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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2723, 12 October 1887, Page 3

m^mmmmmmmm SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, AT TWO O'CLOCK, nNUHHUffI HAVE received instructions to soil by Auction entirely lV*W,Ml»<»^m<ATi: A lot of Furniture and Sundries, seized for rent, including— Couches, Chairs, Tallies, Lamps, Books, Pictures, Cretonne Suits, Washsiands, Tables, &c, &c, Also—Severalconsignmcntß of FURMTURE and other GOODS, to he cleared regardless of cost. PRODUCE, MERCHANDISE, &c. A CONCERT IN AID OF TEE s^flspwrawnMiKi WILL BE HELD OiN FRIDAY, NOVEMBERII. TIOSBTS-Jb, 2s, Is. TO BUILDEPuS. JL on MONDAY, 17th inst., for : Repulrs to Premises m Queen Streets • Specifications may bo seen at my office, GEO. FANNIN, 2724 ■ Architect riOACH and CARRIAGE BOLDER, jjOAOH and CARRIAGE B, iLDBR TARANARI-ST., WELLINGTON WANTED.-Tho iiiliabitnnts of ih Wairarapa to know that G. Luke is building carriage* of every description of the BEST MATERIAL, and from tho latest 'designs at priceß that Beiy Competition. Double Buggiesfrmn £4O; Single n:n£Bo Dog Carts from £35; Lome Cars nn£3o Pagnell and 'Whitochapol carts from £26 Spring Traps £2O. Putnam's Sulkys arc a speciality; from £l6 upwards. ' Estimates and designs' tn application. ..CHARLES COLLIER WISHES to intimate to the sheepfarmers of tho Wairarapa and surrounding district that ho is now pre-' pared to do WOOLSCOUEING at tho following prices ;—Locks and Pieces, •fd ; scoured and classified, |d ; Suponor Snow White Eleoees, l|d ; bellioa and pieces, snow white, Id. Having had 37 years colonial experience, b<'th in North Queensland, New South Wales, Australia and New Zealand, ho can guarantee that all work entrusted to him will be done with the utmost care and despatch. During the wool scouring Eeason all other work' will be suspended, to give our clients the < advantage of getting their wool into the first English sales, All wools entrusted to his care will bo insured, stored, and delivered at tho railway station free of cost. Highest Price for wool aud skins OLD BREWERY FELLMONGERY, ■ Masterton, 2721 f9BkMi mm ma. Xirg MR F. 0..8, JENSEN, 151. Lambton Quay, CAN BE CONSULTED .DAILY, Personally or by Letter, STATING the symptoms of the case. All such, communications will bo promptly attended to and receive his careful consideration, TESTIMONIALS. To P. 0. B. JENSEN, 151, Lambton- ' Quay, Wellington. Accept my heartfelt thanks and gratitude for tho groat benofit 1 have received from your treatment. I was certainly in tho weakest of conditions when I first applied to'you, but lam happy to say ; through ftod's goodness, and your incomparable medicines, my health is restored. I shall always consider it my duty' to commend any of my fellowsuffering creatures to you, and point to myself as a monument of your skill, With many thanks for your great kindness to me, 1 beg to subscribe myself, Yours verytruly, . A. H. Marshall, Johnston-street. . August 5,'1887. MeJ/JVlokms, Willis Street,' Wellington. Dear Sir.—l hare suffered with Sciatica Rheumatism, my digestive power waß destroyed, and eventually extrome kidney diseaso overtook me, my' bowles were partly, paralysed,. my heart throbbed violently, and convulsions were frequent, •but since I have consulted Mr Jensen I have been relieved of all my complaints. I will gladly bear testimony to the worth of his cure. • . , •• -,To Mr Pi 0. B. Jensen, Lambton-quay. Mb Soon, Thorndon quay, Wellington. .'.■ Dear Sir.-I have been Buffering from Nervour Debility for several years. I was advised to call and see Mr: Jensen, and 1 am'glad I did so, for since I took to using his medicine I have been cured, To Mr P. 0. Bi Jensen, Lambton-quay.