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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2850, 17 March 1888, Page 3

FOR SALE. 10 Purebred Cotawold Rams 10 do Southdown do, 2-toofch, bred by Mr J. Reid, Oamaru. ' 150 Ferretts. typly to F, H, WOOD, Greytown. TO RUNHOLDE ES HX) T ATHAMis prepared , Jj, JJ to boil down sheep at Messrs Williams and Beetham's Works, Waingawa. Those desirous of Bonding shoep aro requested to apply at once, FREEZING BEEF killed at lowest rates, 2846. ROYAL HOTEL, MASTERTON. D. E. TOOHILL, Prohuetor, THE above Hotel hat been placed in thorough repair, renovated,and furnished in a way that will meet the wishes of boarders and visitors. The best of wines, spirits, and fermentod liquors kept in stock. FIRST-CLASS STABLING. W. H. HOFFMANN & CO-, (OfAdkujde), BEG to notify those eufferinp from DEAFNESS that they havo an instrument, "The Aurophone," Specially adapted for all Ear Complaints. It is infallible and immediate in its action in propagating sound. This valuable instrument has never failed ingiving relief to all suffering with defectivo hearing, and is especially appreciated by those having spent large amounts of money without benefit, The most important part of this Instrument, is that it can bo placed in and withdrawn from the ear with the greatest ease, and that it is NOT VISIBLE when in the Ear. STEAM-INHALING SPRAYS. These Instruments are the most efficacious in all Cheat, Bronchial, and Throat Complaints, in the relief of those hacking Coughs incidental to Phthisis, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, etc,, etc. The warm, mild, and medicated steam loosens the mucus, relieves the inflammatory process, and gives free breathing room. MR HOFFMANN will visit Masterton and may be consulted from March 22nd to March 29th, on all cases of Deafness, at the Occidental Hotel. 2848 TE KANGITUMAU COCKSFOOT SEED TO SELL, in lots to suit purchasers. Sample on application. JAS. STUCKEY, 2847 Opakl.

IMPORTANT. L. J. HOOPER & Co. Are now openin? up their first; instalment of 49 CASES AND BALES 49 OF Autumn and Winter Goods, NOVFITIFS INEVBRY IUVLLIILO DEPARTMENT ALL THE LATEST STYLES & FASHIONS FROM LONDON AND PARIS. VALUE UNSURPASSED. M FIRST GRAND DISPLAY FOR THE AUTUMN k WINTER SEASON, 1888, L. j, HOOFER & CO,, BONMARCHE. EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION FARES. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. SATURDAY, MARCH 17th, 1888. ON the above dato, tho ordinary trains to Wellington will loave Masterton at 8.30 a,m. and 5.40 p.m., the afternoon train leaving Mangamahoe at 2,15 p.m. The usual Saturday trains between Masterton and Greytown and Featherston will not run, but a special train will leavo Featherston at 9.18 a.m., Greytown9.33, Carterton 10.12, Masterton 10.48, arriving at Opaki at 11 o'clock. An extra train will leavo Masterton at 11.30 a.m., arriving at Opaki at 11.45. A return special train to Featherston will leave Opaki at 6 p.m., and Masterton at G. 20 p.m. The usual midday train to Mangamahoe will not leave Masterton until 12.55 p.m. The ordinary 5.15 p.m. train to Mauriceville will not leave Masterton until 10,15 p.m., or alter arrival of train from Wellington. EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return on day of issue only, may be obtained as under: — Ist 2nd claBS class Featherston and Greytown to Opaki 3s Gd 2s Cd Between undermentioned stations and Wellington (either way) Masterton • ... 7a Od 5s 3d Carterton 6s Od 4s Cd Greytown 6s Od 4s Gd Feathorston 5s Od 3s 9d Mauriceville ... ... 8s (id 6s 3d Note,—Tho evening train to Masterton will not leave Wellington until 5,35 p.m. BY ORDER, Traffic Agent's Office, Wellington, March 9, 1888,