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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3711, 15 January 1891, Page 2

L. J. HOOPER &CODrapery and Clothing Importers. BON MARCHE The Cheapest and Best House for every description of Drapery and Millinery. Men and Boys Ciotliing Ihow Shown. New seasons goods in every department. New dress materials, English and French Millinery, Ladies Fashionable Jackets, Mantles, Visites, Dust Cloaks HOSIEKY & GLOVES of the Best Makers A splendid selection of Washing Fabrics, pongee cloths, prints, zephyrs, muslitiSj white and colored boxed costumes and washing silks etc, A large variety of Parasols and Sunshades, Pinafores, Lace Capes, Belts, Bags, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroideries Ribbons, Laces etc. Inspection Invited. L J. HOOPER. &CO-, Bon March®, MASTERTON.

Painless Dentistry. MR WALTER E. HALL, PRIZE MEDALIST, Dental Surgeon, 105 Willis Street, WELLINGTONArtificial teeth fitted to the most tender gums with er without the extraction of stumps, from 7/6 per to jth. A complete set of teeth from L 5 ss. Every case guaranteed to be perfect for eating and speaking, and life like in appearance, Eight veare in practice in Wellington. Hundreds of references, Mr Gk Baxter writes" The teeth fit me so perfectly that my articulation and mastication as well as my appearance has been greatly imDroved." Mr H. Geophtnan writes " Your new pet of teeth pive me ease and comfort equal to the natural ones. I shall have e,reat pleasure in recommending you to any person in need of such things. CONSULTATION FREE. AYRES' Fruit _Saliae(Equal to Enos' Fruit Salts.) A splendid EVERNESCENT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE—2s per bottle. Herb Beer Extract. A Is Bottle makes C gallons of splendid Beer with a CREAMY HEAD LIKE BOTTLED ALE. No boiling or straining Worm Figs. The most popular and effectual Remedy ever discovered, PLEASANT TO TAKE and NEVER FAILS. FOR SALE BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. R. AYRES, 90, Cuba-street ....Wellington. 01 fiftfl TO lend on good freehold At I UUU security at current rates. Apply by lotter "Investor" C/o this office.

The honor of first introducing rabbits into the Wairarapa is due to Mr S. Gates, whilst insectivorous bit da and deer were first imported by Mr C. E. Garter. The Committee appointed at the meeting held in Masterton recently to consider the question of irrigation has pot succeeded in collecting sufficient funds to undertake the preliminary survey. Altogether £2O ha 3 been subscribed, whereas the amount required is £4O. Very little interest in the matter appears to have been taken by the farmers in the district. «