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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3539, 18 June 1890, Page 4

: ; IMPORTANTOTIOK ; ;; " TOM'S " PATENT DRY EARTH ,' OLOSBTSYSTEM,'•.■■;■•'. AS apprnvod by the Borough Councils ,'of Miutertou mid Carterton aud bthor Bovouyh Ciuooila, and rdcoiimmii. tied for Ejeneral adoption on account nf its freedom from draughts, smell, «r any uapleasantnosa, retainable in price and offectiveiu operation. W.B.CAMPIN, ■■■'■'■' Proprietor, Carterton, Ootober 16th. 1889. 333

TUNER AND REPAIRER. JJy Special Appointment to Hiß Exoel'ency che Earl of Onslow, Govornor of iew Zealand, Fred.HO?FMAM, Lammon-Quay, Wellington. o connection with any other firm or branches). , , PIANOS ON HIRE OR ON.DEEEREED PAYMENT, (Weekly or monthly), BAND INSTRUMENTS Bupnhcd on easonable terms. All kinds of musical instruments and fittings kept m stock, REPAIRS of every description done on the premises. Sole agent for John Brimmmd aid Son CELEBMTh.DPIASia Also pianos by all the best English and German makers, Prices from £3O to £IOO. (Second hand pianos taken in part payment) Being a direct importer I can sell Cheap therefore giving my customers the benefit, Noto the address FRED HOFFM4NN, . Ltambton-Quay, 3365 ' Wellington

Pahiatda Furnishing Warehouse, NEXT POST OFFICE, CL.STOJisiGO, Every kind of Furniture made to order, andk.pt iu stick, Persona settling in the District can be supplied at Wellington . - . prices, cmthubli notice. FUNERIK) OONDUOTED IN TOWN 7uraituio repaired and recovered, I Furniture bought and exchanged, Mail Service irom Mastorton to Castlepoiiit. ON and after TUESDAY NEXJ3 U January, 1889 tho Undersigned will run his MAIL COACHES between Masteitoi) and Caatlepoint and intermediate places as follows:—Leave Club Hntel, Mastorton, fur Tinut and Castlepoint every TTESDAY, and FBIUAY Mornings at 7,45 a.m., loaving Whakataki for Mastorton every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY moraines at 6.30a.ra, arriving in Mastorton at 2 p m. in time to catch the afternoon train for Welling ton. Passengers and Parcels can be bonke either at Mr F. HOOD'S Club Stables, or at the Piopriot'or'sreßidence. Dixon* Street, Masterton. A conveyance loaves Mastorton ■" Tonera and Brancepeth every SUNDAY MORNING at 1 o'clook, return!) o Mastorton at 5 p.m. T, P. LETT Prarietor 1 IRONMONGERY. ■IOBSMONGEBY, OPENING JSOTIOB. GEOR3E WINDER, late manager for John Young, takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and patrons for pant favors bestowed upon him during his long connection as above, and has now much pleasure in informing them 'that he has opened those centrally situated premises, corner of

CUBA AND MAMERS-STEET, with a large and varied stock if BOIIUKBS AND GeNEKAI IRONMONGERY, specially bought and selected fur this market, and which he will dispose of at such piioes which will defy competition. My expenses being small, and my motto " Smll Pofiis aid Quick Mv.rns." will, I am confident, uiuu.ro.nio the permanent Bupport of all my friends aud all now ones that, may favor mo with a call Don't miss the address— GEO. WINDER. CoHUFR Cl'BA AKD MaNKEES 818BKT IT is lierobv notified that MitCHAB A. PINKKRTON has been ap nrnted AGENTfrthoNEWYOUB LIFJS INSUBANOE CO for the Maslerton district, and ho is in a position to supply all information as to thu various forms nf. pulicies issued by the Company, one of the most advantageous of which is the" MORTUARY DIVIDKND,"or 11 RETURN PREMIUM POLIOY," GUARANTEEING THE ItRFUNJ) OF ALT. PEEMIUMS PAID, IN ADDITIONTO THE SUM ASSURED, in event of death during tlto next 20 years. Tho protection is thus secured at a cost simply of the interest on the annual premiums. NB'-THE MATURED TONTINE POLICIES of the NEW.YORK LIFE HAVE GIVRN BETTER RKSULTS than those of any other Company, WILLIAM LAMBERT, Manasrer for N.Z, OHASA.PINKtMTON, 464 Aeent.-

CORRESPONDENCE. (To the Editor.) SIR,— There has been considerable enquiry in tlii* mid surrounding districts about these bouts with wooden soles (which a Obristcburch firm advertise ovory winter in tho columns ol your papora), they are tpolunof as being far superior to leather soled boots for winter wear, beina lighter, warmer, cheapor, and lust longer than any other kind of boots for the wot and cold weather, If all 1 have heard about them is true they must be just tho thing for persons Buffering from cold and damp feet. They aro also said to be a Biire euro'for chilblains," which of itsolf is 1 worth knowing. . Could you, Mr Editor, inform your humble somnt,andalso the laree and ever iuoreasing number of subioribura to your paper, if the said firm; still have and do manufacture the above kinds of boots, if so, what is their address;; By enquiring into tho abovo and'.ansrfering thesame in yuur columns, you ; wilKgreatly obligo, yours &c„ UNf. WHO'WANTS WARM I'EBT IS THE ~: WINTER. [ln, ansver to the abovo we can qualities of the wooden soled boots, commonly called Clogs,, and would recommend flnyono suffering from cold or damp feet 't' ">se who have to he out in tlmwetand mudtopuroh»se'a jriir of the above. The address of the .■.firmis W. H, Jftiyne,l4l ArmaghSt, Ohristchurch., We would recommend you to wit? tor a prioo U W