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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4002, 2 January 1892, Page 4

ISExcellenoy Lotd.Oimow : :Bpeußup *'■: i..». for Mother Mary Joseph: Aubert' in a "-.-' latter to Dr DelLaßaohoui:—- ';••.'. -[Comb.]' t ;V:"> ■.. ? !Vellingt6nilßtb.Septembre,lß9i. -'. Mon Ohbs Dooisuii,— ; ;Jeypns dioo.dela.reconnaissancaj.'pour ■ les;consultations que yousrii!avez dounoes , ln'mgageantA'cssaye'rleareniMeßextraita , dca plantea do 1q N.Z.- proparispar laß. , M6ie Marie Joseph Aubert, f ',' : "-' '■■ ; ,' J'en ai fait usage pendantquelqueteiaps, : et je puie vous. affirmer (pie je, m' en suis V pivrfaitement trouve\ lis sonttoniques .et /" lortlflants,:-!'.'/!,;'■';;■'.,," : -.'''..':' ■■■ 1 Yeuillej ttansmettw ,raes: felicitations 4 : ' la E, Mere an sujetde.ses travaux, II? eont d'une ; gra'ndo valuer pout lo'sbulage-> , ment.des miseres bmnaueis, roe pataissftnt ' sascoptibles d'njontcr am industries de la j. colonie, et devoir, etre en-meme teinpn profitables aux.bohne osnvroa dont elle * ; Agrte, mon'che'r Docteur, l'assurance do Fi mes sentiments distinguev "■■".•' '■•': omow. DbbbL.Bachoue,' . French Consulate, Wellington: fTEAKBUIIO.y.] -.. A \- '•■•;■ .'-Wellington, '.'.;■'.- .;.■.-;■■:; ...18th September, 1891..' MvDeabDootob;— ...:' .: I feel grateful to you for your advice to C try- the remedies extracted from NewZea : land 'plants, and prepared by tHo Rst Mother Mary Joseph Aubert.' I have used g them for some time, and I am in a position . to inform you that I have found them per* fectlj satisfactory, They are really tonic Be igood:enough to conveyi.to the Rev. Mother my congratulations on her labours; they are of ; gient. value for the' relief of human miseries, and appear to me capable >' of furthering colonial industry, and should at the same time be profitable to those good works which she 'seeks to realise, >'■_■. Accept, mydear doctor, the assurance of my-appreciative feelings, (Signed).. ONSLOW, . DbdbLaljaoiioub, French Consulate, Wellington.; FEATHERS DYED the newest and bnshtest colours, and curled in the most appruved and fashionable style. , v KID GLOVES . ... Beautifully CLEANED, and finished, :' Smooth and soft as when new. STRAW HATS Cleaned, Died, and' Altered. '/ ' STEAM DYE WORKS,, '. 46, CunA-sinEßr, Wellington. ■ ;:;-■; (iu^N.".,.To prevent 'disappointment,' please . address accurately,:. Note —Catalogues quoting prices and giving cooious information Freo by. post! AbUFFJSpR "HIIOM Nervouß and Wasting Debility, Loss of Vigor, 40., was restored to health in such a REMARKABLE MANNER after all eiso had 'FAILED, that he will, on receipt of a self* addressed stamped envelope, send the mode of cure FREW to all follow sufferers. Address—A. Minoiy G.P.O Sydney. ■ ' ~' ''. 3 VICTORIA , , CREAM SKPAMTORS. fIAND AND EOWER, PBBMIEBE AWARD, Gold Medal, ,•' Paris Exhibition. "»' FIRST PRIZE, Goldiledai. ' r ' Sydney, N.S.W ; FIRST PRIZE, Silver Medal, Kampen, IMand. , FIRST PRIZE, Silver Medal, Courlray, Belgium. : ' HIGHEST AWARD, Silver Medal Londoii Dairy S/iow. . _ HIGHEST AWARD, ~ Brisbane. Edubilimi Australia. m HIGHEST AWARD, Dunedin- EMition, -Veto Zealand. 1, ■■■ "- .'■ ; Agents for the' North Island. WILKINS & FIELD, ;: IRON MERCHANTS, WELL INg'tON, - COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, OF LONDON.. >; CAPITAL ... ',L £2,500,000 Accumulated Funds ... 2,351,707 Annual Net Income „ ■■ 1,103,527 Losses Paid to Date . ... 12,000,000 THE above Company is prepared to accept 'all descriptions of Firo Risks at the Lowest Current Rates. Clainiß mot promptly and fairly. ■ For I'ioposal Forms, and further particulars )S applyto-r. ... . :,,:. GEO,JOHNSTON, ,\ ' '.,.!' Agent for Masterton. NOTE.-Tho above Company is one of the wealthiest and most powerful Insurance Cornpanics in Great Britain. ■ : OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT GRAND SPRING SHOW at Queen -: ~, ;.. .'street, (Next Bank of Australasia), y . ■V. T BEG. to inform .the inhabitants ol "■■ x, Masterton and the , surrounding ; districts that I haye commenced business ■ with the latest assortment in Mastorton ad of British, Continenial and Colonial te worsted, trouserings, saddle tweeds, or coatings, and serges of the VERY NEW" ne ESTSTILR, . Id 'Every effort will be made to realise in end practice what I believe to be the in' true secret of, conducting a business jr, successfully, viz,, Hid to study f/ie y. inttresit of yonraakmm it t/ie surest . myioMwt.jonr.own, of I respectfully solicit a trial crder, and id clave the result to your judgment. er JOHN HENDERSON, . Merchant; Tailor, »g .-. -Masterton ' );;our.readebs : : it ' ,'■■'.; ■ : - "\ : ..... if *: RE reminded that Mr P. J. PIHNY, . ,• of the well-known musical instrutie I ment depot, Mannors-street, Wellington, Pianos, Violins, Cornets, SMITH'S AMERICAN ORGANS, AND OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,! which aro beiut; sold at wholesale prices for cash to make room for other esten- : ACOOBDEONS, g (a selection on hand), and m THEIR EEVAIEB iff are a special feature at F. J.,PINOT ; ; :JfAroM(-BT»>J';Wai^aTO^