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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4289, 8 December 1892, Page 3

rzil&WM9;i»:m«Si® ALWAYS AHEAD, Tho Buckeye has beaten all competitors at Field Trials, and won First Award and Special Mention at Melbourne and Dunedin Exhibitions, and the Qold Modal at the Tasmanian Exhibition, It i! also First in the Estimation of its purchasers. Mr Wilson Hall, of Eiversdale, eays that lust harvest he used ten Binders in a heavy orop ot wheat, Although new maohinos by noted makers were included, the only onos to go through the harvest without break or stoppage were the new Buokoye Framloas. If be oan aell his others be will replace with Buckeyes. 77/ ii mliet is in mourning for the Itiiefil of other Under mm, :<lwr:<h»v;;yt;:-/jsw.w.-BOROUGH Ob' MASTERION. VTOTICE is hereby givon that tho j.i| Pnbliu Beading Room will ha closed on Friday, December 9th 1892, and ro-open on Boturday, 10th Decern*

R. BROWN. Town Clork, A. f} \ NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. TML FURTHER NOTICE, Goods \J and Parcols cannot be accepted at any Station from Wellington to MuiiEjaroa, inclusive, for any placo north of Kaitoke; nor can anything bo accepted from any Station south of and including Ekotahuna for auy point south of Featherston. BY ORDER. Traffic Aunt's Office, __ Wellington, 7th December, 1892. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANOE LIMITED. A PPLIOATIONS for shares in Tho L United Farmers' Alliance, Limited, should be made without delay, as it has beon resolved to iloso the Share List for the first issue of shares on tho 31st December, current. BY ORDER. ALEX, JARDINE, Secretary. Waterloo Quay, Wellington, Ist December, 1892. WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. ANNUAL GATHERING, MONDAY, 2nd January, 1893, in the MjstertonPakk. SHLENDID PROGRAMME of Sports-See Posters. Admission to round. Is; Children, half-price. SPORTS to commcnco at 11 a.m. sharp. W.SELLAR, Secrotary. IIHE WONDEROKTHH NINETEENTH 1 CENTURY, NEURALGIA DEFEATED, MA-URU, (Prepared only from tho growths ou New Zealand.) CURES NEURALOIA, lIEiDACHE, CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, iOIATICA, SPRAINS, AND PAIN OF AN

tSf'Ask your Chomist or Storekeeper (or MA-URU, or Bond direct for a bottle: post froo for 2a 2d. Tho Rev. T. 6. Hammond, missionary, eays:—"iiaving upent a considerable! timo bb missionary among the Maoris of Hokianga, I became awaro of many uses mado by them of native plants and trees. An intimato knowledge of ono plant in particular led mo to conclude that it would prove beneficial in cases of neuralgia. Having communicated my conviction to Mr A. A. Oowcr, cliomist, l'atco, ho haß produced n compound which has fully mot my expectation, and has proved of great benefit to members of my own family and many of my friends." A gentleman writing from Wellington says:—"l am glad to inform you that your Ma-uru has been working wonders here, M!bs is subject to Neuralgic Hcadacho, Ono evening I found her prostrato with pain. I gave her the bottle of Ma-u-u, and she found it relieved her so much that alio not only obtained a good nteht's rest, but haß not had an attack since That is a fortnight ago. Similar testimony as to efficacy was, borne by Jlißß Mr A. A. Gowcr announces the advent of Ma-uru on tho scene of proprietory medicines. Although tbiaicmedy has only been known in its present form for a few months, its success has bctn absolutely iilicnomeual-failuro to perform what is claimed for it being as yet unknown, while, in addition, wo can speak positively of its almost marvellous effect on it a favourite in almost every housohold.Patea Mail, Bth Sept. Prepared only by tho Solo proprietor, A. L UOWER, GHEMIBT AND PHARMACIST, Patea, P,U, Box 20, Wholesale Agents— N.Z. Drug Coinpanv and Sharlaud ii I TISHES to inform the public that yy he has purchased Mr David Heggio's Carrying Business, and hopes by Strict attention to business to merit oir support. N.B.—Ordera may db left with Mesßrs Townsend mid Cowpcr, saddlors, Queen-street. Misterton. MRMOFITTT, URGEONDENTIST, I Chape] Street;, Masterton. .•