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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2895, 10 May 1888, Page 4

JAMES THOMPSON , MA NUPAOIURER OP CRATED WATERS AND CORDIALS Queen & Ohapei, Streets, " MASTERTON LIVERIi & STABLES. FTTOOD tenders. his best thanks , O to the travelling public and settlers of the district for the liberal, patronage bestowed on him aince he commenced business in Masterton. The CLUB STABLES will be found commodious, comfortable, well-ventilated, and supplied with eve.y convenience that {-""oilers or owners of horses can desire. A first class collection of Buggies, Carry-alls, and reliable Saddle Horses constantly on lure at moderate rates. Every attention paid to tho requirements of Comnierciai Travellers, The " Favorile" 'Busitrieets everv Train. SECURE PADDUQKP JfERBAL REMEDIES 3 AND ELECTRO MAGNETISM. pURE or RELIEVE all DISEASES. \J No ono should consider theitjAaa hopeless until they have tried our^wat-; mbnt. _ Chronic and Nervous Diseases a speciality, A gentleman from. Nelson says—-Your treatment has done wonders for me, 1 shall do all I can to recommend it, • Write for particulars to R. AYRES, MEDICAL BOTANIST 90 Cuba St., Wellington, Author of A WARNING VOICE, a book which all young men should read. Sent post freo for four penny stamps. COAL AND COKE. r ENCOURAGE NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRY —By using .the— A Best Household, Steam v n smithy coals, From the Celebrated BRUNNER COAL MINES, GREYMOUTH. pOKEfor Smelting, Malting, andothor Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, and i ire Clay goods of every description always on hand or mado to order, aafcan m nc iiu ur iimue to order, aatean be obtained at the Depot, Manners&ist, Beware of your roister stoves and grates. only Brut,nor Coal, that will not burn your ranges., and is nioro economical than any other coal. Also, superior Newcastle SlraS a 3 ourrent raf; es. BRUNNER COAL COMPANY Manner3-st., Wellington, 2799 3NEBVOUS. MEW, young and old, married or single, Buffering from Nervous •"ability, Premature Decay. Loss of Manhood. Vital Power, and all diseases of Inm ?? org ? ns > aa y. obtain, TREE, a valuable treatise by an eminent burgeon, containing full information,raL garding self-treatment by applvin» bv* letter to Box 1081,6.P.0., Sydifey." .

(J LUi3 UOTEL MASTifiM The Proprietor of the above old and well-known establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Masterton and the surrounding districts, as also tho trayellini? public for the large measure of abort / ancl begs respectflßy to state that additions, alterations, andimproveinents, in accordance with the progress of the place, as also tho growing requirements of the trade,' have been made. The Culinary Department is as usual, hrst-class. ' Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other JuSy ° a 811 ° f tllo VCly beßt The Billiard.Room, which is provided nfifch one of Alcock's first-class tables, has m been refurnished in the most elegant manner. 6 A. EL KINS, Proprietor. OPAKI SAW MILL® Masterton. ' RICHARD IiVERNDEN* PROPRIETOR. * E. Til B , EGS to 11(,tif y ho -Li i has purchased tho above weii-knuwn mill, and is prepared to cut and deliver timber to ordor any size and at the lowest possiblo trade rates, All orders by pst, at the mill, or ef lit It. Ji residence, will receive pitfiu) and careful attention. WANTI^TTo^MaJoIt LEASE. A PARM. CONTAINING 11H ACRES, ALL FENCED. • THE Land is mostly arable, and a great portion of it has been ploughed and is now m good English Grass. There is a comfortable Cottage and outbuildings on it. It is situated in the Carterton district, and is surrounded by good metalled roads of easy access to Public. Schools, the business places of Carterton, Greytown, anil Masterton, Well situated for Milk or Dairy Farming. Liberal terms to bona iide Purchasers or Lessees. This is a good opportunity to porsons of small means, , TTT nVnn]L ermble a 111,111 Witll C A HUNDRED POUNDS READY MONEY, To secure a comfortable Homestei Arm Sharp to M. CASELBERG & CO. Masterton. DEPRESSIONS

WHEN, in England a few-years ago, I was trying to strike ,a bargain witlianian for a small piece of land, I told hun I thought it had been much neglected—thistles and dock leaves and other useless things allowed to grow He said—"Nell, Mister, there is some good m everything growing on this land, but perhaps you don't see it." For a similar reason, there is some good in depression, but every man don't see it nor ut vet able to put ittogooduso.OwinJ to tho depression here and abroad, 1 have been enabled to buy LGOO worth of New Goods for L4OO, consequently I can gira better value thun any other mau in Wel« lington, Come and see. 28 ? 2 JftMES HUXT.TCY n OOD ACCOMODATION for tho \X Travelling public 2249