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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4024, 29 January 1892, Page 1

INFLUENZA. "TTIViRYOfIE who has been attacked with the prevailing epidemio of Influenza knows that it is very lowering to the syetom, and that a general feeling of wetkness permeates all through the boily. : • ' ■ . « ~ Now it ia : highly necessary that'some Tonic medicine should bo taken to bring tho system up to its proper, standard, because if nut immediately attended to more serious complaints may develune andcauso a lnrae iireountof unncocsssaiy riis Excellency Lord On6low has comraunioated tho fact to Mother Mary Joseph Anbert that the Remedy " Karona," as prepared by horself, is, in his opinion, and from his own experience in taking same, a perfect tonic and Very fortifying, and the public may resit assured that the Governor of this Colony would not aive such testimony unless he was well aware that it was correct,' Those persons who are troubled with a cough as an after effect from Influenza aro particularly requested to give " Marupa " a fair trie], and it.' will be found that benefit will result. It mly bo as well to mention here that these Itetneaies are not cheap and nasty preparations, but are made up in such concontmledfomi thai thoy may. atfhatsight appear expensive, but this is .1 net so, as, from the vory many flattering tsstimonials which have been received, tho proprietor is confident that value is being given, and that only good results follow with thoRC persons who have given the Remedies a trial. No medicines pieviously intr.iduceci into New Zealand have reached a total salo of eighteen tnousand bottles in four months, and yet this has been dono- by M other Mary "Joseph Hubert. .-'■■■■'." Kindly remember that '' Karana "is

invigorating to the system, apd that "Marupa", will eucoeßsfnlly combat with any cold, cough, p? bronchial S HAfSEN. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER AJND IMPORTER,' EKETAHUNA, *. SPLENDID KM STOCK just INSPECTION INVITED, SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY MESSRS OUAMBEULAINBRO? > beg to announce that they have recently ereoted-.MEW- MAOEiNERY for ■ CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Beatin, Barley, and Maize, foi hcrses, cattle and pigs, and that they have now on sale CRUSHED' OATS. "AsgoodaiChdmherlain's Eoui" Has become a proverb in the District, This year the quality is even higherthan usual, inasmuch as- it hasbeen-aa exceptionally favorable season for growing wheat. MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROS venture to hope that their ;.: :•;: . . r ..-. ■ Will havothe support and en couragemeut of the whole community, and that consumers will insist on having ' ■[' CIAMBERLMN'S FLOUR, ' And thus retain their money in the District. MASTEIITON STEAM FLOUR MILLS, MASTER'IW COACH FACTORY. THOS.7/AGG&CO,; BEG to advise their Friends and tho ■ Public generally that' th6y haye taken over the business lately carried on by J|as. Ross and Co. as Coach Builders, Wheelwrights, and pene'ral it is their intention to still maintain the uarne for tho Maatbrton Coach Factory, which it has for years gained by testimonials throughout the Wairarapa, It ranks, first, for, .workmanship, .and in materialand high class finish is one of the best in the Colony.. Edward Dijon will supervise the carriage building department, and all orders can be relied: upon in the •'•iwma' stylo'■■■as heretofore. We have in stock audio arrive a first .class assortment of Amaricp timbers, fittings and trimmings, which must with a hrst" class staff of practical workmen thoroughly convince the publici that they can' 'purchase at the MastertonCoaohFactory vehicles of every ■description built in the height of fashion, riot ; costly, ; blifc ele?ant, and a perfect ■■ Bpebimen : of ■ • :■•' carriage building.;, ■ '..;.' THOS WAGS aiid Go, MASTERTON OOAOB FACTORY' ;!j;^:P)pofi,;;;.;; ut CHEMIST, ■ ;':.■; '(ESTABLTBHET) 1870),; ■.'■■■ : r «iaALMLg : ;; : .^'<-MASTEto^-;:::-!.