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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3536, 14 June 1890, Page 4

; IMPORTANTNQTIOK4 V; "TOM'S"PATEIiDRY EARTH ;. OLOSIiTSYSTEM, < ' A V B approved by the Borough' Councils A. of Masterton and Carterton.and other■ BorouyliOunneils, find rocomraeri.' dcd forijeriora] adoption bti account of its freedom from draughts, Brao]l,_or any unpleaaatitriesa, rei aohablb in price and oflective in operation. W.B.OAMPIN, : Proprietor.: Oart'ertori, OotobW 16th. 1889. . : 3335 ; TUNER AND REPAIRER,- ;J By Special Appointment to His Excel'enoy the Earl of Onslow, Goveriioi' of • ■ ■• .Sow Zealand, ; : -■ ■■'■. Fbed ? HOFFMANN, LAMBION-QOAY, WeLIINGTOH, . o connection with any other, firm or brandies).' >

PIANOHONHIRE OR ON DEEEREED'PAYMENT, (Weekly or monthly). BAND INSTRUMENTS supplied on .easonable terms. All kinds of musical instruments and fittings kept in stock. REPAIRS of every description done on the promises. Sole agent for John Britmtad and Sons CELEBRATkD PIANOS., Also pianos byall the host English and Gorman makers. s Prices from 430 to £100; (Second hand pianos token in part payment) Being a direct importer I can sell Cheap therefore Riving my customers tho : benefit Noto the address FRED HOFFMOT, ■ ' ■ ■• Lambton-Quay,' 3365 . .;,. , Wellim-ton

m Pahiatua Furnishing Warehouse, ■, NEXT POST OFFICE. Every kind of Furniture made to order, and kept in stock. Persona settling in the District can be supplied at Wellington pricos, on tho nh notice. FBNEKUS' CONDUCTED IN TOWN I Furniture repaired and recovered. Furniture bought and exchanged,

Mail Service ironi Masterton to Castlepoint. < QN and after TUESDAY NEXJ3Ist January, 1889 the ••Undersigned will run his MAIL COAOHES between Masterton and. Castlepoint and intermediate places as follows:—Leave Club Hotol, Mastertuu, for Tinui and Castlopoiiit every TTESDAY, and FBIDAY Mornings ai 7.45 a.m., leaving Whakataki for Masterton evory WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY moraines at 6.80a,ni, arriving in Masterton at 2 p m, in time to catch the afternoon train for Welling ton.' eWier at Mr F.HOOD'S Club Stables, or at the Propriotor'aresidence. DixonStreofc, Masterton. A conveyance leaves Masterton r i Taueru and Branoepeth evory SUNDAY MORNING at 7,o'clock, roturnir -.p Masterton at 6 p.m. v T.P.LETT Prtrietor-

TT is hereby notified thai, Mb OHAB 1 A. PINKEBTON has been ap pp'nted AGENT for tho NEW YORK, LIFIS INSURANCE CO for tliß Mastotton district, and ho Is in a position to Bupply all information as to the various forms of policies issued by the Company, one of the most advantageous of which la the" MORTUARY DIVIDEND," or "RETURN PREMIUM POLICY," GUARANTEEING THE REFUND OF ALT, PREMIUMS PAID, IN ADDITIONTO THE SUM ASSURED, iu event of death during tho next 20 years. The protection is thus secured at a cost simply of tho interest on the annual premiums. NB'-THE MATURED TONTINE POLICIES of the NEW YORK LIFE HAVE GIVEN BETTER RESULTS than thoso of any other Company, WILLIAM LAMBERT, Mana?er for N.Z, OHASA.PINKKitTON, 464 Agent.

IRONMONGERY. lOESMONGBRY, OPENING NOTICE. GEOB3E WINDER, late manager •for John >Young, takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and patrons for past favors bestowed upon him during Ins long connection as above, and has now much pleasure in informing them that he has opened those centrally situated premises, corner of OUBA AND MANNERS-STEET, with a large and yaried stock if BoitDERS AND GENERAL IIIOSMONOBRY, specially bought and eelooted for this murket, and which he will dispose of at suoh piices which will defy competition. My expenses being small, and my motto " Small'Tofiti kid Quick Rtturm." Will, I am confident, eiisuromotbo permanent support of all my friends and all new ones that may favor me with a call Don't miss thoaddress-r

GEO. WINDER Corner Com and Mannebs-sibbbti CORRESPONDENCE. (To the Editor.) IR,—There has been considerable 10 enquiry, in this and surrounding districts about these boots with wooden soles '(which a Christohurch firm.advertise everv winter in the column's ot your papers), theyare'spohenof as being far superior to leather.soled boots for winter wear, 'being lighter,. warmer, cheaper, and last longer thim any; itber kind of boots for the wet,'and'cold weather. If all 1 have heard about them is true they must be'just the thing for poraoris; suffering ■ from cold and damp feet.--They, are also said to be a sure care; for chilblains,' which of itself is worth, knowing. Gould you, Mr Editor, inform jour humble adryant.and also the laree and ever-'iuoreaaiDg; numboi' of subscribers to your paper, if the said firm still liave and do manufacture the above kinds of'bbotsijf bo, what is their address,'' By 'enquiring jhtq the abovo and answering thesauie in your columns, you will.greatly oblige. yours Ao.Y' . OnR! WANTS'•WAKM FEET IN THE ;\ -/;" wnterV;.;'. ; '^,' : , ; -- [ln : answer 'to'-.,the above; .we;; can ondorso ali'that is said about .the good qualities of ; the wooden soled" boots, . commonly, called Slogs; and would; • rocbriiriiend'anyone suffering from"ebld or damp leefj oi'|hbse'.who bavo'to.bo. ': out in thß;\Vßtarid ;mrid to tturcH»B& : ii pair of the'.abo'ye.' '".-The address of the firm is W; : Chnstohurob." We would recommend ■ you to; vrtitofor a price: list,, JSd,]