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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4006, 7 January 1892, Page 4

10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, Corner Cum and Manners Streets, Wbliwoion, ■■■■■■. . ON ALL 60 ODB, Dunn? tfjo month of Duceiidbk. Jubi Receivsd , 100 DOZEN .WHITE iND REGATTA SHIRTS, . Subject io oub "2 /„ IN IHE £ DISCOUNT. <ta Opened OUR XMAS SHIPMENT OP TIES, HATS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, too., &c, DNIOiS CLOTHING . AND MEKCIiKY COMPAQ K. :cuba and Banners streets, . WELLINGTON. E;V E P. f. AI L , Canst minister to mind diseased ? Askd William Shakesphere long ago Twas lelt for 'Woods, of Cuba street, To answer olherwiso than "No,' For brains, renralgia—rack'd, or dulled By throbbing ache—are no wise sane, Yet Wood's famous" Never Failj '.' Will from them drive away all pain,' The nectar that the gods of old So freely and so deeply quaffed, They qualified with " Never Fail " And they at headaches simply laughed. 'Tis but by morals here below That fiery alcohol's endured, And then they have recourse to Woods To get the morning headache cured, Of woman ''in our hearts of ease"

You've heard the poet tell the tale, ' Uncertain, coy, and hard to please The lines by now are somewhat staleBut woman's ministrations fond In modem days will not avail For brows with pain and anguish wrong As prompt as Wood's " Never Fail," Just think ot it 1 How great the boon 1 Ye city ladies, jaded, I Ye office toilers, dazed with pain, ■ And wishing that you ne'er been born, A simple SIXPENCE spent with Woods, One single draught of "Never Pail," And life will bo a joy once more, Your headaches a forgotten tale, W. E. WOODS, Co-Operative Drug Store, Cuba-street, -Wellington, NOTE" Never Fail," tlio marvellous remedy for headache and neuralgia may be obtained ironi Mr T, 6. Mason, Chemist, ilasterton, PRICE, 2/6 a bottle, It is a certain euro TUB CENTRAL PHARMACY, next Evening Post Office, 1 .. WELLINGTON. , TESTIMONIAL— From the Captain and Pnsßonsjers of the ship " Waipa." The good Ship " Waipa," English Channel Mr \V. 0. FitzgreaiiD— Dear Sir,—We, the undersigned passengers on board the good ship "Waipa," from Now Zealand to London, cannot think of parting without expressing to you, as surgeon of this vessel, our gratitade and esteem for one who has ever been ready as a friond or modical adviser, to do all in his power for the general good, It rarely happens to bo tli6 good fortune of a passenger ship to have a medical man who sombines the two qualities to such a degree; and in looking back on our long voyage we can truly say you were the friend of all. By the good providence of Sod over all, we have been mercifully preserved from any serious sickness, but our little ailments have always met with prompt and continual attention from yon, If the knowledge of our unqualified good wishes and sincere regard will-afford you any gr»tifica< tion, be assured they are yours, We are, yours very sincerely,. [Signed by Captain and pamwjm^ Consultation and Mediolno at all horns for 2s 6d, WM. 0.-.F IT Z. GERALD, (Late Surgeon Ships Eakaia, Orari, and .Waipa,) Evening Post corner, Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON, Medipine Chests a speciality.

Temperance hotel, (Adjoining Drill Hall), Masieihok. DAVID DIXON Proprietor. Haying taken oyer tlio above centrally situated and commodious House, 1 beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage accorded my predecessor. No effort will be spared to ensure the comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Meals At Ah, Hours. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT GRAND SPRING SHOW at Queen street, (Next Hank of Australasia), I BEG tu infopn the inhabitants ot Masterton' and the surrounding districts that 1 liaye commenced business with the latest assortment in Masterton of British, Continentax and Colonial worsted trouserings, saddle tweeds,' coatings, and serges of the YEM NEWs EST STYLE. Eypry effort will bo made to realise and practice wiiat 1 beljevo to be the true secret of conducting n business successfully, viz,, that to study th interests of your wtmers is the surest way to advance your own. 1 respectfully solicit a trial crder, and elave the result to your judgment, ' JOHN HENDERSON, ■. Merchant Tailor, lastertoi. ft ? ft £"36 /GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCS " DEPARTMENT, Trxszi ' ■ : UiUWiflhetUßfl, EVER! POLICY fIUABAHIEED BI THE STAB ; liOW PREMIUMS ana LARGE BONUSES, : Ths aim of thin Djpartonent has bjop to provide Lilt (t;{ba minimum cost' compatible with safety, .It .dosa not charge Its policy-lioldw! unnecessarily large.premiums in Older to onable it subsequently to attract the ignorant by tlie glitter of Increased bonuses. The premiums which it charges are the lowest compatible with perfect safety, and are less than the participating rata oi any other office doing business lit Australasia. Io spite of this fact, at the lest valuation (December, 1865) the assets of the office were found to exceed the liabilities by no 1688 a sum than £242,000. sterling-A result due to economy of manaae. ment and low mortality, * , . PRESENT PONDS oyer ONE AND A HAIiP MOHOS POUNDS, ;.,v ' ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £282,000 i 11 ' : •. v, • ' F. W. FBANKIiAND, F.1.A., n . Ooimssloner and Govt. Actuary. 0 R 8 A L E. A BARGAIN. ' ONE NEW BELL ORGAN, 6 stops, and knee/swell.:-A Powerful Instrument. •. PRICE—£IB. F, H WOOD, . i , Auctioneer, Greytowa.