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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3994, 21 December 1891, Page 2

We Have BoujjgHr Exceptionally :EsK.lkesß4Joods,MiHineFyfLadi6ft' , —BtowseJackets, White arid Col^ Tepliyrs and Holland.Coveralls, Ladies '-Gats, | 'arasols, Dust Coats, band .bags. A ery largg'-aesyjitrueut of Ladies' Fanjyij kprous, Cliiidreu>%;;*iim Hats and Saii--Hoods, i?' : v-• ■'-'•'l We Hav'tfflie-tfirgest Stock, Must Styish/uui yashipnablt? apsortinsnit oppress iooas, in the District.'n, *• .> .<- ,i - -.-. .=-r'-*' •"■ ?f ' TiS-no*ahGwifV#a special assortment of i:-inlii>iiMri'<JßttWd'-'<HeW' -Yi;ar'./(jJLl'ts »'. __,,____ etc. - ' 'XISu ,s'sec')iwl';, stock; of -electro plats, japeowlly .adapted for presents. WATCHiIAkE&VWVJrIittEft AND "' THE Ct&fyc,*MASTJERTtjN. far. the new Water ' buryiAlavhi Clocks.; : ' ; "' ' '~ : > NOTIFIO hTIQIX, ; . 1 Jl; '-j ( .-+Jo«JJio'i» the; leading English Journals, Magazines, and-Newspaper may b&obrained faifchidafewhdura of the iWvaVofeyery Ocean sieanier.,";,; ';.. Newspapers apd Weeklies'also kept in stock. ■■■■■ • ':;!'* aaie'; -■ I.'-rA; first-clas3 and cbnipleto printinu plttntr'bii'ehiß'premis'ea. ,''.''"' ' ~ . ' fttation«?jr, ajidvßockaelkr, ■\. ~' Dr. Willksia-eetiU.;.: l .:.;«:'. l :. ! :.-.:.Welliti£;ton. .•■, H..J-..:;:*!.': ; • rft ,8,, Dentist, may jU.:j '...ni.l : -'.i:r'.'' ; now-tos-consulted .at, latt. DJO/lOEJT ■' //"/.il-KT'L.. Ji-r | i (JJhurch HOUKS.—pjjill 12.30, l v 39fill 5.

gopd ifeefold security, at lowes \ / fif Jntereat. -i Apply to— CHAPMAN Wellington

large and suiali sums o! ' MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Wh, g. beard. fpHK AVaIKARAPA .DAILY cau b( purchased in Wellington from Mr J. B. INNES, stationer. Willis Street.

Ouk local contemporary has published a fancy dialogue in which an innocent farmer with a deficient cerebral development is converted into a belief that the new taxation is favourable to the landholder. Once upon a time a plausible fellow was travelling round a country with a wolf for a companion. Hft asied permission of the first farmer with whom he came in con'&ct to be allowed to