Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3944, 21 October 1891, Page 2

B(M MAECHE L- J. Hooper & CoARx; now showing the mosc fashionable and largest asßcrtmentof NEW SPBIxVG GOODS eyer shown in the district. English and French Millinery, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, leathers, etc. Stylish and pretty Jackets, Dorothy Capus, Mantles, Dust Cloaks, Garibaldi Jackets, etc. We are showing a splendid stock of fashionable Delaines Prints, Cambrics, Zephyra, etc. We hold the best assortment and largest otock of new DRESS MATERIALS in the Wairarapa. All tb.3 leading shades, designs, satins, and materials for the season, single and double widths. The fancy department is full of the latest novelties, pretty aprons, ribbons, trillings, collars, and cuffs, parasols, etc. L. J. Hooper & Co., BON MaRC HE, Fashionable Drapery & Clothing Emporium. dentistry: MK B. GIJNDERS, Dentist, may now be consulted at Mr, White's late residence, Church street.

HOUES.—9 till 12.30. t.30 till 5. "A New Department in Dentistry," JL system of modelling yulcanite platea for Artificial Dentures, by which lam able to reproduce every vein and vessel of the palate on both sides of tho artificial plate, so that tbe surface next the tonjjue is the exact fac simile of tho 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, Wiarers of artificial teeth will at once see the benefit and comfort to be derived by this process. As this is my own invention these plates can only be obtained from myself. Alii WALTER E. HALL, (Prize Medalist) and speciaxist

IN ARTIFICIAL DENTIsrRY, Dentist, 103 Willis Street ut, r . -w m} o r r 0 -jy MONEY TO LEND 'JN small and large sums at lowest , rates of interest. A. R. BUNNY, Solicitor. MONEY TO LENDON good freehold security, at lowest rates of Interest. Apply to — CHAPMAN, FITZGERALD & TRIPP, Solicitors—Braudon-St, Wellington purchased in Wellington from Mr J. B. INNES stationer. Willis Street.

An agricultural show 13 to be held by the Woodville A. and P. Association in Noyember, 1892. According to the sheep returns there are in the Eketahuna district this year 10,4(i9 sheep, against 5,366 last year. In the Pahiatua district there are 61,2Q8, against 28,185, A man named Oxenham got drunk at Pahiatuathe other night and endeavoured to break into a private residence. As Jucit would have it, the residence was that of Constable Cooper. The man was " taken in and done for." Mr W. M. KebbelJ, of Alfredton, invites tenders for felling fifty-one acres of light bush and three hundred acres of scrub. Tickets for General Booth's meetings in the Wellington Opera House may be obtained from Captain Eattray at the Salvation Army Barracks, Masterton Advt. An attraction at the forthcoming show of the Masterton Agricultural and Pastoral Association, will be the exhibition of ironmongery. This class was not in the original catalogue. A resident of Eketahuna picked tip in the public street yesterday morning a set of gentleman's false teeth. How

they came to be lying in thu street is a mystery yet to be stdved. Some poor unfortunate individual, too bashful to own up, is no doubt lamenting the fact that he " put an enemy in his mouth " to steal away his grinders. The election of a member of the Mauriccvillo lioad Board to fill an extraordinary vacancy took place on Monday. The votes polled by the respective candidates were as follows;--J. F. Heckler, 20 ; W. -lessen, 22 ; *'. W. H. Kumnicr, IQ. Mr Heckler has therefore been declared elected,