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duced frequent fits and paralysis, accompanied by foaming at the mouth. T The treatment of two doctors who attended me did cot benefit me in the least. I grew rapidly worse, aud my friends despaired of ever seeing me up again. It was fortunate for me when yon came to see me and undertook my case, I "commenced to recover frqm that hour, and continued to improve daily, and considering the serious nature of the case it was not very long before I recovered my usual •' health and strength, I have to tender you my sincere thanks for your goodness to me 0 at that time, for I feel confident that it is l " to your treatment and God's mercy that I ' owe my life. I remain, Yours sincerely, Annie, Napier. Taradale, September 8,1891. , Dear Sister,—l have much pleasure in . writing with regard to your excellent medi* oines which I have found most beneficial. I v may safely add by my experience all who may try them will find a most satisfactory cure. Bel ; eve me to remain, Yours most sincerely, ' C, Skelton, Taradale. Dear feister, —I thank you sincerely for " your valuable medicine (Marupa). It oured mejwhen all other remedies failed. Sincerely yours, R. Dotle. Taradale, June, 1876; Having contracted a severe illness through long hours of work during my aprenticeship I had two doctors attending me frr several days without any satisfactory result. _ Sister Mary Joseph Aubert, hearing of my i'lness, brought a bottle of her medicine, and after two doses a recovery took place, and after a short time I was quite well. Joseph Jeffares, i Baker, etc' Tarada'e, September 10, 1891. Dear Sister,—l have very great pleasure in testifying to the value of your remedies, ■ as they were used in my family with won* ' derful effect f'ir many years, _ and I am 1 especially grateful to you for saving the life 1 of my daughter when others said she would not live. Trusting yon may live long -to help and cure the suffering.' I am, Yours faithfully, W. Lord. D. HENDERSON & Co,, [Limited.] SAWMILLERS, MASTERTON. Registered under the provisions of " The Companies' Act, 1882," Capital, £6OOO in £1 Shabes. 2/6 payable on application ; 2/6 on allotment ; 5/- on December 1 ; and balance by calls of 5/- at intervals of not less than three months. DIRECTORS— E. Feist, J. Graham, D. Henderson, C. E. Daniell. bankersBank of New South Wales. mHIS COMPANY, which has been J_ formed for the purpose of taking over and working the extensive SawmiN ling Business of Messrs HENDEKSOfI & SHDTE, commenced operations on the Ist September, It has the right of cat ting the splendid Totara Forest, 700 acres of bush, at Weriite. Close to the bush is erected a Mill, almoßt new, with all the latest improvements in machinery, and in splendid working order. A tramway connects with the Te Ore O reroad. In addition to the timber, the Company has also the sole right to the limestone on the property, of which there is abundance, and of superior quality. The Company has purchased the right to cut 420 acres bush on Mr A. Burnett', property, Ferntidge, and a Mill is being worked there in connection with the busi. ness. The whole of the Timber from both properties is delivered at the Kuripuni Mill belonging to the Company where planing and Moulding Machines are erected, and this portion of the work is carried out. The Company has under negotiation other timber rights which, with those already acquired, will secure to it an ample supply for many years. The Company possesses in Wellington and in the South Island a profitable market for all '.he timber it can produce and the directors are of the opinion that apart from its importance as a local industry the enterprise will prove a sound investment. One thousand shares are already allotted, the balance being now offered to the public. Copies of the prospectus and further particulars can be obtained upon application to Mr Hendeson, »t the office of the Company Euripuni, or from any director, or from the Bank of New South Waled, Masterton. All applications must he lodged by October 31st, at which date a further allotment will be made. D. HENDERSON, Managing Director. G. S. W. DALRYMPLE, Financial, Insurance, AND Station A.£»enf, MASTERTON, NEW ZEALAND. Established : Invercargill, 1863; Hokitika, 1866; Masterton, 1876. AGENCIES— New York Life Insurance Company. The Standard Insurance Company of New Zealand, Fire, Marine and Fidelity Guarantee. Permanent Investment and Loan Association of Wairarapa. Norbury's Draining Pipes. Bock's Rubber Stamps and Inks. The "SAMSON" Stump Extractor (P. tentee). The Standard Accident Insurance Company. PROPERTIES FOR SALE— Register Price No. £ 853 160 acres, 30 aeres in grass, 4 miles from railway 400 855 430 acres cleared and grassed i cash, balance at 6 per cent "1200 857 6iQ acres cleared and grassed, 4-roomed house, { mile from the railway station 1496 858 250 acres cleared and grassed, 7-roomed house, A mile from railway atatiou 1150 870 140 acres cleared and grassed. C-roomed house, 1 mile from railway station 850 871 U acres cleared, and grassed 7/-roo,med house, 1 mile from railway station 400 HOTEL. GENERAL STORE G. S. W, DALRYMi'LE, Masterton "Wairarapa. p JLL AND SEE THE KANGES IN ODR NEW SHOWROOM And purchase one from us on Time Payments ; small deposit and 2/6 per week will secure' yon one, ' : M, CASELBERG & Co-, Masterton and Grey town.