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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3170, 3 April 1889, Page 4

Business Notices. Eketahuna livery aud- Bait STABLES. PETER TH0M50N........ .Pbopmetob, HAVING taken over the stables belonging to - the Eketahui i Hotel is prepared to supply travellers and others with' Buggies, Horses etc, on the shortest notice; The LIVERY DEPARTMENT being in change- of a competent groom travellers can rely on the best attention being paid to their steeds. - Goods Carted to all parts of the district at reasonable chatves. 3153 Cash Gifts Cash Gifts Cash Gifts 400 "GIFTS A MO U N T I N G TO £2OOO. \ viz/: Ist Gift, J2500 4th Gift, £SO 2nd do £2OO sth do £25 3rd do iIOO ' 10 Gifts £lO each 25 Gifts '£s each,' 360 Gifts, £2 10s each 400 Gifts: £2OOO (Without any Deduction except for Bank .Exchange.) 'ITF. A VIEW, to further popularising our> WARES, the above liberal sum. will be Distributed among the patrons of the LONDON WATCH COMPANY. ON THE FOLLOWING PLAN : Each purchaser of a WATCH is entitled (as per under-noted Price List) to FROM 9 TO 48 GUESSES ! ! Of the numerical contents of a GLASS JAR (13 inches Jhigh, by 19 inches in circumference), filled and sealed bj Messrs W. R. Bock "and A. E. Cousins, of the firm of Bock & Cousins, printers, and Mr *V. J- Lankshear, Bookseller, Lambton Quay, Wellington. THE JAR Contains an admixture of BEANS ANI MAIZE, and those who guess the Correct Total, or the Nearest Numbei orderto, will secure the Gifts in the there named above ; Ties (if any) tc divide. As the number of guesses, however, appließ separately to each Gift, th< purchaser really obtains a minimum ol 3,600, and a maximum of 19,200 opportunities, or, in other words, 400 time: the number of guesses. The Goods are ot first class workman ship and are offered on the DEFERREI PAYMENT SYSTEM, thus enabling everyone to procure a thoroughly reliable, Sterling Silver Timekeeper b; easy instalments ranging from 7s 6d t< 40s per month, according to the prici selected, with the additional advantagi of possibly obtaining a handsome bonus « « o & eg —-L. ® 3 »o §■■ s ■ § o Sq s - § - - KB-- 05 s (M (M a = : fe) 3 tel 3 § I = s ?> fe? i. e? K * te; g s a - - 01 o3 : P4 o o ■a a = Es _ o"»o"c ?? HHC &1 <D « s. _ .3 xa co go - * - 2* <=> b 0, (jq & 1 - Qi ORDER EARLY, And give full name, occupation, and ad dress; also quote prioe and descriptioi of Watch desired, and enclose detailei list of guesses. Remittances by postsl notes preferrei If by Cheque, add one shilling for ex change. London Watch Co,, Featherston-steeet, (Opposite Onion Bank of Australasia) WELLINGTON. t3 ? The Jar is exhibited in the Windov of Mb W. J. LANKSHEAR, Book seller, Lambton Quay, Wellington. WHAKATAKI POST OFFICE STORE THE UNDERSIGNED has openei the above STORE, and desires ti inform his old customers and friends that they will he supplied therat wit] NEW GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. —A TRIAL KE3PECTFUI/LY SOLICITED. — J. B. OpQRNE, Wharataki, February 6th, 1889. 213 SALSALINE. THE GRE AT FOOD PRESERATIVE t THIS valuable antiseptic preparatioi is tasteless, odorless,- and per fectly harmless. It is -guaranteed t< keep meat, soup, milk, eggs,_ butter fish, game, preserves, fruit, wine, an< food of every description sweet ant wholesale till required for use. - ONE SHILLING PACKET will preserve'2os worth of food. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS & GROCERS, in Is and 2s packets. . Wholesale Agent—E. H. CREASE. ; 313( CHRISTMAS Presents: GIVEN A WA Y giftsTgifts OF Ware. To AJ3) PURCHASERS ' Of IRONMONGERY. PRESENTS will be given equal to 20% of the value of PURCHASE. JNO YOUNG, IRONMONGER. MASIERTON.