SIXTEEN-PAGE Journal published ovory . ...THI.RSDAY evering in time for up- ..'.■■ ry mails,. Terms of subscription payable -. vanoe and inolusii eof postage i—--18 MONTHS ,10s. OJJMONTHS Cs.- - ; 3 MONTHS 4s. •Orders- for above will lie rcceived'at.'tt'e "Wairabafa Daily Office, and by our Amenta throughout the District. Scale of advertising ohargefl furni9b.od on plication. FAYTON k CO. T.G.MASON. Pharmaoeutmal Chemist, QUEEN STREET, "AS now received the Season's stock ofNEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL, Spocially imported and bottled by his London Apent. •ALSO a large supply of WIENER'S SAFE OURE-lj- per bottlo. . BISH MOSS nOTOML,~m Doraestio remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all affeotions of the throat and chest. Prepared from the original. recipe 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6 per bottle. QUININE AND STEEL WINE, WHITE WORM POWDERS, COOPER'S SHEEP DIP Largest and best stool of Drugs and Dhenucals, Horse and Cattle medicines, Toilet Requisites and Perfumery, Patent medicines, or Surgical appliances in tho Wellington District. All Country Ordora despatched by return mail. AT THE PRIVATE DOOR. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. H. HOUNSLOW RESPECTFULLY intimates to the „\ public of Masterton that he has commenced business as BOOT AND SHOE MAKER In those premises opposite Devison House, where ho hopoa by strict, attention to all orders entrustod to his care to merit a fair share of Support. Boots and Shoes of cvory description made and repaired on the most Reasonable terms. 260! ALL amiigemonts for the opening of this institution having been comDieted, parents and guardians are informed that students will assemble "on MONDAY, JULY 11th at 9.30 a.in, Mr Crawford has had the good fortune to seouro the commodious and well ventilated building, known as St, MATTHEW'S SCHOOLROOM, which, in addition to being central in position, is sufficiently- withdrawn from the thoroughfare to ensure quiofc. For additional information see prospectus. STUDENTS intending to joinj;the class will meet at the above rooms on MON DAY,llth July at 4.30 p.in,, and aro re quested to bring with them all books nol text books, such as Grammar, Conversation Books, etc Fees for this class, one and a half guineas per quarter. A. E, CRAWFORD, 2637 ;■ T,C.D„.S,S. MISS WEBB, DRESSMAKER, (Late of H. OWEN & Co.) ' ALBERT-STREET. Two doors on the right hand aide o 2650 POUND. E,W RIGLE Y ARCHITECT, Church Street Masterton. Planß prepared and Estimates furnished
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2656, 25 July 1887, Page 2
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376Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2656, 25 July 1887, Page 2
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