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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3943, 20 October 1891, Page 2

BON MAROHE I* J. Hoopsr & GoARK now showing the mosc fashionable and largest assortment of NEW SPEIIfG GOODS eyer shown in the district. English and French Millinery, Trimmed and Untrimnied Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, leathers, etc. Stylish and pretty Jackets, Dorothy Capes, Mantles, Diut Cloaks, Garibaldi Jackets, etc. We are showing a splendid stock of fashionable Delaines Prints, Cambrics, Zephyrs, etc. vVe hold the best assortment and largest stock of new DRESS MATERIALS in the Wairarapa. All tin leading shades, designs, satins, and materials for the season, single and double widths. The fancy department is full of the latest noreltie3, pretty aprons, ribbons, frilliugs, collars, and cutis, parasols, etc. L. J. Hooper & Co., BON MaKCHE, Fashionable Drapery A Clothing Emporium. dentistry: ' R B. GIJSDERS, Dentist, may now be consulted at Mb. White's late residence, Church street. HOURS.—9 till 12.30.1.30 till 5.

"A New Department in Dentistry," HATE lately discovered a new system of modelling vulcanite plates for Artificial Dentures, by which 1 am able to reproduce every vein and vessel of the palate on both sides of the artificial plate, so that the surface next the tongue is tho exact fac simile of the roof of the mouth. By this method thick heavy plates Are impossible, as only one layer of vulcanite is used and the feeling to the tongue is the same as if no plate was worn. VVtarers of artificial teeth will at once Bee the benefit and comfort to be derived by this proueis. As this is my own invention these plates can only be obtained from myself. Mli WALTER B. HALL, (Pbize Medalist) and specialist in artificial dentistry, Dentist, 103 Willis Street MONEY TO LEND

"N Bmall and large sums at lowest rates of interest. A. E. BONNY, Solicitor. [" HAVE large and small sums of MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. WM, G. CfiARD. MONET TO LENDV / rates of Interest. Apply to— CHAPMAN, FITZGERALD & TRIPP, Solicitors—Brandon-St, Wellington

"pHE WAIRARAPA DAILY can be purch«i>ei in Wellington from Mr J. B. INNES stationer. Willis Strait.

i Athletic sports will, in all probability, be held ac Eketahuna on Boxing Day. Oac Wellington correspondent wired 1 us yesterday'^—A distinguished visitor in tne person ol Rudyard Kipling, the well-known novelist, arrived here by yesterday's ocean steamer and is Btoppirig at the Occidental Bote], The Southern Standard gives as mi on dit that Sir Robert Stout will contest the Mataura seat at next election should the Hon. Mr Richardson stand. At the meeting of ratepayers held at Pahiatua on Friday night, the following resolution was unanimously carried : ,; That this meeting is of opinion that the action of the County Council re the Makairo bridge contract, and its general administration is unsatisfactory." Whilst bushfailing at Kumeroa the I other day, a map napied Bejlshaw was considerably bruiser} by a tree frlling on him. At a special meeting of the M-astertow! Borough Council to be held this evening,! I the applications of thirty-four ratepayers to have their names inserted on the Burgess List will be considered. Summonses hayc been issued a?ainst a number of defaulting subscribers to the Picturesque Atlas in Masterton. The cases will be heard before Colonel Roberts, R.M., on Thursday next. Mr Beard will appear to defend certain subscribers.