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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2617, 7 June 1887, Page 2

THE HUM WEEKLY, A SIXTEEN-PAGE Journal published every IBIRSDAY ovenlng in tlmo for upcountiy smile. Terms of subscription payable In advance and inoluslvo of poatago s IS MONTHS 10s. 6 MONTHS 6s. 3 MONTHS 4s, Orders for above will be received at the WaiRabapA DaUT Office, and by our .Agents throughout the District. Scale of advertising: charges furnished on application. . J, PAYTON k CO. A. GUMMING MILNE ALVA HOUSE, HALL STREET, Hours op Consultation—9to 11 a.m., Ito 2 p,m, 7to 9 p.m. 2385 T. G. MASON. Pharmaceutical Chemist, QUEEN STREET, HAS now recoived the Season's stock ofNEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL, Specially imported and bottled by hia London Arant. ALSO ft largo supply of ■WARNER'S SAFE OURB-ll■ per bottlo. IRISH- MOSS VECTORAL,-Th Domestic rotnedy for Coughs, Colds, and all affections of the throat Prepared from the original rccipo 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6 per bottle. QUININE AND STEEL WINE, WHITE WORM POWDERS, COOPER'S SHEEP DIP Largest and best stock of Drugs and Dkoimculs, Horao and Cattlo medicines, Toilet Requisites and Perfumery, Patent medicines, or Surgical appliances in the Wollington District. All Country Orders despatched by return mail, XIO-BT BHXmIj,, AT THE PRIVATE DOOR. Mr A. L White (Graduate in Dental Dunedin University) DENTAL SURGEON, CHURCH. STREET, Mastorton.

WILLIAM DOUG ALL, SUCCESSOR 10. W. LITTLEJOIIN AND SON. Queon-St., Masterton. WELL SELECTED STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY. To Select from. Attention ia directed to W, D'a £G ENGLISH MADE WATCH <£fi; i Extra Heavy Cases, i Specially got up for WORKING MEN. SPECTACLES f' and EYEGLASSES. to Suit any flight. Surveyors Instruments, Telescopes and Binoculars suitable for Shepherds always on hand. Goods sold orjually ns ehenp as in any of tho Wellington shops, 2G12

DISTRICT ORDERS. Militia & Volunteer Office, Featliorston, June 0,1887. Maatorton School Cadets will . parade for inspection at 2.80 p.m. on the 16th inst. Mastorton Rifles, at 7.30, same date. ' HENRY BUNNY, Major, Commanding Wairarapa District