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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3796, 28 April 1891, Page 4

MASTERTON SWIMMING BATHS Peopbietoe ...A. G. THOMPSON. Open DAILY, from 6 a.m. till dark. ADMISSION: Adults Boys under 15. Yearly 10a 5s Single Bath 3d. INTIMATION. As a number of people are under the impression that the creek water is used in connection ..witli the -Lemonade business we beg to state that the water thus used is obtained from a spring 12ft below the level of the Creek. A, G. THOMPSON.

A GOLD MINER WHO SUF FEKED FROMKervous and Wasting Debility, Losb of Vigor &c, was restored to health in such a HEMAEKABLE MANNEE, after all else had FAILED, and he will on receipt of a self-addressed stamped envelope, send the mode of this FJBEE to all fellow sufferers. Address. A Miner. G.P.O ..Svdnev

nOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Established 18701. EVERY" POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. LOW FBEMIUMS Uid liAEGE BONUSES. The aim of tbis Department has been to provido Life Insurance at the minimum cost compatible with safety. Ildoesnotcharge its policy-holders unnecessarily largo premiums in order to enable it subsequently to attract the ■ ignorant by the glitter of. increased bonuses. The premiums which it charges are li>l!( l JMilffiti,i'i I .IJ,I.WA'. l i;,ni(!iil.)f«:e^ any other office doingbußinessm Australasia. In spite of this fact, at the last valuation (December, 1685) the assets of tho office were found to exceed the liabilities by no teSS a sum than £242,000 sterling-A result duo to economy of management and low mortality. PBESENT FUNDS over ONE AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £300,000. J. H. BICHABDSON, Commissioner. fIEW ZEALAND .LABOR, HOUSE AND GENERAL AGENCY. (Opposite Queen's Hotel,) 108 and 110 Larnbton Quay "Weujngton.

lONHOLDERS, Graziers, Saw i) millers, Farmers, Hotelkeepers and others supplied with sober com. petent shearers, station hands, married couples, Axemen, Fencers, Farm hands Milkers and other classes of servant. A Trial Solicited. w, j.lefnt. PHOTOGRAPH sf. R. HERMANNLate of Connolly and Herrmann, Lambton-Quay, Wellington.) BEGS to notify to his past patrons and the public generally that he

OPENED A NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, At the corner of Cuba Street, opposite Te Aro House. The Studio has been constructed under his own supervision, and is fitted with all modern appliances and inventions, which enables him to produce instantaneous work with more facility and success than anything previously attempted. The Operating and Retouching are personally undertaken by R.H., whose skill in these branches of the profession is already well known. Therefore the public may rely upon securing first class work at lowest possible uhsrges. MR HERRMANN also possesses a thorough knowledge of Photographic Chemistry, rarely acquired by the every day photographer, and as the whole foundation of the photograph art is based on the chemical processes, the public will no doubt recognise the mpo-tance of such knowledge

Wv sellak; AGENT FOR Equitable Insurance Association of New Zealand Protection of Creditors Society The Public Tnißt Office of New Zealand, MONEY advanced upon approved Freehold and leasehold properties from £25 upwards at lowest current rates ot interest. BENTS & DEBTS collected, and all Other Commission agency bnsineßS ndertaken. Offices—Queen-street, Masterton.

QUIBELL'S LIQUID SHEEP DIP, (NON-POISONOU An Important & Reliable n~ for Sheep and Lambs, Chemical Food for the wool IS an infallible exterminator of insect liie, a complete and perfectly reliable cure for scab, and destroyer 01 Ticks, Lice, Mange, Fleas, and all parasites that attack Sheep or other animals. The special merits of Quibell'a Liquid Dip are— It is NON-POISONOUS to animal life. Ic is PERFECTLY SAFE to use upon all animals. It is a RELIABLE and PERFECT, CUBE for Scab, Lice and Insects. It NEVER FAILS m any case where used as directed. The important Fatty Matter it contains FEEDS THE WOOL, and is so blended in the dip that it is readily absorbed by the wool, making it soft and luxuriant, [fc is conveyed to the roots, nourishes and promotes the growth, producing by natural laws an abundant, healthy and heavy fleece.

For lambs and ewes it is most valuablo, being non-poisonous, the growth of the young wool is assisted and their health improved. (Youn? lambs are often injured by poisonous dips). The experience of every and honest man proves this. QUIBELL'S SHEEP DIPS are largely used by many of the most importai sheep breeders in the world, and witb .xedit and advantage upon the most valuable flocks—a certain proof that they are the best money can procure, or they would not be used sc extensively upon prize animals. "Wellington agents— Messrs Levin & Co, QUIBELL'S DIP Specially recommended for shed sheep by all the principal breeders in the province.