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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3549, 30 June 1890, Page 4

' .iMPORTANTWui'iaur"-:; r-. ATOM'S "PA TENT DRY EABTH OLOSiiT SYSTEM] ' A <B appniYcd by the Borough Council# XI. of Mftsterton :und Carterton.and othor Boroufh Councils, and recommsDded for general adoption on account.of its freedom from draughts, 8m011,.0r auy unpleasantness, reasonable in price and oKcotive iu operation. W.B.OAMPIN, . Proprietor, Carterton, October 16th, 1889- x 833 TUNER AND REPAffiEK liy Special Appointment'to His Excel* 'enoy tho Earl of Onslow, Governor of ■ ,tfe\r Zealand. ■ Fim HOFFMANN, Lamrion-Qday, Weluxgion. o connection with any othor firm or PIANOS ON HIRE OR' ON DEGEREED PAYMENT, (Weekly ormonthly). BAND INSTRUMENTS supplied on oasonable terms, All kinds of musical instruments and fittings kept in stuck. REPAIRS of every description done on ■■ the premises.' v -.-' Bok agent for Join Mmead aild SonCELEBBA ThD PIANOS Also, pianos by all the best, English and German makers. :■■■■ f V'f.Vi Prices irom i3O to £IOO. (Second hand pianos'.takeu in part , pym'ffit)' J Being a direct importer I 'ca'n sell Cheap therefore giving iny oustomers the : . ' benefit.- ' Noto.thoaddress • .FRED HOFFII4KN, Lainbton-Quay, 3365 j"Wellington

1 PAHIATUA FUMISHINIi ! ' Warehouse, , ; MKT POST OFFICE; 'iUcSTO&M, Every kind of Furmtpe made tc order, and kept inVtiicki" ■ Persons settling in the District can be supplied at Wellington prices, on the all . notice. ■ TONER tM CONDUCTED, IN TOWN . | on cbrarnv.t v Furniture repaired and ' Furniture bought and exchanged. TT is hereby notified that Mb CHAB X A. PINKKRTON lias been ap printed AGENT for the NEW, YORK LIFJi iNSUEANOE CO for thd Masterton district, and he is in a position to Bup|)ly all information as to the various forms of policies lßaued by the Company, ono of the most ndvhhtageiius' 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 (loath during .the ; next 20 years. ■ Tho protection .;i8 thusr'secured at a cost 'simply of the interest on the annual premiums, ■ N B'-THE MATURED TONTINE POLICIES of the NEW YORK LIFE HAVE GIVEN BETTER RESULTS than those of any other Company, : '! WILLIAM LAMBERT, Manajer for N.Z. OHAS A, PINKEitTON, M A^ent, TEONMONGERY- , lORSMONGERY. OPENING. NOTICE, GEOfi 313' WINDER, late manager for John Young, takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends aud patrons, for past 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 MANNERS-STEET.

with a large and yarjed stocky il , Buuders and General Irosmonoeet, 1 Bpecially bought and selected fur this nmrket, and which he will dispose of at such piices which will defy competition. My expenses being small, 'and my motto ; ' . ■ " Small Tajik andtyidck, Mum." will, I am confident, ensure me tho permanent support of ail my friends and all new ones that.may favor me with a call t ■ —— Don't miss the address— GEO. WIKDEIi, CORNER OoBA AND iIANNERS'SIBBBT Mail S.eryice h'om Masterton to Castlepoint, ON and after TUESDAY NEX ►fist January, 1889 tho Undersigned will run. his MAIL COACHES between Mastertoii and Cjstlopuint and intermediate places as follows ;—Leave Club Hotol, Masterton, for Tinui and Castle* point every TTESDAY, and FRIDAY Mornings at 7.45 a.m., leaving Whakataki for Masterton every WEDNESDAY and SATOKDAY mornints at 8.80a.m, arriving in Masterton at ,2 p.m. in,: time to catch the afternoon train for Wellmg ton. " ' Passengers and Parcels can be booke. oither at Mr F. HOOD'S Club Stables, or at the Proprietor's residence, DixonStreet, Masterton. I '' :

, A conveyance leaves Masterton t Taueru and Brancepeth ovorySUNDAI MORNING at 7 o'clock, roturnir ' <> Maatertoh at 5 p,m, T.P.LETT ' Pnrietor 1 ; CORRESPONDENCE. (To the Editor.) SIR,— There lias been considerable r enquiry in this and surrounding districts about these boots with wooden soles ; (irhich a' firm advertise everv winter in the columns ot your papers), they arc tpohenof as being far superior to leather soled boots for winter wear, bein» lighter, warmer, cheaper, and last longer than "any »ther kind of bc.bta for the wet aud cold weather, If all I have heard about them isirue they must be just the thing for nersons suffering from cold and damp feet,. They are also said to be a sure euro for which of itself'is worth Knowing. Could you, Mr Editor, • inform jour humble servant,and also the Jarse and ever increasing number of subscribers to your. r pap>r, if the said firm ,6til[havo and d<f the above kiuds of boot?,''if|>; Vhat is their address, ''By en^uirlog-Jntp the above aud answering thesame in yiur columns, you will greatly oblig'o, "youra <Sc„ ; One who wams wabm mi is the

, WJKI?R. ■ , [ln .answer to the above we can endorse all that is eaid about the good : qualities of the wooden soled boots,' commonly called. Clogs, and would * recommend imyonesuflering from cold or damp teet I' ise who have to be -outin tlie wefcaud nrodtopurch»se a ipair of tlie übove. The address of the Sfirm isM H.-fayne, 'l4l AnnigbSt,,' , Chriatcharoh, Wo would recommend ,yon to- writ? {or 9 price licfc Ud,j