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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3950, 28 October 1891, Page 4

New Advertisement TO APPEAR IN A FEW DAYS. Another Bankrupt Stock Sale. Immense Bargains. In the estate of David Doig, Draper, Cuba-street, Wellington. the stock-in-trade of the above bank nipt, at 6s lid in the £ And will clear the stock out in - a short tim at Extraordinary Low; Prices In the premises formerly eccopieJ by H Peterson, Boot Shop, opposite Clnb Hotel, Masterton. The Stock Consists of— Plain and fancy Dress Stuffs, Black Cashmeres, Colored Cashmeres Winsey Plaids, Velveteens, Serges, Plushes Prints, Ginghams, Muslins Crimean Shirtings, Standard Shirts, white ana colored flannels Blankets, Shawls, Rngy, Counterpanes, Grey and white Calicoes, Sheetings, Dainasks, Moleskina, Dimitys.Cretonneß.Flannelcttes Tickings, Hessians, Forfarc, Dowlos, Toilt-t Covers, Antimacassers, Table Covjrs, Lace Curtains, Towels, Tweeds, Ladies and Giila' Macintoshes and ulsters, Ladies' .and Girl's Jackets, Black & Colored Underskirts, Millinery, Ladies' and Girl's flats, Flowers, Feathers, Birds, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Pellises, Aprons, Rntchings, Hollands, Selesias, Frilling?, Umbrellas, Silks, Laees.Corsets, Baby Linen, Ladies' Underclothing, Fingenng wools, Men's, Youths and Boy's Suits, Men's Youths' & Boys' Overcoats, Oilskins, Trousers and vest, Trousers, Men's & boy's white and colored shirts, Caps, Hats Braces, Scarfs, Ties, Undershirts, Drawers, Haberdashery, tfec, &c. &c.

Bankrupt Stock Sale W. BELL, PROPRIETOR. SPEING DRAPERY. SPECIAL DISPLAY ! The Latest Novelties in Dress Materials (all the Newest Designs), Prints, Flannelettes, Shirtings, etc, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, and Millinery in Great Variety. DRESSMAKING, in all its branches on the premisps, under the management of Mrs Ruwse and Staff of Assistants. Fit and Style Guaranteed. Gentlemen's Suits to Measure, and splendid range of samples to select from. Inspection Invited. W. A. ROWSE, Cash Draper and Olothier Kketahura "READWHAf /I OTHER MARY JOSEPH 'I. AUBJKRT HAS DONE. Taradale, Napier, September 9,1591. Dear lister,—Your valuable medicine eured my daughter when she was suffering from rheumatic fever. Yours sincerely, Mary Lynch. Hawke's Bay Herald, September U, 1891. . "It is quite safe to say that there is no more Widely Known or respected woman in Hawke's Bay than Sister Mary Joseph, nor one whose efforts for the relief of the suffer., ing sick have been more successful. Duringj her long stay in this colony fover 30 years) Sister Mary Joseph has devoted herself to , the discovery and utilisation of the medii | cinal virtues with which our New Zealand flora is so lavishly endowed. The result of her researches have been so successful that hundreds of families in Hawke's Bay have had reason to bless Sister Mary Joseph's long stay in this province. Her remedies ultimately achieved a more than local fame, not only in this colony, bnt also in Australia and at last the demand for them soincreased that it became necessary for a business firm to take the matter of distribution in hand Messrs Kempthorne and Prosser are therefore now the agents for the sa'e of these remedies, which will be found advertised in another column,"

Taradale, September S, 1891. . To Mary Joseph Aubert, —A number of years I was afflicted with very bad headache and tried several medicines without effect, when I was advised to po to Sister Mary Josepb,who was then a resident at the Meanee Mission, but not having much faith in family doctors it was some time before I went to her. When I did go and explained how I felt she said she would make me well in a few days : and with the medicine I got and took, her words came true, and I was all right. Afterwards she cured my daughter of a very dangerous complaint after two or three doctors had failed. Sister Mary Joseph has been a sad loss to tliis place, to both Natives and European?, Henderson Goudon. Taradale, September 9,1891. Dear Sir,—ln 1881 I was seized with cramps. I was advised to go and see you, and the medicine you gave me cured me effectually. For two years previous I got them regularly, and thanks to you they have left me altogether. lam as strong again as ever I was. William Conway. Bootmaker. *