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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3263, 23 July 1889, Page 4

Cash Gifts Cash Gifts. Cash Gifts 400 "GIFTS AMOUNTING TO £2OOO. st Gin, £SOO 4th Gift, £SO 2nd do £2OO 6th do £25 3rd do £IOO lOGiftsflOeach 25 Gifts £5 each, 360 Gifts, £2los each 400 Gifts; £2OOO Without any Deduction except for Bank Exchange. WITH A VIEW to further popularising our WAKES, tho above 'iboral sum will bo Distributed among the patrons of tho LONDON W4TCH COMPANY ON THE FOMOWINfI PLAN I 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 high, by 19 inches in cireumforence), filled and sealed by Messrs W, R, Bock and A. E. Cousins,, of the firm of Bock & Cousins, printers, and Mr iV.J. Lankshear, Bookseller, Lambton Quay, Wellington. THE JAR Contains an admixture of BEANS AND MAIZE, and those who guess tho Correct Total, or tho Nearest Number orderto, will secure the Gifts in the there named abovo; Tios (if any) to divide. As tho number of guesses, however, applies separately to each Gift, tho purchaser really obtains a minimum of 3,000, and a maximum of 19,200 opportunities, or, in other words, 400 times tho number of guesses. Tho Goods nro of first class workmanship and are offered on the DEFERRED PAYMENT SYSTEM, thus enabling everyono to procure a thoroughly reliable, Sterling Silver Timekeeper by easy instalments ranging from 7s Od to 40s per month, according to tho price solected, with tho additional advantage of possibly obtaining a handsome bonus,

fc) «mo * o" 22" J*l rt<N<M $1:: ORDER EARLY, And give full name, occupation, and address ; also quote price and description of Watch desired, and encloso detailed list of guesses, Remittances by postal notes proforred If by Cheque, add one shilling for exchange. London Watch Co fl _ Featuejiston-htheet, Opposite Union Bank of Australasia), WELLINGTON. JSs'Tlie Jar is exhibitcdin tho Window of Mr W. J. LA.NKBHEAB, Bookseller. Lambton Quay, Wellington.

WHAKATAKI POST OFFICE STORE. THE UNDERSIGNED has opened the aljovo STORE, and desires tc inform his old customers and friends, that they will be supplied thprat with NEW GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLK PRICES. —A TRIAD RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED,— ' J. B. OSBORNE. Whakataki, February Oth, 1889, 21 NEW BOOKS. TO Bth MAY, 188 P. A Hm DOMINI, 2000, or Woman's Destiny, by Sjr Julius Vogel. Only a few cppies ot the fjrst edition are unsold. Post paid 4/6, Robert Elsmerc, by Mrs Humphrey Ward; post paid ij-. John Ward Beacher, by Margaret Leland, cheap edition; post paid 1/0. Library odition, post paid 1/New Zealand of To-day, 1884-87, by John Bradshaw, 12/0. Alton Looke, Charles Kingsley, now edition, 4/-. Hereward the Wake, by Charles Kingsley, new edition, 4/-, The Pillars of the House, by Charlotte M. Yonge, two volumes each, 4/-, The Young Stepmother, by C. M. Yonge, 4/-. Chanoe and Luck, by R. A. Proctor, author ot "How to Play Whist," £c,2/6. The Boult of Patience, or Card for a Single Player, by Walter Hood. 2/6, The Revolt of Men, by Walter Besa'nt, 4/6. Hallam's Constitutional History of England, new edition, 8/6. Montaigne't Essays, new edition, 8/b'. Celohrated Russian Novels, by Count Tolstoi; The Cossacks, and Recollections of Sebastono 4/6

G. % DUTTON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND NEWS AGENT, LAMBTON-QUAY & WII/LIS-ST WELLINGTON. SHIP HOTEL. Willis Street, WELLINGTON. UTBSE. WILLIAMS, late of Masiyj. tettun, having tnlten over the above Old Established Hotel, will be rliii! to see all hot Old Friends, and they may bo assured, they will receivo every attention. First-Olaßs Beds 1/6,'A1l Meals 2/, Board per Week, 20/, 3252