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By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT' SIR/ANDREW GLAEE, M,.D.y .R;C;P.) (PHYdIUIANIN ORDIWAKI'j'TO THE'QIJEEN,' lti81).-'.;. ! ■: ,: STUDfNTS:Oi?THE LONDQ^HOSPITAL.:;- -'■■ ' ! ;. (EiIK'AOT FBOMTHB PALI Mm, BoDOM). : ' '' 'l\ ■ "Tea tobe useful, ahouHbefirab of all black China-Tea. - The Indian i' ':' '■ Tea, which isbeing pultivated has become so powerful in its efieota upon' ...• •,.' thonervons system that houplof it-taken early in the 'momingj as many i people do, so disorders the, nervous system, that those who take it actually | ■■■"■ ■.. ,get into a state af tea intpxioation, and it produces'a form of nerve distur- ■■ •■: , . Dance which is most painful to witness, "?■■ .:■■■■: '. - ■■■' •■ ; ■;;:■;■ "■ /. • ; - we arethelargestWalere in Indian and Ceylon Teas in tho Colonies, WE .HAVE ALWAYS.&TRONGLY-ADVISED the public toDBINK our BLENDED;. TEAS ; )?rffv^ lo:,l^)??r^ lon '' llone - Womaintain they arc too sioUy for 90; Pi!A Ml of the tea drinking public; -and in England, where.-auoh. lame quantities'■ are shipped, ovcr-80 I'EE CENTare used for BLENDINGCwithGHIffATEAS, whioh are undoubtedly to PURErs Indiarrand. Ceylon, and,FAR,MORE REFRESHING (when ana the profit is larger, for cheapcpmon Indians give. out a strong, coarse liquor, WITHOUT ANY QUALITY./ and make peopleiFOßA TIME, faniytheyare Reltingid bargain, till they And but tb their cost, that SIR A. CLARE is right The LEADING MEDICAL men in ENGLAND are tONDEMNINGthe useoflmliari and Ceylon TEA ALONE, and the above extract from Sir •A,£ark l a,Leqtiire : HOST. CONVINCE ALL that a taste for Indians, whioh' has': to MCQUIRED DYFORCE AT FIRS! 1 , isa SERIOUS and dangerous thing, \ •,-. We are publishing the above extract for tho benofit of those'who have nbt Seen it, and to Biipport what we have always mainlined. This'is against our own interests, for the profit on these Teas is equal, if not inbre, than that'on other kinds... , - ; NELSGiN, MOATE & 00,' INDIAN, CHINA AND CEYLON . TEA IMPORTERS^ OHRISTOHOROH.-AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, HOI3AET,

• ~ The M'CORMIOK Eeaper.and Binder-00. {Akrgimorimmtofuira&aimynnSM). AGENTS FOR-.. Meesra P, and D. DTJNOAN, Ohristohuroh. 1 Messrs BOOTH, MAODONALD !& Uo,, Ohristohurohi I And other Leading Colonial Manufacturers. oo AOHirfiLD i nsr gA speciality on approved designs. As we hold the largest Stock in the Watrarapa of CoachbuildeW i Material and Fittings, we are prepared to exeoute all orders entrusted to us with the utmost despatoh combined with workmanship and finish, DRILLU, PLOUGHS, HARROWS, DRAYS, AND WINDMILLS ' ■ with latest improvements. Special attention paid to plough repairing, Large Siooks of Extkas and Shabes Always on Hand. Farmers would do well to visit our establishment and inspeot pur plant for Plough Repairing before sending their ploughs elsewhere, as we confidently assert that we have the only complete plant in the Wairarapa for such repairs. ' ( Horse Shoeing by a firEt-classFarrier, ffiw ow all'siccl ska a trial at popular.prim. Catalogues of Farm Implements and Machinery on application. Estimates given for all kinds of work connected with the trade, _ I'. ■ ALEX. FRASER, Manager, LYSAGHT'S; ORB BRAND- GALVANISED CORRUGATED ■¥§§■■ .ORB BRAND is the BEST Iron made I jf"\ ORB BRAND iB the CHEAPEST iron-nade : /T f IV ORB BRAND is the LIGHTEST- iron made f I M f | LM ORB BRAND has three times' the sale of f_J |_J fORB I~" ■" an y other ll ' 0fl: ■ro& 3fi ORB BRAND is the ONLY FIRST-CLASS I IRON SOLD IN NEW ZEALAND. Galvanised Tinned. , Galvanised Tinned. ON SALE BY ALL IRONMONGERS AND MERCHANTS.

