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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4141, 17 June 1892, Page 4

Messrs COLE & PAYNE, TN returning thanks for the very lib- j J. eral patronage accorded to them lince cummuncirii; business, desire to remind those wliobo houses require renorating, that they can still be found lite Mb Daniell's H'imbeb Yabds, jHatel-St,, Mastektos OiiDERB may also be left at Messrs White & Co.'s, Queen-St. rO,CONTRACTORS AMEPQBLIO WAKELIN'S SAW and PUNINQ MILL, Groytown north, has on jaleSashes ajd frames from 24116 to to 32 x 16, always in stock, from 22a to 30s; 24 x 18, 4 pane sashes only, 10s per pnir and upwnrdß. ' Kauri Duoits from Cft Bin 12ft 6iu to 6ft Bin x 2ft Bin, from 10s tid to 16a Gd; also,Rinm and Totara Donrs atlow rates. Dry moulding, architraves, skirtin?, flooring, and rusticating always on hand. _ Builders supplied with ordinary Duild" ing Timber at mill prices. Cantilevers, Carved Trusses and Braokots cut to any pattern. Butter, Cheeae, and other boxes a speciality and cheaper-than any other Factory make in the district. All work made guaranteed out of seasoned timber. A liberal discount allowed to the trade, All gooda put on the trucks freo of charge. Price list on application, E. MVIKELIN, Proprietor, Oreytown, GOOD SALT BUTTER Is now in demand in the AUSTRALIAN 0010 HIES AND FRESH BUTTER Meets with Beady Sale in Wellington. THE undersigned will bo pleased to receivo consignments for sale or shipment. ; (V. J, GANDY, The Butter Cellar, General Commission and Custom Houso Agent, Custom House Quay,' Wellington THE AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASONS. As.tho days bfceome shorter at this period of the year, .with the lesser appearance of the sun, so the climate becomes more ohangnabio anil much colder, Now is the tirao when everybody puts on more clothing to sustain the warmth of the body, buthow few people escape the prevailing coughs and colds or the autumn' and Mnter seasons, notwithstanding these precautions, To all who have suffered from'the diro effects of influenza, it rnuat bo pointed out that they are muoh more susceptible to affections of tho throat than when they weie in their former good health, ~ This has been emphatically proved," and to such persons a warning is highly necessary. "MARUI'A" is the Remedy, which should be on hand, and sufferers will always find benefit from its uso. No proprietary medicine has a larger sale in NoW Zealand than this now popular remedy, and of its success there is no doubt, as the testimonials received acknowledging this are very numerous, "MARnPA"isa vegetable {{reparation, and cannot hurt tho smallest ■ child, but its value in removing irritation of the lungs and bronchial tubes is far and away in oiCtßa of the price charged for it, lvhy be in misery when a bottlo of this excellent combination of herbs will afford joyful elief, col din tho head is a vciy troublesomo thing, hut ILVItUPA can cure it. Ail sufferers from chest complaints unadvised to give it A trial; satisfaction is bound to result; ' - ■' Vou are quite out of sorts this morning, what is tho matter with you?, 1 do not exactly know, but I feel feverish, do not care for my meals, have a headache almost perpetually, and a general feeling of langeur comes oyer me, •, All, 1 sen, you have been working late, and not taking regular exercise, sticking to your books too closely, and not studying the rules of Nature, You want setting np, and to dc this you must rise at regular hours, aud take some. of Mother Aubert's KABANAjn the morning. " ' This medicine will freshen you up wonderfully, and then you will consider how foolish you have been in w»iting su long in not giving a, trill to a remedy which, by popular vote, ia acknowledged to be the mcdicino which imparts good tone to the stomach, dears the mouth of nausea, and generally makes a man feel" as lit as a fiddle." Kahana was not discovered in a day. It is the outcomo of many years' serious work on the part of a lady who has devoted htr life' time to relieving sufferers, and discovering remedies suitable to the many complaints thai human flesh is heir to. THE NEWEST & MOST IMPROVE! n machine: ■ ' THE WELLINGTON MAKKKt TO-DAY, - The new rotary shuttle- ' STANDARD F. J. W.' FEAR, , Machino Expert & Importer Agent for' White's, Davis', Peerless, ; i Jones' machines, Raglan' Bicycles, ant Machine Fittings generaDy. •jjVRU IT Q_ROWERS <5 OROHARDISTS ARE respectfully reminded that thi undersigned has a choice stock of 300( WELXi GROW* APPLE TREES worked on Blightproof Stook Two an< Three years old, guaranteed true ti nomenclature. riumsi, Poaches, Penrn, Apricot*, And Cherries A few varieties of the beat • JAPANESE l JLUMS, including,.'Botan ' ' Botankio ' No 2 1 Hawankio,' 'Satsuma' or Bloot Plum, tonus Sieniondi /Or. Apricul •Plum, English and Japanese Walnuts Japanese and Amerioan Sweet Chestnut eto, In addition to above I have mucl pleasure to inform my ' 'Patrons am Customers, that I am- now prepared ti supply plants ot my. own . raising frcn the famous •' ' " • ■ 1 RASPBERRY "CUTHBEUT." In America this is considered thi most prolific Red Raspberry in cultivation, ahnold leading sorts "Northum betland," " Fastolf," "Red Antwerp, " Semper Fidelia," and " Cornwallii Yellow." Strawberry plants in quantities ol leading varietios, also the new " Sharp, less", and "Yokohama." Prices or JOHN BLOMQUIST, PARKYALE NURSERY, ■ Carterton, FORMLE. Upon. Deferred Payment. SMALL FARMS, noarMor(ti tinborough, varying in size from B5 to 160 ACRES, being portion of the Pry River Kstate, ■ All in grass and partly fenced, and .watered chiefly by the water race and natural creeks, Also theDRY EIVER HOMESTEAD itself with 1600 acres of valuable land ittaohed thereto. Apply to COLEMAN PHILLIPS, . The Knoll, ■ or to , THE MAJNAGER, ... Dryßiver