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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4431, 30 May 1893, Page 4

GOMMEMAL HOTEL, Pahutda. SULLIVAN >ft CORBY, (Late of Timaru and Wellington). Spn BEG to inform the i'OC'' V• t travellingpublio end the residents of the Bush Districts that they have just completed extensive additions find alterations to the Commercial Hotel, making it the largest and best appointed hostelry iu the Fortj-Mile Bush. The rooms are loft; and well furnished, and the dining room will be found inppliod with the best'facie dhott'm the province. The bar is under their personal supervision, and none but tho best brandß of liquors are kept. ' Hoi;, Cold, and Shower Baths. Ttnre is a large Assembly Hall attached to the building, mth'Btogo and eoonery for theatrioals, etc, Stable, loose boxes and grass paddocks close by, in charge of an efficient Groom. Thi) Billiard JJoomis fitted with one of thr- beat Mies, and is attended by competent marker. Ooaohesttop&fc this Hotel daily, OHAROEsMonESATK,

BEYEN REASONS DAWSON'S WHISKY IS TUE IST. Because it is not sold under an; ' fictitious name or brand, but comes from a Distillery which for over 80 years hnslicen celebrated for the purity of its i products. 2nd. Because it is recommended by tbc Medical Faculty as being the FINEST WHISKY EVER IMPOKTED. 3rd, Because tin lending analyst in Scotland pronounces it to be the Purest and the most Wholesome Spirit ho hasovor analysed, 4th, Because, the sales in Australia have steadily increased, until tbey are now the largest of any brand of Whisky imported. stb. Because it camo from tho far-famed Glcnlivet District, the premier whiskyproducing district of Scotland. Gth. Because there is not a headache hi a hogshead, thus proving it to be thoroughly matured. 7th. Becauso it never varies in Quality, as Petor Dawson, the great distiller, has built tho Largest Vatß lu tho World,so that its exceptional quality may bo maintained. THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. NEURALGiTdeFEATED, ma-Fru, (Prepared only from tho growths on Now Zealand.) CURES NEURALGIA, HEADACHE. OHILBLAINS'.'RHEUMATISM, SCtATIOA.SPRAINS, AND PAINOF ANY KIND, ISF'Ask- your Chemist or Storekeeper for MA-URU, or send direct for a bottle: poor, free for 2s 2d, The Iter, f, G. Hammond, missionary, says;- "Haying spent a considerable time as missionary among tho Maoris of Hokianga.f became aware of many uses made by them of nsiivo plants and trees. Au intimato knowledge of one plant in particular led me to conclude that it would prove beneficial in cases of neuralgia, Having communicated my eonvictitn to Mr A. A. Gowcr, cbemist, l'atea, he bu produced a compound which has fully met my ti[ elation, and has proved of great bejii'ftt 1o members of my own family aud rwmy of my friends." A gentleman writing fnm Wellington savs:—"l am glad to inform you that your Mii-uru has been working womiorn here, Mi» •- is subject to Neuralgic Headache, Ouo eveniug I found her prostrate with pain, I gaie ber the bottle of Ma-uru, and she foanil it rclicred her so much that she not only obtained a good nltht's rest, but has nut had an .ttack since, That is a fortnight ago, Similar tcitimony as to efficacy was borne by Miss ,Mrs , and Mr i—, • Mr A. A. Gower announces the advent of Ma-uru on tho scene of proprietory medicines. A Ithough this l emedy has only been known in ill present form for a few months, its success has beta absolutely phenomenal-failure to perform what is claimed for it being as yet unknown, while, in addition, wo can speak chilblains, which of itself is sufficient to make is a favourite in almost ercry household.— Patea Mail, Bth Sept. Prepared only by the Sole proprietor, A. A.UOWER, CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, Fama, P.0.80x 20, Wholesale Agents—lU Driii;, Company and Sbarland and Co W, Grabtree & Sons, CITY FOUNDRY, Eva.streot, Wellington, 3NGINEERB, IRON AND BKASB FOUNDERS, BOILERMAKERS fa, fa, HTEAM ENGINES, Saw and Flax Mill machinery always on hand; Makers of ovory description of wrought iron split pullies, builderß and contiacors ironwork, ornamontal castings, tomb <alls, wrought and cast Iran fencing etc, Sates Cheaper than any firm In town AVING resumed possession of this LI well known and popular Hoatlory the Publio may rely on receiving every attention, Good Accommodation ani a First Glass TABLE, Only the best brands of WINES and SPIRITS kept in stock. GOOD STABLING AND PADDOCKS. THOMAS RAY,- ■ , Proprietor THE CAFE. (Opposite tho Occidental Hotel), QUEEN STREET, MdBTERTON, E.W.LOW, "N opening tho" Cafe'," lhavo to an- . nounco that firsfchus Kofreshmenls of all descriptions can be had at any hour. Having been for many years Chief Cook in some of the leading hotels in the Colony, tho publio may rely on getting a REALO'GOOD MEAL. Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa. - Oysters in.Season. Cleanliness and Civility a prominent feature, . LOW, „. ,„ Pbopbibiob, pUETQN, INEER & MILLWRIGHT, .. Snripuni, v Maaterton. ■: 8 for sale swosbiusd Engines as under t-Tractien. Engines-1,8 owler (Compound); 1,8 h,p, MarBona; I,C h.p:, MoLaren &'Co. able Engines—% 10 'tpjansome & ' 3, a h.p,, Eansome.&Bons j I,Ship,, all &', Sons' |?, 8 h.p„ Ruston, Prootor , 2,6 h.p., Clayton and Shiittleworth; Lobni ro» knmo & Poster's - : ited Traction and Road Engines, i [f oi which are no* being booked for ,-eneit season.' Prices and fall particulars on application to '].-''"'.■ '■.',.' ■lr!b:ueton. ' '