l-WJUSffI WHE attention of the public is called I. . to the; fact that .a New Bush has Hebbil Hemedieb, which aru of more valuo than gold to those who suffer. Pito. gandiu is an absolute destroyer of all kinds of CoutiH without inconvenience. It is in ointment form. Thousands testify of its efficacy—ls Gd per box. , Barea- , oionou'a WokmPovdkus are guaranteed perfectly' safe and effective—ls per packet. Babbaoiouuu's Maoio Nervine is instantaneous relief for violent raging toothaohe—la por bottle. Barraolouqu's Lemon Shine ii an efforveacin»beverage and cooling aperient, and will remove all dullness and depression and headache ffJiioh is caused through a morbid state —2s Cd bottle.;. , : Tho aboVe : remedies can be had of Oheraists and others; ifholesalo of New Zealand Drug Company and Sharland & Co., or of H B4RBAOLOUGH, M.8., 13, Adelaide Road, Wellington, H. Z. 250, TO LEND, on Mortgage on Approved . Freehold Securities. . Apply WM. WIGHT SMITH, Queen Btreet, Mastcrton, Oflicea over Townsendaiid Oowpor's(ncar Fire Bell). AOEKTFOERoyal Five Insurance Cnmpany, Js'.Z, Government Life Insurance, United Marine Insurance Company, Metropolitan Permanent Buildin^Soc'y J. WIOKENS, CENTRAL , DINING ROOMS, Qdmn-sibeet,. , MASTERTON. fIHHE new dining room will be open on t and after WEDNESDA¥, August 10th, and will be a special feature of the establishment. "■ BREAKFAST 7.30 to 8.30 LUNCHEON 12 till 2 TEA 5 to 6.30 ALL MEALS Is. Hot Pies and Coffee every evening from 8 o clock, Bread, Confectioner? asd fancy goods as usual. WM. WHITT, Cabinet Maker and Uphoihimabk, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. DRAWING and Diniog Roum Suiteß from £lO to £lB 10* Toilet Uhests, with Mirrors attached, Cheffoniora, Couchos, Easy Chairs, Toloscope and Plain Dining >Tables; Kitchen, Occasional and Gipsy Ohairsj Iron and Wood Bedsteads; Spring, Wiro, Kapok and Flax Mattresses. Everything in the trado manufactured on the premises by ex. periencod. workmen-not by boys. A largo stock always on hand. An inspection is respectfully invited, and it will bo proved that My 15% can he saved on WELLINGTON PRIOE6 by purchasing at WEITT'S, Furniture bought or exchanged. Furniture on the Hire System. NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS Note the address—(Next to Bank of Noiv Zealand) . MASTERTON. • THE MASTERTON FURNITURE FACTORY.
HOUNSLOW&HOAR HAVE a splendid stock of generil fdknitvrb, comprising Drawing and Diiim? Roum Suites in Tapestry, Cretonne, Haircloth and Leather, Sideboards with Mirror Backs, feleaoopo plain and occasional tables, Chairs in endless variety. Iron and wood bedsteads, Spring, wire wove, cooper looped wire, horse hair, kapock, fleck imd flax mattmsßcs, etc, etc. JTO SLOT MADE furniture niaaufactured on our promises either (or stoek or auction, SPRING MATTRASS3S k SPEOIALM.. Celebrated RAMSPERGER pianos on sale which for finish, tone, and price aro tho beet in the markot, Address—(Joben Stbebt, Mastebton
FIRST-OLASS THRESHING PLANT J.O.EASTWOOD AT CITIFIES that lie has purchased I>| frera Mr W. B. Buick the whole of his THRESHING PLANT, Including tho new CJaytonand Shuttlesworth MACHINE, and is prepared to receive orders for tho coming sosson, Everything la in splendid order, only competent men will bo employed, and careful threshing will be guaranteed, Particularly Easy Terms. Apply— Pieprietor, Star Hotel, Mastorton. '
IHB WONDEROM'HK NINETEENTH CENTURY, NEURALGIA~DEFEATED, MA-URU, (Prcpaied only from tho growtlu on Now Zealand.) CURES NEUIULGU, HEADAOBK CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA.SPRAINS, AND PAIN OF ANY KIND. KsfAsk your Ohemiat or Storekeeper for MA-URO, or Bend direct for a bottlm posh free for 2s 2d.
The Rev. T. G. Hammond, missionary, says i-"waving Bpcnt a considerable timo as missionary among tho Maoris of HukiaDga, I nativo plants and trees. Au intimate knowledge ofono plant in particular led me to con. oluilt that.it would provo beneficial itrcasta of tion to Mr A, A, Gower, obomht, l'atca, ho baa produced a compound which has fully met u.jny of mv friends." A gentlonan Uiitiiig from TOiington says i—"l am glad to inform you that your Ma-uru has hi en w. rking wonders here, Miss is subject t j NouraUio Hcadaoho. One evening I found her pnatrato with pain,: I gave her the' bottlo of Ma-uru, and sho found it relieved her so m-;ch that sho not only oba good niehtfs rest, but h -s n'< ,t had an attack since, That is a fortnight ago. Similar testimony as to efflcicy was borucby Miss 1 Mrs , and Mr -—, Mr A. A, Gower announces the silvcut of Ma-uru on tho Bcene of proprietory medicines. Although thisiemedy has only been known in its present form for a few months, its success has bein absolutely pheiomerial—failure to perform what is claimed for it being as yet unknown, while, in addition, wo can tpcak positively of its almost marvellous effect on chilblains, vhioli of itself is igfjlojeht to make it a favourito'in' almost every household.— Pata Mali, Bth Sept, Prepared only.hy the Sole proprietor,' A a. 4GOWEK, CHEMIST AND PHARMAOIST, Patea, ; ' P.O. Box 20, Wholesale Agents— M.Z.. Dniji'fJmipjmY and fjhwlaad and Co,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4293, 13 December 1892, Page 3
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