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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4313, 7 January 1893, Page 4

MASTERTON LIVERY AND BAIT stables. W, HAWKE over Mr F. HOOD'S interest in. the Club Hotel Liyery and Bait Stable. Theso stables will now be found commodious, comfortable, well-ventil ated, and< supplied with every convenience that travellers or owners of horses' can desire, A first ,dass collection ot Kuggieß, Carriages ana reliable Saddle Horsea constantly on hire at moderate rates. Every attention paid to the requirements of Commercial Travellers. The ' Favorite" Bus meets every SECURE PADDDOKB J. Mm] fE, S. DIION DIXON BROS,, (Late Josepe Bixoh). STEAM JERATED WATER, AND CORDIAL FACTOR'S. MASTERTON. Countryordors received by post promptly attended to. MONEY. HE undersigned has for investment, on Mortgage, the following sums: £1,200, * n any Bum from £IOO to £3OO, at 7 per cent, £440 -to 0110 oc vo aims at 7 per cent £4OO, one sum at ? per cent. Also large amounts at 6 per cent, to 6£ por cent, Several clients would purchase rent' producing town properties for cash. W. L, JOHNSTONE, Hall Street (next to R.M, Court), Masterton, MESSRS COLE & PAYEE, IN returning thanks for the very liboral patronage accorded to them sinco commencing business, dosiro to remind thoße wliose houses require renovating, that they can still bo found oppo site Mr Damijli/s Timber Yards, Ohapei-Si,, .Masterton ORDERS may also bo left at Messrs Whito & Go.'e, O.ueen-Sk W. B, Ckennells, LAND, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. AGENT FOR London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company. Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Com- • pany New Zealand Accident Insurance Com pany. Morcantilo and Bankruptcy Garotte, etc,, etc, Agent for the Publio Trustee. Deputy Offio'al Assignee in bankruptcy "tor "Wairarapa. OASTLEPOINT ' ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. [LATE CLUB HOTBI.,j SYDNEY ARTHURPULL IS prepared to receive visitors for the summer season. Being situated within a stone's throw of the sea. the others. The building is well furnished and provided with evory convenience. ijea Ashing in abundance. LETT'S Moil coaches leave Masterton . rery Tuesday and Friday morning at 8 o'olook, returning in time to catch the afternoon train to Wellington on following 'ayß, For terms aud particulars, apply to WOOL. CONSIUNMENTS RECEIVED POR SALE BY AUCTION AT WELLINGTON. ONLY BROKER'S CHARGES MADE. Also for Shipment to London, ADVANCES AT LOWEST BATES. J.B. KEITH, Masterton, During one ot the very severe storms that this district has been afflioted with lately, an unfortunate gentleman who was out in it, chanced to taito shelter from one of the heaviest showers In a shed he was passing at the time, The storm raged with such violence, that ho determined to make himself as conifortabla as oiroumstances would permit, until there were signs of improvement in the weather, su he drew liiß pipe from his pocket, settled himself in the warmest corner of the shed, and smoked . voices m close proximity to him. It was quite dark by this time, so that neither parties wero aware of the pres. once of the other. They were talking be one of great moment to one of them at least, ing his friend to follow his adyice and example, which was not to neglect his health any longer, when he had a remedy within his reaoh that would work a perfect cure.

He atated hiß own experience, how ong he had despaired oi finding relief, for he had consulted scores of "do6tbra ( and tried Innumerable medicines, all to no purpose, he still remained a martyr to indigestion and general falling off of health. He gradually grew so much worse, that he felt "That life was not worth liyin?," when one day a.friend said to him, " Why not try Karaha, one of Mother Mary Joseph Anfcert's remedies, for your complaint, It is highly recommended for it." He did so, and " Ah," ho said, " How I bless the day that I did. It has made a new man of me. He enlarged at suoh length on the wonderful properties of the medicines, that the man who had been sleeping, was quite roused, and had boon an,eager Hatenerto all the conversation,' " ' Hising up he made his presence known to the other two, muoh to their surpriso, who supposed they were the only occupants of this friendly Explaining to them that he was in noed of just Buoh a medicine as ho had heard described, he begged for further particulars of it, _ They were gladly given him, and immediately ho reaohed the nearest chemiat'sheprooared a bottle of Kabaka, and he is now as loud in his praises of this wonderful remedy, as the man who had been unwittingly the means o f restoring him to perfect health. Take Kabana,'and you will find out foryouraelves what an excellent Touio it is, and now invaluable at all times and eeaeoiu. Boldby MrT Cr.Maßon, Mastertou