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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3265, 25 July 1889, Page 4

Cash Gifts Cash Gifts Cash Gifts 400 "GIFTS AMOUNTING TO £2OOO. st Gift, jEoOO 4th Gift, fSO 2nd do £2iW sth do £25 ! 3rd, do £IOO lOGiftsflOeach 25 Gife £5 each, 360 Gifts, £2 10s each 400 Gifts: 12000 Without any Deduction except for Bank Exchange WITP A VIEWto further popularising our WARES, the abovo iberal sum will be Distributed among tho patrons of tho LONDON VWOB. COMPANY, ON Mlli B'OLLOWIXB I'iAN ! Each purchaser of a WATUII is entitled (as per under-noted Price List) to From 9 to 43 (juesses !! Of tho numerical contents of a GLASS JAR (13 inches hisdi, by 19 inohos in circumference), filled and sealed by Messrs W, R, Book and A. E. Cousins, of the firm of Bock & Cousins, printers, and Mr iV. J. Lankshear, Booksoller, Lambton Quay, Wellington, THI2 JAR Contains an admixture of BEANS AND MAIZE, and thoso who guess tho Correct Total, or the Nearest Number orderto, will secure the Gifts in tho thero named abovo; Ties (if any) to divide. As the number of guesses, however, applies separately to each Gift, the purchaser really obtains a minimum of 11,000, and a maximum of 19,200 opportunities, or, in other words, 400 times tliomimber of guesses, 'Bid Goods are n| first plass workmanship and are offered on the DEFERRED PAYMENT SYSTEM, thus enabling everyone to procure a, thoroughly reliable, Sterling Silver Timekeeper by easy instalments rouging from fa Od to 40s per month, according to the price selected, with tho additional advantage of possibly obtaining a handsome bonus. k' OO O JN OrtO ft) "<lrH O'OO & 9 p'i % : ti coo-* h, OWO Yi hhin v QDqm P ---*■—-, pq (MWO S t

ORDER EARLY, And give full name, occupation, and address ; also quote prico and description of 'Watch desired, and enclose detailed list of gijessgs. Item jttanpea by postsl notes preferred If by Cheque, add quo shilling for exchange. London Watch Co,, Featheiiston-sthekj.', Opposite Union Bank of Australasia), WELLINGTON. K3"Tho Jar is exhibitcdin the Window of Mb W. J. LA.NKSHEA.K, Bookseller, Lambton Quay, Wellington. WHAKATAKI POST OFFICE STORE, THE PPERSIQNBD has opened the aljovp STOP, and (jesses to inform his old custonjera and friends, that they will bo supplied therat with NEW GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLR PRICES. —A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.— J. B. OSBORNE WIIAKATAKI, February Oth, 1889, 21

MW BOOKS. TO Bth MAY, 188?. \ MO DOMINI, 2000, or Wonian'« i Destiny, by Sir Julius Vogel. umy a fpw cnpjea qt tlio lirat edition ate unsold. Post paid 4/6. Robert Elsuier'o, by Mrs Humphrey Ward; post paid 4/-. John Ward Beachor, by Margaret Leland, cheap edition; post paid 1/9. Library edition, post paid 1/. New Zealand cf To-day, 1884-87, by John Bradshaw, 12/6, Alton Locke, Charles Kingsley, new edition, 4/-. Heroward tha Wake, by Charles Kingsloy, new edition, 4/-. The Pillars of the House, by Charlotte If. Ypnge, two volumes each, 4/-,' The Young Stepmothor, by C. M. Yonge, 4/.'.' Chance and Luck, by E. A. Proctor, author ol "How to Play Whist," 4c, 2/8. "The Book of Patience, or Card'for a Single Pfevcr, by Walter flood.' 2/6. The Revolt of Men, by Walter B/isant, 4/6\ Hallam's Constitutional History of England, new edition, 8/6, Montaigno'b Essays, new edition, 8/0, Celebrated Russian Novels, by Count Tolstoi; The Cossacks, and Recollectioosof Sebastopo ' /6 a, % DUTTON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND NEWSAGENT,' LAMBTON-QUAY & WILLIS-ST WBI/LINGTON. SHIP HOTEL

Willis Street, WELLINGTON, "USE. WILLIAMS, We of Mas- . terton, having tnlteri am the above Old Established Hotel, will be glad to see all' hor Old Woir.wapa Friends, and they may be assured thay will receive every attention, Fireglass Beds 1/6, All Meals 2/, . Ppsrdpor Week,2o/.