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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3952, 31 October 1891, Page 4

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER sth, 1891. THEATRE ROYAL, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLT M. LEOJN^DRIVER AND CONCECKT PARTY, INCLUDING Mb GEORGE GARRY, Cornet Soloist, and Mr MICHAEL LEWIS, Baritone and Siffleur. M. LEON-DRIVER is unanimously admitted to be the finest solo pianist who has ever visited the Colonies: Each of theae artistes will pive a firstclass concert. Doors open at 7.80, commences at 8. Admission —Is. Box Plan at HOLMES'. RENDERS aie invited up to 8 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 31st. f>r—i Altei'ations and Addition:* to the .Premises occupied toy Messrs Uonnslow and Hoar, Queen Street Flans and Specifications may be seen at Meßsrs Hounslow and Hoar's. No tender necessarily accepted. "W. PERRY. FOR SALE. IFive to six horee power ENGINE and boiler * suitable for breaking down Jogs, or for a small sash factory, to be sold cheap. ISet of LOG TRUCKS, extra large wheels. R. A. WAKELIN, Sash and Door Factory, Grevtown. mEMPERANCE HOTEL, JL (Adjoining Drill Hall), Mastektox. j DAVID DIXON Proprietor. Having taken oyer the above centrally situated and commodious House, I beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage accorded my predecessor. No effort will I be spared to ensure the comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Meals At All Houas.

NOKTH WAIRARA.PA RABBIT DISTRICT. rpHE following candidates have been JL duly nominated for election to the office of Trustee on the Board for the above district. ANDREW, John Chapman i ELDER, Henry Richardson GROVES, John, junr MOORE. Frederick MURRAY. Alexander I SPEED \, David Henry WHATMAN, Arthur Powys Five trustees are to be elected. As the number of candidates nominated exceeds the number of Trustees requiJed, a poll of stockowners in the district will be held between the hours of 9 a.in and 6 p.m on MONDAY, the 2nd day of November, 1891. I appoint the following polling booths; The Stock Inspector's office, Maßterton, the Road Board offices, Oahanga and Tenui.-'the residences of Mr F. E. Tatbam, Homewood, Mr D, M. Sutherland, Ngaipu, Mr H, Mason, Gladstone, and Mr (x. Townsend, Taueru, the Homestead, Bowlands, and the Woolshed Whare, Tiraumea. R. J. HARCOMBE, Returning Officer. Masterton, October 26, 1891. Corrugated Iron. THOMAS BALLINGER UST lANDED EX "CAM4NA, 0 980 Cases of " ORB " BRAND Galvanised CJorrujrated Iron, 26 GAUGE, 5 FEBT TO 10 FEET.

Will be sold at lowest possible Cash Prices. About 25 tons of damaged Galyanised Corrugated Iron " ORB " Braud, all lengths. Early application necessary. GALVANISED CORRUGATED IKON Peice List—--5 6 7 8 9 10 feet 2/1 2/6 2/11 3/4 3/11 4/7 peraheet ALSO i BLACK CORRUGATED IRON. I Price List—|s 6 7 8 9 10 feet 1/6 1/9 2/- 2/3 2/8 3/1 per sheet I The Cheapest I Corrugated Iron in tlie Marlce *&- SEE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES 62 sheets Bft galvanised corrugated iron costs 3/4 per .sheet £27 0 0 52 sheets Bft blackcorrugated iron 2/3 per sheet costs ... 18 4 0 aving in 1 ton blk cor iron £8 15 0 ipecial Cash Discounts Allowed. fote the Address Empire Works. THOMaS BALLIJNGER lanufactory Victoria-street. Office and Warehouse— Jo. 17 Willis-street WELLINGTON. Note.—Highest Cash price ?iveri )r old Zinc. BEAD WHAT | f OTHER MARY JOSEPH .VI AUBERTHASDOISE. Taradale, Napier, Sept. 10, '9l. A number of years ago my children tver« ding from some complaint, and I could get 0 medicine to do any good; so, hearing of ister Mary Joseph, I took them to her. he said she could cure them, and gave tne ; cmie medicine (Natanata). ieui, anu Delore many days they were etter; and I have been very eorry he ]<iti Nftpjei., ■ ■.•••'••"- 1 Mrs C. E. Holms,

Taradale, September 7,1891. Dear Sister,—l have suffered from liver impkint and tried several medicines, but ey did me no good j eo I took "~- ( ~ me jj s Oe (Natanathich has done me a lot of good, and I can icominend them to others. ' " ' MartHogax. Taradale, Sept. 4, 1891. Dear Sister,—l have great pleasure 'in, ffering my testimony to your v/pnderful bilities in curing the'sick, as I can safely jiy you saved my life some yeurs ago, and I m so glad to know that your medicine is ■■ithin the reach of all. I I remain, sincerely yours, M. J, Jeitaes. To Sis'er Slary Joseph,—l have heard mny speak in the highest terms of the icdicinea supplied by the Sister, and it is ■ith great pleasure that I can testify 10 tieir cflioacy, laving t>a- two'occasion's mj w»i children Given up by the doctors. I iiadc u«e of the medicine as supplied by the ister with U« h«»»;-- are Tiug and enjoying good health. Yours faithfully, Jl. N eagle, I Jervoiston, September 7, 1891. I Dear Madam,—lt affords me the greatest leasure to offer my testimony to your wonderful abilities in curing the sick, as instance | r>iy daughtpr Edith, when, after being I jruelly treated by a local doctor, who (ignoraut of her ailment) gave her only a few hours to live, you kindly took her case in hand, She is now a living testimony to your almost miraculous cure. I attribute your great success to your study and thorougli knowledge of herbs. lam, faithfully yours, VV. Aniiehsos. Taradale, September 9, 1891. Dear Sister,—l thank you for your kind' ness to myself and family when you were living at Meanee. Your valuable medicine saves my life when I was suffering froni sunstroke and inflammation. Also one of my children was dangerously ill, and although I sent for your medicine I had little hope for the child. One dose made a complete change ia hisn. He was better the next morning. Youri tineenly,