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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4073, 26 March 1892, Page 1

TfIVERYUfiE who has been; attaoke with the prevailing opidemio of Influ enza knowßtlint it is very lowering ti the system, and that, a general feelini of weakness perm'patcH nil thWhthi Now it is highly necessary that tonu Torno medicine- should betaken to'brinfl the systom up to its proper standard, because if nut immediately attended' to more serious complaints may de?elope aiidcause a largo amounfcof unnecesssary. misery, ..,'. ~■,•••.■:, ■ ; ; Jfcliß Excellency lord Onslow has communicated the fact ■to Mother ■ Mary foseph Auberfc that the Remedy 1 Karana," as prepared by horself, is, in iia opinion, andirom bis own experience n taking same, a perfect tonic and very ortifying, and the public may rest asured that the Governor of this Colony rould not (jiyo such testimony unless he ras well awaro that it was correct. Those persons who are troubled with cough as an aftor effect from Influenza re particularly requested to give Marupa" a fair trial, and it will be rand that benefit will result. It n»y be as well to mention here lat these Remedies are not cheap and wty preparations, but are made up in ich concentrated form that they may firstsight appear expensive, but this is )t so, as, from the very many flattering stimonials which have been received, e proprietor is confident that value being given, and that only good reIts follow with those persons who have ren theßomodics atrial. No medicines previously introduced :o New Zealand have reached a total | e of eighteen thousand bottles in four mths, and yet this has been done by )ther Mary'Joaeph Aubert. Sindly remember that "Karana" is 'igorating to the systom, and that tTarupa" will successfully oombat with' any cold, cough, on bronchial T.G.MASON, PHABMAOEUTIOAL..CHEMIST, (ESTABLISHED 1870), MEDICALHALL, MASTMtTON. LIVERi* AND BAIT STABLES. W.MWEE,

Begs to inform the travelling public am settlers of the district that he'has taken over Mr P. HOOD'S interest'in the Club" Hotel Liyery and Bait Stable. These stables will now be found commodious, comfortably well-ventil-ated,'and supplied with every convenience that travellers or owners of horses can desire. ' •.'•'""■- A first olass collection ot buggies, Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses constantly ra hire at moderate rates, Every attention paid to the requirements of Commercial Travellers;' The 'Favorite" Bus meets every Train, ■ ' SECURE PADDOCKS ZTUT , TJOAR, BOHDER AND • IVli XI UNDERTAKER, de> sires to inform the inhnbitants of Masterton and surrounding districts that he is prepared to conduct funerals in any part of the district, Every care ; will be taken to carry out orders, and in doing so due respect ■ will be shown,' Orders may be left 'at Founslow and' Hoar's, Queen street, or at my residence, Chapel street. Please note the address; Z,M, Hoar, Chapel St„ Mastemon. O.;IILLEAKDNATTJSCH, "■ ARCHITECT, ; Hall-btreet, Mastertoh, ! Drawiugsand Specifications prepared fcr '■'. : ,. patents, NOTICE OP KEMOYAIi. MUTUAL LIFE; ASSOOIATIUN OF ■ ' . "ApStRALI ; S,iA, HAVE EEMOVED'from Perry- ■ si. into la'rgerioffices in Qoeen; street, and formerly occupied, by Mr Natuach,Architect t , ;i .....',..!. ' CLAIMS- 'are' settled' without Wber dispute or delay, and the Association has never figured in Court.either as: plaintiff ordefendant. ... ....■' ; ' . i; ■ :.:■;,•; Resident Agent,;- ■'•-',,,'■ :'-. '■;' Queen-streelif Mastettoii. :.;. ~'.> ~e.j.hare,;" \Z: r ■ [ .';. Travelling Representetlve/','.'