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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3363, 18 November 1889, Page 4

CRICKETING, CRICKETING. AIM'ASF, lUX- , p SlXfll.K-CANB, DLK, FROM W MOM 10s 6u. 7s6d i). ABHER Of the Cheap Fancy Bazaar, Jlaimerßstreet, Winston, lias just opened 9 cases of Cricket Bats, Balls, Stumps, Leg Guards, Gloves and Nets, by all celebrated makers. Lawn Tennis, Crobille, and Croquet Games in great variety. Also 10 casks of Javasksk and China Goons, consisting of tables, cabinets, ladies' work-boxes, writing desks, tea caddies, fancy boxes, fans, screens, kites, teapots, cups amVsauccrs, and ornaments in lanjo variety. ea- FANCY GIPSY TABLE WOBK BASKETS Is ltd EACH. Folding Chairs, boxingj-loves, bagatello boards, all sizes, ladies' companions, fancy ba»s, albums, photo frames, pictures, rocking and velocipede horses, toys in groat variety, cutlery, hardware, electro-plated ware, brushes and combs, travelling trunks, carpet bags and portmanteaux, basket ware, papier inaclie goods, and general variety fancy goods, —Also—--300 ENGLISH FOUR-WHEELED PERAMBULATORS, With Imliarnbber Tiro Wheels and Reversiblo Hoods. Must 1)0 Sold. £3 10s o™ loll jg2 5s

Iron B'wjdc Wheels, il 10n U. Note the Address—-makseks-stukkt, Wellington (Next to Opera House.) A til', NT roll BOSJSTO'S CXLKIiHATED OIL OF IiUUAIiYI'TUS, PILLS AND OINTMENTS, a valuable oxt<'in;tl remedy for Eheuniiitism, Liiiml:i»o, Sciatica, Sprains, Neunilt'ia, Cliolic, Wlmupiug Courli, &e. OIL: Price 2/per Bottle. 331 TOIIBICO/S'CMCTIES. lini'.T.viiuxA'WooDvm.i: Line. t EAVE EKETAHUNA daily on jj arrival of first train from WEL LINGTOX, also AVmnlvillc each day in '■Hie tu catch the Wellington train at Kketabuna. Fares Eketaliuna and Wotidviile, 7/0 i iiltetahuna and Pahia' lua, os.

J. MACARA, 8281 Proprietor. A. lUWoi\'~" MASTERTOM AKJ> EKETAHDNA. MONEY TO LEND IN VARIOUS SUMS. THOMIaUO CABINETMAKER UPHOLSTERER and UNDERTAKER, QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON MASTEIiTOH LIVERY & BAIT" STABLES. 171 TT OOD tenders liis best thanks Jj , O to the travelling public aim settlors of the district for tho liberal patronage bestowed on him since he commenced business in Masterton, Tho CLUB STABL.ICS will bo fount! commodious, comfortable, well-ventilated, and supplied with eve.'y convenience that t"""cllers or owners of horses can desire. A first class collection of Buggies, Carry-alls, and reliable Saddle Horses constantly on hire at moderate rates. Every attention paid to tho requirements of Commercial Travellers. Tho " favorite" 'Bus mecta cvoiy Train, _ SECURE PADDOCKF 2211 Eketaliuna Hotel. THOMAS PARSONS PitOPKiETOit] AVI NO taken over tho above wellknown and old-establislied Hotel T, Paiisons trusts by civility and best attention, to secure a fair share of patronage. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find this establishment one of THE BEST PLACES OP CALL m the Forty Mile Bush,

The House lias boon thoroughly rem rated and re-fiirmshcd, The quality of the Wines, Bceer. uml Spirits are of (lie verv host obtainable. T.'I'AESONS, 131! Proprietor. "TiOOKfTTHAT AItETALREDAIIoU'E HOOKS YOU SHOULD RUAD. NJiW HOOKS, clienp editions.—Jane lCyro I'V liioute 'Jd, Count Tolstoi 1 * Works; Library edition, handsomely hound, lis lid; vol. 1, A Russian Proprietor; vol. 2, Tin I Cossacks; vol. !>, I vim Ilyitch awl otlicr funics; vol. 'I, The Invalids; vol. .My keligion ; vol. 11, Mv Life. THH I'ANSY DOOIvS. 'llicii! arc Hiktaiitinl rcnsi.ns or thcgre.it |>»|'u!;uiiy of flic '' J'.iiisy Jloi.l.y' iiinl foiumost among these'is tlicir truth to nature ami to life. The genuineness of the types of cluuncter which they portray is indeed remailable; their heroes bring us face te face with every phase of home life, anil presents jjrapliic niiil inspiring pietnu's of the actual si niggle which victorious souls go. Cloth Is oil each. THE LILY SKI'IKS, New volumes of this seiiiiK, Pnjier Covers Is; handsomely honnil, Is (111. 2000 Two Shilling Novels, comprising all the well' known Autliois at English I'liew.

GEO. W. DUT'J'ON, Doifcclilcr, Stationer and News Agent, JjA.MIIIW-fJIMV WlUlij-SriIKKT-WELLINGTON'. 3311 TIIE PEKMANUSF"siVESTMENT ANIJ 1 LOAN ASSOCIATION OI'WAIRAUAPA Main siiiket Giibviowk Incorporated under thi'lluiMingSocieties Act. lßJti, Duiecious : Messrs V, C. (Jiitf (chairman), M. Oaselbcrg, J. Fuller, \V. liootli. W. Skcct, mill C. Pliamayn. 'J'hoAnmial Income exceeds £'lo,ooo,Cnpitnl on Loan £'22,00(1; I'roliU already allotted £1 Hir; licservc fund ft®. 'j'lm |iur|!Oscs tor which the Association is iJablished arc twofold. In the i'rst plnic it olftis an excellent method of investment to tliu-c who wish to accumulate tlieir capital or wings at the, liighcstrate consistent with ]ier fit security, awl by allowing small or large sums to lie mvstcd by periodical payments, it conforms to tho circuinstanccaof I}ll classes. Iu tin second place, to those who reauire loans upon properties tliey already possess, or who irjiv meet witn opportunities of acquiring propel lies advantageously, it presents tliomeansof Alaining advances upon favorable terms. Tho Association receiveslbeddcpositsatratcstobe ijrced upon. Subscriptions on investment shares, 5a per month; ultimate value of shore ISO, Applications for sliares to be addressed lotlio numiigcr, A liberal commission allowed o ajents on investment shares issued through tin-iu. Oliio; Hour*-Monday, Wednesday, and i'i i<lay, from 2to 4 p.m. l'ay Day—The first Saturday in each month, between the hours of awl t, end 7 and It p.m. AokntsManlorton -Hi G. S. W. Dalryraple. Car erton—Mr FH. A'ood. Feathorston—Mr J G fiox. Pahlatua-Mr A. Itecso, G.WYETT. Janaroi,