WAIBARAPA RACING CLUB. autuinleetinu. • TO BE HELD AT TAUHERENIKAU Easter Monday, APRIL 18th, 1892. . President, J. P, Russell; 'Tvf> Presidents, R.S.Wardell and N, Grace; Steward?, J. B. Bethune; G. T. F. Hutton, H. THumo,N, Grace, A, Matthews, F. Morick« ton, W. J. Nix, A. 0, Pilmer, G. Roynolds, A. MoKenzie,,o, J, Tully aud W O.Williams; Judge, VV..O. Williams. Starter, A; G. Rimer; Clerk 'oi Scales, B, W, Dorset; •Treasurer,- W, Cqndy' Handicapper, A.E. Mactarlane; Clerk of Course, C. Ticehurst, First race starts at 12 o'olock noon, > R 0. G R AM MB, 1. HURDLE HANDICAWO sovs; second . horse five sovs from the stakes Abou two miles. Nom, 15s, accept, 255, 2. HACK:BURDLEHANDIOAP,3Obovs; ,- second horse 5 soysfrom the stakes; about one and a half miles,' Nom, 10s, accept. 15s, " '"• 3 MING HANDICAP, 45 sovs; second horse five. sovs.ifrom stakes; about three-quarters of a :mile,. Nom, 15s; accept. 20s. <t, HACK HANDICAP, 30 sovs; second horse five sovs from the stakes; one mile and a distance. Nom, 10s; accept, . .IoV.-'■. ~.,.-. • ••■ 5, EAsTERHANDICAP, lOOsovs; .second . ' horse lOjSovs from the stakes; third ■ ; horse'five.sovsfrqmthestakes; about one and a: quarter miles.- Nom; 20s; • • accept, 40s; and 20s at the post, - : 6. SECOND HACK HANDICAP, ,25 sovs; : second horse three sovs, ftoni .the stakes; about.three quarters of d ■ mile.''Nom.lOa; acoeptlOs. 7. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, 35,sovs; ' second horse fivoJOvs from stakes; about, seven furlongs,. Nom, 10s; . acceptance, r 2os, The winner of 'the Flying Handicapjp carry' 51bs penalty,' and of the Easter Handicap ! 71bV penalty,; ; , • .'■,,;, :-• ~ 8, HACK,RACE, 16 sovs..; second horso 3 . sovs from stakes; about one mile; post entry Ipjrmmirnum weight 9 stone,Open to.'all hacks'that have never won an advertised race of any description, : entries mußth'e made not later than 15 ; ' - minutes after ■ Second Hack Hondioap DATES OP.NOMINATIONS,: WEIGHTS, ;,.-.- ~:AND: A CCEPTANQES.: / ; WEIGHTS will:M"iieoJared 'on WED. NEBDAY,23rdMaH)hV :w " '-:■ • :,,.,■ oh WEDNESDAY, 6th'April, at9'p;rn', f;Hurdle\HandiJ' I cap 25sVHaokHuidle. Handicap ;15s, jfly-' ing- HandioapJOs, ,'Hack iHandioap' 15s, n..i:-j ri:.jT:-.i:>n» o' n J Wont -pr. n J;« n „ I'os;Grand'Stand ;j Handicap2os, , ; : .;'.;,;. .Scale of Grand Stand, Lawn and Saddling Poddook', 5a j Ladieg, Ba 6d; jQatea, Pedestrian aod'Passengers, Is; Vehioles.i 2s; eachi additional horse Is; Drivers.-.free.;,/Horsemeh,'; ; ,2a;.. Children under 12.tree..,,'; For-, full, : : PABTICfILAi(B.- seo ; ; 'f N. Z. r Referee" andsheetPrbg'ranimes.,.- '; '•;' '";!''';,'■:'j',; }'' :, : ; - ; -^'H:V^;vyf''''^Peatborat'oii;.';'

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

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4073, 26 March 1892, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4073, 26 March 1892, Page 1

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