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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3055, 16 November 1888, Page 3

fcrawooDs, fl/YA BUSHELS WHITETARTARDUU lAN OATS. 1 A Bales of Wool Packs; each lOlbs IV and 811b, Past Tops , • . 1A A SACKS RYE GRASS SEED. IUV Apply to 3014 p. H. WOOD. PIANOS. PIANOS. NEW AND SECOND HAND/ FOR AASH, OR ON TIME PAY\J ' MENTS. F.H.TOOD Has Bovoral first-clans instruments for sale, now on view at his Grey town Rooms CALL AND INSPECT. ' No excuse for anyone being without : a Piano never. 2429 TIOB SALE.—One Four-horso Spring J. Waggon, suitablo for carrying Wool: A Bargain. . Apply to .■■■.. . F.H; WOOD. E, KIBBLEWHITE, TOBACCONIST,&&o r ;' • HAIEDKESSIN6 SALOON, QUEEN-ST..„;.....MASTERTON. IUST ARRIVED.-A SPLENDID 0 ASSORTMENT OF FISHING TACKLE, Lines and Flios, Minnows, Phantoms, cto. • FORSALE-NEWMUSIC.. , ; Circulating Library, all Latest Novels, and Standard Workt on Hand; Staiioneby. Walking Sticks, - -inspection invitedTlio HAIR-DRESSING SALOON attached, which is one of the' best appointed m the District, is under the ftblo management of PROFmOR IiOWLEY, Junr. Wliu will be glad . to' see all his Old ..;' Friends, and as many New ' Ones as possible. Muzorts Set, Hair Dijul, Ladies' Own Hair Nude Up. * For the convenience of Ladies the Hair Dressing Saloon will be Specially Reserved for them every THURSDAY from 1 to 2imd from Cto.7. HAIRCUTMG, SHAYING, and SHAMPOOING 6b each IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE PICTURESQUE ATLAS OF 'AUSTRALASIA. SAMPLES of our Bindings for the above are now ready and on vikw. Half Persian Morocco, gilt edges, 25/per vol; half best do do, 27/6 du; whole Persian do, hovelled boards, gilt edges, 82/G; whole host Morocco, extra do do, 1)7/0, . That is from 20% to 33% lower than tho Sydney prices. Just to Hand: a large stock of SOL FA Material, Sole Wellington Aycnt, by special, appointment, for Messrs,), S, Omen's, publications. W. J. LANKSHEAR, Lambton Quay, Wellington, .'. 8053

1 *"UCB has been said about the Sot- „ Hera'friend, and 1 ask the settlers to judge for thcmsolvca who is tho best friend to tho dtstrico.' Those who Imvo paid thousands of pounds'in wages which have all been circulated in tMplaco or. those who employ next to no labor and send all'they can scrape out of tho district. ASFORCEEAPBOOTS compare quality with price and it will bo found that epetekson;s r Shop is THE PLACE for Ohoap and Good Boots. ■;:.-: .:'.,;•■ !",<>• -v .- Tho, following'list' ,un idea of the bargains to'be obtained:— V Children's Strong Copper Toes - : - . from - ; -•■ ' ■ '' ;! ,3/3' Girls High Leg Loco Boots ',, 5/3 ' Boys Strong Lace Boots '' ';,' (i/8 ; -Youths',, ' „'' ';;. : ~'■ Ifi ; ; lidiosStrong'LeatlierE.S; „ 8/- „ Laeo'UpE. S. '',.'. 8/C : Mens Bluchers „ 5/9 „ Watertight" ' „ 10/fi ' |, Shooting HandT Nail,, 11/G All other lines EQUALLY CHEAP-- ; And Remember ]\o Rubbish in Stock. BOOTS & SHOES of all description's made to order, sown or pegged. Repairs done.. :Charges Moderate.,; ;Country orders will rccoive prompt i attention. • *Note tho address—j' Opposite Ross & Muir's Coach Factory," JAPANESE GOODS-A Splendid assortment in Cabinets, Brackets, Yascs, Workforces, Photo Frames, Fancy Balls, Faiis and Palm Leaves'for wall d corations, Brooms', Dusters, &c, Chinese Lanterns. GEO. HOOPER, Fancy Goods Importer, Queen-staiot. . " BEWARE. OBSERVE THE TRADE MARK. ' ™OME Unprincipled Person nr persons have beon trying to imitate our ranges, but we are pleased to find in the essential they havo fnilcd. 1 Wohoiw this deceptive practice upon tho public will have'the effect of sending'buyers to our show room or to'our itgiwts, in order to protect the public, whose interests wo desire to serve.: Wo decided a short time ago to apply to the Colonial Secretary for a trade mark which was grunted.' This will confer a great boon upon all colonists, inasmuch as' Lulto and Sons' Ranges show a saving of about 50 per cent iii fuel, besides greater durability than any ollior range (manufactured or imported) in tho Colonies,'■ i ; ;i " : LOOK 1 AT THIS! •'■.'- LAST YEAR AVE SENT'OUT OVER ■ -•■ ■ FIVE HUNDRED I ' Why is it tho public will have Luke's Raugesi 1 ' : ,'" : ' " ; Because they supply a .Stronger and cheaper article tlia'ji anyone else; ■'; ■'' Why' m\ it there is Siidra rush for Luke's Ranges'/ >, : ■■•'-.■' ■'' '■■ Because there is sucha great saving iii fuel. • ' ;: " ! -; : '■;■ ■ ;: 'l;'

A wind and' : bnlnrgcd' ■' CMulogdo is about to be issuotl.'.. : ''. ;: ' '." ; " Inspection to tllbir Slwwruoin',' Man-aera-atreet, invited. ! ' .- ■■■■'•■• "S.LUKE & SONS,; '; ■ [PHOGLAMATiON] ■ 'V In exercise ' and pursuance'of'the authority 'vested in uio' in this behalf by " Tho Trades Marks Act, '1886," I,' the Colonial Secretary 'Of Now'Zuiilatid'do hereby cortify that the Trade Mark herein described,'' that ii to sayDescription of Trade Mark, A Diamond, within which is, a dish with a le« of Miittou''o\iit; 'outside the >: diamond : arethe letters ami abbroi;yiatio'nli'VyE,XL)S.L.&S,l i 'VyE,XL ) S.L.&S," l . -, Nature d'\U article ! td,'which it is in- , '' 'tchtlcd to'ipjily. ,!ii ' , - Cooking Range 5,..,..;..',,.;,,,(,...',...,., —h'as'ljee'ii duly r'o?ist'orcd, and that Samuel Luke and Sous,, of Te y Aro Foundry, tyellhnftbn, (in the: Golony of New Zealand, Engineers.'-rßoilei'Uiakera, 1 and Iron and Brass Founders, are entitled to the use of [the Baitl Trade %fevi?.,fiM--:ui;n;).'iM/fii:i.v < ■ Issued/ from tho .Colonial Secretary t office, at Wellington,; tlje'Sthdav of (July onetliousand,l)ig([tJiui|aredi^n(t ; piglity eight.-:V r .#,,.;,i.„. ; „:.,.,..,-...., ,„ ■■■'■-. ■ Soc'rotary and '""■'Eejistrap of.Ttado Marks,