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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4428, 26 May 1893, Page 3

ST. JACOB'S OIL (YOU CAN'T GET AnCAD op facts) CONQUERS PAIN. . Promises? Cf'SBANB Men Testify, Tirev A;/, Usblt. llead Their Swgs of Praise. Mr P. O'O.Russc'l- I 'lts Bucceaa in nil instances ins boon highly gmtifyinff." Mr Fred' C. . Lea (Vice-president, N.RV.)-"I have used St Jacob's Oil successfully'.'iivthe treatment of pr.tins '■.. to.'?./■ Mr v ayni cind:T7rquh:ivb—" I would not bo ■ wifch6ut,it;. it is a faithful com» panion." ' - : " .Mr Lnon Erchman —" It hda wonderful effect." Mr E.' F. Eculin, M.F.11.—" Tlio effects of-the'oil were, simply marvelf.jMr. RX-Billiiißton— 1 " I liavo derived great relief from the ■: application of v,!; ■■■'■ Mr John A. Clark—" I have found the oil a very'sovereign remedy." Jlr J., T, Isles, Mayor—" I have often used iSt. J. 0.; and have always obtained good result." . ;."' Mr George lieal—" ] suffered from fibvere atrnins.Varid. found it gave installtaneoua relief." ■ 'V'cV v. Mr Alex. M'Lean (Alderman) —"1 find it so benelkial that. I am never without a supply." 1 '■ Mr Ernest A, Smith—" Whon occasion arises I - use it, and can testify to its excellent effect?."' ■ Mr John W, Slanlr—"lt novor failed to.afford trie relief in a very short time." Mr Alfred Edds—"The contents of ono bottle affected an absoluto cure of Bevcre rheumatism." . .. ■ Mr John Hislop—" I have tried innumerable remedies, but none with such good results ns St.. Jacob's Oil. 1 ' MriHeriry L.-Davis—'"Bruises, cuts, spraim, !ichc3—nil have been rapidly siibdiied.by its'iiiagw influonce.'.' : MrA.E. Harris—"l liayeexperienced 'considerable relief m cases of rheumatism .'aii(l. ! rh'ouniatic'K'out by" using St. Jacob's

MASTEUTON TRUST LANDS 'C;®Vr>TKUBT.*tt ■■ I HEREBY giyo public notice tint the number'of votes received by each cinctidmto at theolection of two Trustees of the Maßterfc->n Trust Lands Trust, held on the. 25th day of May, 1893, was as follows ETON, Henry Edgar ... 96 LETT, Thomas Pnrrott... 181 LOWES, William ' ... 229 ..:Muasra William Lowes and Thoinna Parrott Lett having received the highest nuir>her of votes, I declare them to be duly elected, , R. BROWN, 7 Returning Officer. BOROUGH OP MASTERTON, rpHE Masterton Borough Council J[ publicly nutify thoir intention on the Gth dey of JUNE, 1893, to make a General lin'.o of one the pound and a Library Rate of ono penny in the pound on the rateable value of all rateable property in tho East, West, and Outer Wards of the Borough of Masterton, respectively, for tho' year ending 31 Bt M 4.ROH, 1891, payable in one sum on the first day of SEPTEMBER, 1893. The ratebook is open for inspection during office hours daily at the Town Clerk's Office until the said6th day of JUJSE, 1893.

R. BROWN, Town Clerk. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. THE SECOND TERM begins on THURSDAY, at 5.15 a.m. Prospectuses with particulars of school and boarding fees, etc, may be had on application to the Head Master, or the undergned. The Head Muster mill bo at the College on and after MONDAY, the 2Dth inst, from 3 to 6 p m. OHAS, P.POWLEB, Secretary, ERETAHUNA ROAD BOARD, ROAD FORMATION. TENDERS will. close at the Rosn Board Office, Eketahuna, at 2p.m. on SATURDAY, the 3rd day of June next, for";—.; 108 Oli&ins ol Formation Mangaoronga- lioad, Plana and Specifications may be seen at Mr-JONES' Store," Eketahuna, and Mr GREVILLE'B office', Pabiatua. The lowest of any tender' not neceE" W. BAYLISS; ■ Clerk, Eketahuna, 23rd May, .1893,