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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4372, 18 March 1893, Page 4

BIS EXOELLENOY'S special ]£INSJSY, The Practical PHOTOGSAPHEB, LAMBTON-QCAY, WELLtoOTON DON J. GET Photographed bofore visiting THE STUDIO. Our Pictures lire constantly admired as being so BRIGHT and CLEAR and the finish REMEMBER! Wo araPBAOTIOAL PHOTO. GRAPBERS, personally undertaking the higher branches of our profession, and acknowledging NO EQUALS IN OTHERS MAY BE THE CHEAPEST, WE ARE THE BEST. WALTER PERRY, FA-MIL Y BUTCHER Qum-Slmt, Maskrlon, BEGS to thank tho public for their continual support during ihe many years ho has boon in business, and to inform them that having sold his Masterton Business to MR CHARLES HUGHES, he begs to rocoinmend.liini to their nolice and to solicit for him a continuanco of tho patronage which has been accorded in the IN connection with the above, having purchased Mr Perry's business, I bpg to solicit a continuance of tho support so long accorded to Mr Perry, and by civility and keeping tho best ol meat of all descriptions, to prove that I am worthy of CHARLES HUGHES, FAMILY BUTCHER, Comer of Queen and Church Streets, MASTEHTON

A tlio employ of Mr \V. Perry, 1 have taken over his KURIPUNI BUTCHERY, And hnpo by civility and attention to business to obtain a lair share of the patronage of the people living in Masterton arid Kuripuni. Every description of MEAT OP THE BEST QUALITY wiJl be kept, and sold WILLIAM MORRIS, fFAMILY BUTOfIER, Kuripuni Masieeion

1 NOTICE. F. HOLLOWAT, WISHES to inform the Reßidonta of Mastcrton and the District that ho has opened a t 1 BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, k In Queen Street, Mastertot), opposite the L Empire Hotel, and trustß to merit a fair patronage by selling only ' THE BEST MEATS at CURRENT i RATES. UKASB SEED DIRECT FROM. THE GKOWEES. J" BEG. to thank the RUNHOLDERS X of the East Coast and Wnirorspa for the liberal support accorded tc mo last season and (o inform them (hat I havo on hand a large amount of Cocksfoot seed (partly maohmo dressed) which I am prepared to Bell at a reasonable prices,. ..,. Applications for samples and pi ices left at tho Mastcrton Post Office will receive prompt attention. .-.>■■. N.8.-Ryo Grass and small eesds also. AddbessL. JOHNSTONE, Jr. , MASTERTON. WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. neubalgia"defeated. MA-URU, (Prepared only from tho srowthi on New Zealand.) CURES NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, SPRAINS, AND I'AINOF ANY KIND. GaPiisk your Chemist or Storekeeper i tor 11 ivHRU, or send direct for a bottle; 'post free /or 2s 2d. Tho Rev, T. G, Hammond, missionary, Bflya:—"tiaving Bpcnt a considerable time as missionary among tho Maoris of Hokitsga,( became aware of many übcs made by them of native plants and trees, An intimate knowledge of ono plant in particular led me to conclude that it would prove beneficial in cases of neuralgia. Having communicated my conviction to Mr A. A. Gower, chemist, l'atca, ho has compound whiob has fully met my expectation, and has proved of great benefit to memoeM of my own family and many of mv friends," A gentleman writing from Wollington says:—"l am glad to inform you that, your Ma-uru has been working wonders here, Mlsa is subject to Neuralgic Headache, One evening I found her prostrate with pain. I gavo her the bottlo of Ma-uru, and she found it relieved her so much that she cot only ob.ttack'Bince. That is a fortnight ago. Similar testirrtony as to efficacy was, borne.by' Miss Mr A. A. Gowcr announces tho advent of Ma-uru on the scene of proprietory medicines, Although thisiemcdy has only been knows in its present form for a few months, its success has bctn absolutely phenomenal-failure to positively of its almost inarrellous effect on] chilblains, which of itself is sufficient to make it a favourite in almost every household.—

Prepared only by tho Solo proprietor, A. A. UOWEK, CHEMIST AND PHARMAOIBT> PiTEi, P.0.80x20. .'-.'" N.Z, Drug CompinTOd Shailand aid .Co, GENERAL STOREKEEPER,