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fKINOE OF ■ WALES HORSE ,wi3lliam neill^ publiowith BUGGIES, CARRY-ALLS, and YEHIOLES of evory desoription on the shortest notice. The Livery department is under the oare ol an experienced groom, and every attention In mid fn afoki;„„ -v.u .„ j _i.fi wconimodation. HORSES of lirst-olasa quality kept constantly on hire. Moxto-oto% Qoot Attmmkim A 'BUS will run to and from the. otahlea ho meet overv train McDOUGALi'S SHEEP DIP TS THOROUGHLY EFFICACIOUS i in destroying all parasites, but is NON-POISONOUS. GROWTH OF WOOL is stimulated MoDOUGALL'S DIP is pronounced by leading sheepfarmera in all parts of th Colony -. THE SAFEST AND BEST. NEW ZEALAND LOaN &■ MERCANTILE AGENCY CO,, (Limited), I MASTERTON. lUBT THE TIME for BAKRAOLOUGB'S LEMON SALINE, whioh is better and cheaper than Fruit Salt, A reviving, effervescing aperient beverage. A family - medicine for avoiding and removing in a natural mannor many of the functional disorders of the stomach, etc, as biliousness, sick headaohe, constipation, giddiness, acidity, heartburn, seasioknesß, Mid congestion caused by excessive use of alcoholic beverages. Price-2/6 per bottle, B BOW ARE YOUR POOR FEET? 1 S T BABRAOI/IUOH'sPROQANDKACoitN !! Destroyer, whioh is in ointment | form, willoure any hmd, soft, § w Wood .comto which it is applied, according to the directions. One of the thousands who haye removed their corns is MrC. Beinold, pork butohor, Wellington, who states:—" Having had the pleasure of using Corn Destroyer, I found it proved far more succesbful than anything I ever used e -1/6 per box. These preparations are obtainable from Mr J, Washington, Masterton; M, Ouselberg & Co., Groytown; Mr W. J. Benill, Carterton; Mr' 0. Ridd, chemist, Pahlatua j Mr J. Jones, Eketahuna, and Mr W. Tooeood, Featherston. P E 0 I F I 0. No, 9123, The Sovereign Remedy .' AND A CERTAIN CURE FOR X Nervous Debility, Spermatorrhoea, Lofcs Of Manhood, And all ijaeaaea caused by earl; indiscretion, Propared only by

T. A. GARRATT, CHEMIST, Taranaki-atreet, TiVeHipgton, PEIOE: 4a 6d per bottle, Sent to all parts on reooipt of P.O for Bs. P. S—ln writing for the remedy please state nymptoma My. MENTION THIS PAPER . MASTEATON, I GENERAL PRODUCE DEALER. if WERIEB, MCING VIRB Vl NAILS, &<3: always or. hand, GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE M DEPARTMENT, ESTABLISHED 1870, Every Folloy Guaranteed fay ine State. LOW PREMIUMS, URGE BONUSES. The first policy Issued, No, 1 for £3OO, Is still In existence, and has had three bonuses allotted to It, viz, iIn 1880, £36 or £1 2s. per cent per annum Ioi885,£18„£1 4s, „ „ „ „ In 1850, £27 ~£116!. « « » „ ■ma > The above is an actual case, and showl that the rate of bonus increased at each division, The premiums in force at the time this policy was issued were not calculated to yield any bonuses, JOSBPHUS H, RICHARDSON, Commissioner, RANGES, IRONMONGERY, PAINTS, 01L« QUEEN-STREET .Mabibrton COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SULLIVAN & CORBY, (Late of Timaru and Wellington), SD n BEG to inform the 1 . Oo V«| travellingpublio'and the residents of the settlement generally that they have matte extensive improve* ments and additions to the above popular hostelry, and have left nothing undone which will contribute to the comfort and convenience of thoir patrons, The hotel Is quite new, having been purchased from Mr Stewart,-and is one of the most Imposing buildings in the districtThere is a large Assembly Ballatfcjched to the building, with stace and sojnery for theatrioals,etc. Stable, loose boxes and grasapaddooks There is also a grand Billiard-room, in this Hotel,'and one of the bestunade Billiard Tablea. ; ; Coaohes stop at this hotel daily, '.• tooi Moderate*

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4060, 11 March 1892, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4060, 11 March 1892, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4060, 11 March 1892, Page 4

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