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;;f|p||fiuS^si^j^^^ ; /;!;| EKETA&JJNA SMITHY.'I 'ARTHUR J. CHAMBERLAIN, (LATB OF MaSTBRTON,) General Blacksmith and Farrier. ' HAYING taltono\grtheabovo basi. noss so efficiently carried on by Mr tixo, I)uuki.\ohah, solicits a continuance of the patronage that has hitherto hoen 10 liberally extended to his piedeiessur E/ery description of eninnooring and jlackaiDitluiig work neatly raccutul, at the loweßt trado rates consistent ivith honest wurkmanship.

BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS, MUCH hasbeensaid about the Settlers! friend, and task the settlers tuijudgo.for themselves who is the best frfei'id to the 'district,: Those who have paid thousands of pounds' in wages which have all been'circulated in the place or thpse who employ next to no labor and send all they can scrape out of the district. AS FUR CHEAP BOOTS compare quality with price and it will bo found that ;-H,PETEhSON'S Shop iii THE PLACE for Ckoap and Good 800t5... ■.„.. The following list will ijive an idea of the bargains to bo obtained : : Children's' Strong Copper Toes ; from 3/3 Girls High Leg Lacei Boots „ 5/3 Boys Strong Lace Boots ~ IS/8 Youths „ ' „ „-■■ „ 7/0 Ladies Strung Leather E. S. ~ 8/- . „ Lace Up E. S. ~ 4jH Mcus Bluchers „ 5/9 ■ „ Water Tight . .. . „ 10/ li .: „ Shooting HimdT Nail.,ll/ii All other lines EQUALLY CHEAP And Remember No Rubbish in /Stoisk. BOOTS & SHOES of all descriptions made to order, sown or peg-sud. liepairs done. Charges Moderate. Country orders will receive prompt attention. *Note the addioss—" Opposite Boss & Muir's Coacli bWivy."

G.L.JENNESS, BEOS to inform hia friends and the public generally, thill, he hits just recuiyed n splendid assortment «l jewel-1 lery of all kinds, also ijnld mid oiivei Watches., 100 jewelled 8 Day Brans i Drum Clucks, worth 25s each to be sold ut 15s each, 300 English Lever Clucks to be sold from ss; 110 American Level Clocks to be sold from lie; 100 American Alarums to be sold Irom (is ;250 English Lever Alarums, to be sold from !)s and 10.1 each. Also a large assortment of other kinds Ameriean English and French Clocks. Diamond Kings, Bracelets, Brooches iiud all other kinds of jewellry made to order at the shortest notice, Also all kinds of repaiis. Skilled, workmen kept, All. work done on the pre, mises.. ft. L. J. Begs to inform his country customers that they can for forward their watches by parcel'pest at a cost of 8d each way registered. Country orders punctually attended to, Note the address,—(J. L.JENNESS, 6 .Willia-st. Wellington ■ - 2791

GEOKGE DENTOiN, WATCHMAKER AND JKWELLER, IKOMMONGKU, LOCKSMITH AND GUNSMITH, i 38 Willis Street, Wellington. Trout Fishing, Lawn Tennis, Lawn Bowling and Cricketing Goods, Fishing ntts and netting twino. Camridoes for Revolvers, Rifles, and sporting guns, all the going sizus. REVOLVERS, RIPLKS V GUNS. a»p . ALL WMMi REQUISITES. Watches, Cliioks, and a largo stock of Jewellery all of best quality, plated ware and general ironmongery. 1020 AM RIOAN DISPENSARY, 42, MARGAPT-fcTPijT, SYDNEY. (Between George lind York-streets) P.O. Box 9120, Dr %;er is a regular Gniduatid Physician, educated at Harvard College, y,S. (forcqii||ri]i!»tiQii pop New. Zealand Gazette, January 2lst,fßKl>, also New South Wales Gazette, April 17th 1888., The doctor has devoted' 14 years to the study of CHRONIC, NERVOUS, and SPECIAL DISEASES, Four df those wee? in tlte leading hospitals of the Upitpd States, wh.jeh. enables him to treat allprivaje troubles with excellent results. All applying to him will receive his honest opinion of their complaints. No experimenting j no Mercury used. He will guarantee; a positive euro in every case he undertakes or forfeit £2O l». His reason for dimig so is this—when there is no organic disease, and nothing but an iniirfMnio trouble, or, in other wurds, a congloniuiation of symptoms producing, a cert an result, there is no iwon why k cannot be riiiiwyed, with, the prop, r remedies, tjierpf ore lie jruaran-! fees. He Wjshes it \iucVerstnqil |h# claim \a jwibjjm. iui< possibilities, or to have' miraoiilotis power; ho claims inly to be a skilled and successful physician, thoroughly inj formed in his'speeialit.y-CHRONIC and SPECIAL DISEASES of MEN and ! WOMEN. People residing at a distance can, by 'explaining |heir topics in detail be treaty auiouia.. 'Tn'e course o.f treatmeiif wiil hot in any way interfere with' their business. Exainirlition 'anfl advice .free to all, Charges moderate. between Gemge and York streets, Sydney. Post' Office box No, 920. Officii hours 10 a,ni. to 12 p.ui.; 2to 4 and 7 to 8 p;m, Suudays, from 10 to 12 a.m. only. Dr. Specr'a Now Zealand Establishment in Wellington is closed from 80th September, 'BB. All coinnmnications are in'futuro to be forwarded to Svtjuey as abovo ' '" : '

Look! Look:.! photography! paorQaßAPHyi san-bSnoisco STUDIO, On and after Monday, the above ' STUDIO '■..wiiii BIROPEN TO THE PUBLIC. WANTED the public to know that 'V the Undersigned (late of Paris) will, on MONDAY, commence business as above in those convenient premises over THOKNDON. House, .Lambron Qu.iy, and begs to intimate that'patrons will find the work executed by inj {« be AUaro earnestly,invited,to, inspect his ißojinis, anJ satisfy 'tjietnselvea tip, to (ha genuineness nf 'Studio mi Workmanslip Qf?Q yew in AJuorloa and Paris, ■. SATISFAOTIoFtiUARANTEED: •■ ■■■'■ -and- -■■■■'■■ :■ ■' - PRICES VERY MODERATE. '■.: .gABINBTFROMiSs. AltiPOßraAlfSl^^|^A,KfANEp^Y, B. IiITSCEU, .'■iSANFRANCISCQSTUDIQ, Over Wmmi tm\ m A&p's, ■ i ; ' - ; Opposite Government; Buildings,' Wellington..; 1 BWB .OABINETMAKEirupHOLSTTOR ■'■• : '.:.:'';':K^..v'ANnr"rV;;/'r : . ■•.;•■: % i:

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3097, 7 January 1889, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3097, 7 January 1889, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3097, 7 January 1889, Page 4

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