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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XL, Issue 3528, 5 June 1890, Page 3

. IMPORTANTNOTIOK. 11 TOM'S" PATENT DRY EARTH OLOBUT SYSTEM; \ S Approved by tho Borough Councils XX of Masterton and Carterton and other Boronph Oouooila, and rocommonded for tjoneral adoption on ncoount of its freedom from draughts, sinoll, or any unpleasantness, roanonablo in price and offeotivoin oporation. W. B. OA'MPIN, Proprietor. Carterton, Octobor 10th, 183 ft 3335

TUNER AND REPAIRER. ISy Special Appointment to His Exec ency the Earl of Onslow, Governor i dew Zealand, Fm HOFFMANN Lajidiok-Quav, Wellington, ocounoction with any other firm t braiiehes), PIANOS ON HIRE OR ON DEEEREED PAYMENT (Weekly or monthly). BAND INSTRUMENTS applied o oasonable terms. All kinds of music; instruments and fitting keptiti etocl REPAIRS of ovory description done o the premises, Sok agent for John Brinsmccid anil Soi CELEBRATED PIANOS Also pianos by all the best English an German makers. Prices from £3O to .£IOO (Second hand pianos taken in part payment) Being a direct importer I can Bell Ciiea therefore giving my customers the • benefit. Note tho address FRED HOFFMANN, Lambton-Quay, 3365 Wolliutftoi Pahiatua Furnishing • Warehouse, NEXT POST OFFICE, 8. L. SW & CO Every kind of Furniture made to order, and kept in stock, Persons settling in tho District can bo supplied at Wellington prices, on tho sh notice. ?U.IHIUL3 CONDUCTED IN TOWN 'urniture repaired and recovered. Furniture bought and exchanged Mail Service from JVTa to Castlepoint.

QN and after TUESDAY NEXJ* Ist January, 1889 tho Undersigned win run his MAIL COACHES betoeon Masterton and Castlopoint and intermediate places as follows Leave Club Hotel, Masterton, for Tinui and Castlopuint every TTBSDAY, and FRIDAY Mornings ai 7.45 a.m„ leaving Whakahki for Mnaterton every WISD.N ESDAY and SATURDAY moraines at 6.80a.m, arriving in Masterton at 2 p m, in time to catch the afternoon train for Welling ton. FasEeiigcra and Parcels can be booke either at Mr F.HOOD'S Club Stables, or at the Proprietor's residence. DixonStreet, Masterton. A conveyance leaven Masterton t Tauoru and Brancepeth ovory SUNDAY MORNING at 7 o'clock, o Masterton at 5 p.m. T.P.LETT Praetor'

r TT is hereby notified that Mr OHAB X A. PINKERTON has been ap printed AGENT for tho NEW YORK LIFIS INSUKANOE CO for the Masterton district, and he is in a position'to supply all information as to the various fonns of policies issued by tho Company, one of the most advantageous of which is the " MORTUARY DIVIDEND," or "RETURN PREMIUM POLIOY." GUARANTEEING THE REFUND OF ALT, PREMIUMS PAID, IN ADDITIONTO THE SUM ASSURED, in event of death during tho next 20 years. Tho protection is thus secured at a cost simply, of the interest on the annual premiums. N.B--THB MATURED TONTINE POLICIES of tho NEW YORK LIFE HAVE GIVEN BETTER RESULTS tlmnthoso of any other Company. WILLIAM LAMBERT, Mana«erforN.Z, OHAS A. PINKJfiitTON, Agent, ■ IRONMONGERYIOBNMONGEBY. OPENING NOTICE. aEOfI'JE WINDER, lato manager for John Young, takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and patrons for past favors bestowed upon him during his long connection as above, and has now much pleasure in informing them that ho has opened those centrally situatod premises, corner of UUBA AND MANNERS-STEET, with a large and varied Btock if Bdiiders and General Ironmongery, specially bought and selected for this market, and which ho will disposoof at such piices which will dofy competition. My expenses being small, and my motto " Small Pojils aid Quick Mums," will, I am confident, ensure mo tho permanent support of all my friends and all new oneß that may favor 1110 with a call Don't miss the address— . GEO. WINDER, Co bker Cuba and Hamehs-mmm

CORRESPONDENCE. (To the Editor,) SIR,— There lias boon considerable enquiry in thin and surrounding districts about theso boots with wooden sules (which a Christohurch firm advertise everv winter in the columns ol yo* papers), they are spoken of as being far auporior to leather soled boots for winter wear, being lighter, warmer, cheupor, and lost longer tban any other kind of boots for the wet and cold weather. If all I have heard about them is true thoy must bo just the tiling for porsunß suffering from cold and damp feet. Thoy are also said to be a' sure euro for chilblains, which .of itself is worth knowing. Could you, Mr Editor, inform your humble servaut.and also the larco and evor increasing number of subscribers to your paper, if tho said firm still liavo and do manufacture the above kinds of boota, if so, what is their address, By • onquiring into tho abovo and answering the same in yuur columns, you will greatly obligo, yours Ac., • ONK WHO WANTS WARM I'EEI IS Jim WINTER, [ln answer to the above we can endorse all that is said about tho good qualities of the wooden soled boots, commonly,.called. .Cloga, and. would recommond ariybno Buffering from cold or damp feet, or those who have to be out in the wet and mud to purchase a pair.of the abovo, The address of tho firm is W. H, i'ayno, 141 Armagh-St., Christohurch. Wo would rocommend you to write (or e, price list, Ed.] -Apti, , 4