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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3538, 17 June 1890, Page 4

■;-.:-.;;JMPOimNTNtJTigK.;;;. ■-, ATOM'S "PATENT DRY-EAETH ■■: OLOSISTSYSTEM, ■ AS approved by the Borough Councils '. of Mastorton and; Oarteitou and other Borouph o<>uacils, and vecomman3ud for general adoption on' account of its troedqm from draughts, smell, or any unpleasantness, reasonable in price and effective iii oporatiohi; •■"."' W. 15. OAMPIN, Proprietor, . Carterton, Ootobor 16th. 1889. 8335 TUNER AND REPAIRER. jly Special Appointment to His Excel'enoy.cho Earl of. Onslow, Governor of ■./' : r Mi Zealand. ■'■ : •"' to. HOFFMANN, Lamhioh-Quay, Wemngton, .- o connection with any other firm or branches). PIANOS X>N HIRE OK ON DEEEREED PAYMENT, (Weekly or monthly). BAND IKSTBUMENTB supplied on Reasonable terms.; All kinds ol musical instruments and fittings kept m stock. REPAIRS of overy desoription dono on ■ the premises. Sole apnt for John Bramemi and Son CELEBRATIW PIANOS Also pianoß by all the. best English and German makers, Prices from £3O to £IOO, (Second hand pianos taken in part. payinest) Boing a diroofc importov I can sell Cheap : therefore giving my customers tho .'..,..' , behclit. . . Note tho address FRED HOFFMANN, ' Lainbton-Quay, 3305 Wellins-ton

Tahiatua burnishing ... Warehouse, NEXT POST OFFICE, G, L. STOKES 00, Every kind of Furniture mado to order, and kept in stock, Persons settling in tho District can be supplied at Wellington prices, on tint sli notice. •-'UNERiIS CONDUCTED IN TOWS 'umiture repaired and recovered, ■ Furniture bougl t and exchanged, Mail Service irom Masterton to Castlepoint. ON and after TUESDAY January, 1889 tho ■ Undersigned will run his MAIL COACHES between Jlasteiloii and Castlepoitit and iuterincdiato places as folbws:—Leave Club Hotel, Masterton, for Tinni and Oastlopoint every TTEBDAY, and FBIDAY Mornings ai 7,45 a. ni„ leaving lYlmkataki for Masterton every WEDNESDAY and SATUKDAY inorninos at 0.30n.m, arriving in Masterton at 2 p m. in time to catch tho afternoon train for Welling ton, Passengers and Parcels can be booko ei'her at Mr F, HOOD'S Club Stables, .or at the Proprietor's residence, DixonStreet, Masterton. ; A conveyance leaves Mastorton >■• Taueru and Brancepeth overySMDAY MORNIISGatV o'clock, returnii r Masterton at 5 p,m, T, P. LETT PiMiietor 7

IT is hereby notified that Mb OHAS ,A. HNKKBTON has been ap nr'ntod AGENT (or tlio NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO for the Maste'rton district, and ho is in a position to supply all information as to the various forms of, policies issued hy the Company, ono of the most advantageous of which is the "MORTUARY DIVIDEND," or "RETURN PREMIUM POLICY"," GUARANTEEING THE REFUND OF ALT, PREMIUMS PAID, IN ADDITIONTO THE SUM ASSURED, in event of death during the next 20 years, Tho protection is thus secured at a cost simply of tho interest on the annual premiums. N B--THE MATURED TONTINE POLICIES of tho NEW YORK LIFE HAVE GIVEN BETTER RESULTS thanfclioso of any other Company, WILLiAM LAMBERT, Manager for N.Z, OHAB A. PINKBitTON, 461 A gout, lEONMONGEBY. lOBSMONGEBY. OPENING NOTICE. GEOIGE.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 ploasuro in informing them that he has opened those oontrally situated promises, corner of CUBA AND MANNERS-STEET, with a large and yaried stock if BuitiDERS AND GeNKHAL IRONMONGERY, specially bought and selected for this market, and which ho will disposo of at such prices which will defy competition. My expenses being Binall,' and my motto

" Small I'ofits ami Quick Beliinu." will, I am cnufictent,- ensure me the peruiancut support of all my Friends mid all now ones that may favor mo with a call Don't miss tho address Cob mh Coa akd-MambkS'Strism 1 (JOBREBPONDMOE, (To the Editor.) SIR, —There has boon considerable enquiry in this alid surrounding districts about these boots with wonden soles (which a Christchurch firm advortist). evcrv winter, in tho columns 01. your papere), they are spolwnof as being far superior to leather soled boots for winter wear, being lighter, warmer, cheaper, and lust longer than auy.other '-:ind of' boots 'for the wot aud cold weather. If all lhavo heard about them is truo they must be just tho thing for poraons suffering from cold and damp feet.. 'Phey are also said to be a sure cure for chilblains, which of itself is worth knowing. Could you, Mr Editor, inform your humble sorfant,and also the largo and over increasing number of subscribers to your paper, if the said firm still have and do manufacture the above kinds of boots, if so, what is their address,. I3y enquiring into the above and.ilnsweriiig thesamo in your columns, you will greatly oblige, yours 4c! One who wants y/arhitot in the WINTER. [lu answer to the above we ca'u ;■ endorse all, that is said about the good ' qualities of tjio wooden soled boots, commonly called Clogs, and would reconimendnnyonosufiering from cold •or damp teat v.l' : ->so who liave.Mjo out in t'.ie wet and mudtopurdwao 1 a pair oftho nbovo. The address of tho ■■'; firm is Tv\ H. , 'Ohristohurch,' Wo would recomraeud ; you tq write lor a price U EdVj