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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4435, 3 June 1893, Page 4

W. Crabtree.74 Sons, CITY FOUNDRY, Eva.street, Wellinrton, ENGINEERS, IRON- AND BKARB FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS .:;;;■:; &0,&0. ,.'; , \ '}•.:':[' QI'EAM ENGINES, Saw and Flax Mill maohineiy always on hand; iron split pullies, builders andcontraoors ironwork, ornamental castintrs, tomb rails, wrought and out iron fencing eto. Gates Cheaper than any firm In town SEVEN BEASONS DAWSON'S WHISKY IS THE 1 fictitious name or brand, but comes from a Distillery which for over 80 years has been celebrated for the purity of its produots, : 2nd. Because.it is recommended by the Medical Faoulty as being the FINEST WffISKY EVERIMPORTED....,"; 3rd. uccause the. leading analyst in Scotland pronounces it to be the Purest and the most Wholesome Spirit he has ever analysed. 4th. Because tho. sales In Australia have steadily increased, until they are now the largest of any brand of Whisky imported. ,■■,"'■■,'' • '-!_■ •■• : i .. ■ sth. Because it canio from the far-famed Glenliyet District, the premier whisky- ' produoing district of Scotland. " " 6th. Because there is not a headache in a hogshead, thus proving it to he thoroughly matured. 7th, Because it never varies in Quality, as Peter Dawson, the great distiller, has built the Largest VatsinthoWorld.so . that its exceptional quality ■ may be : maintained. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Pahiatoa. SULLIVAN & CORBY, (Cite of Tim&ru and Wellington). Proprietors, SLA BEG to inform the . Ou \Jt, travelling public and the residents of the Bush Uutriots that lions and alterations to the Commercial Hotel, making it the largest and best appointed hostelry iu the Forty-Mile Bush, The rooms aro lofty and well furnished, and the dining room will be found supplied .with the best tabk d hott in the province, The bar is under their personal supervision, and none but the best brands of liquors are kept., Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. There is alarge Aesombly Hallattacheti to the buildiug, with stage and scenery for theatricals, eto. boxes and grass paddocks dose by, in charge of an efficient Groom. The Billiard Room is fitted; with one of the best Tables, and is attended bycompetent marker. Coaches Btop at this Hotel daily. Oharoes Moderate, ■ mHE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH 11. CENTURY. 'NEURALGIA DEFEATED. MA-URU, : (Prepared only from the growths on New Zealand.) CURES NEURALGIA,'HEADAOB.E, CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, ■ KaF'Ask your Ohemist or Storekeeper for MA-URU, or send direct for a bottle: post free for 2s 2d. The Rev. T, G. Hammond, missionary, eaye:—"uaving spent a considerable time as missionaty among the Maoris of Hoki»nga,( became aware of many uses made 1 by' them of nativo plants and trees, An intimate knowledge of ono plant in particular led me to conr dude that it would prove beneficial in cases of 1 neuralgia, Having communicated my convic- , tion to Mr A. A, Gower, ebomisty Patea, ho has produced a compound which'has fully met my eipeotation, and has proved of great benefit to members of r ' " manyofmyfrienda,"' 1 A gentleman writing from Wellington t Ma-uru has been working wondors here, Miss - -i« subject to Neuralgio Headaohe, One evening I found her prostrato with pain. I * gave her the bottle of Ma-utti, ond Bke found it rftllnvAfl hpr Rn Mn.l. fW a l. n ««(■ „„,.. ~l tamed a good night's rest, but has not had an 11 .ttack since. That is a fortnight ago, Similar testimony as to 'efficacy was borne by Miss 3 ,Mrs , and Mr , j Mr A. A. Qowcr announces the advent of i Although tbisiemedy has only beon known in its present form for a few months, its success . perform what is claimed for it being as yet unknown, while, in addition; wo can speak positively of its almost marvellous effect on ' chilblains, which of itsolf is sufficient to make it a favourite in almost every household.— , Patea Mail, Bth Sept. r Prepared only by the Sole proprietor, A. A, UOWM, CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, Patea, P.0.80x 20. N.Z Drug. Company and; Saarland and Co R-BOETQBi ENGINEER- & MILLWRIGHT, .Kuripuni, Maaterton. HABior Baie second hand Engines as under:—Traction Engines-1, 8 h.p„ Fowler (Compound) j 1,8 h.p,, Marshall <S Sons; 1,6 h.p:, McLaren & Co. Portable Engines—2.lo h.p,Ransome& Sons j 3,Bb,p,,Banßome&Sons i1,8h.p,, Marshall & Sons ;2,8 h.p., Boston, Proctor dsCoi 2,0 h.p., Clayton and Shuttleworth; Aoßti roa Avzuko*& Poama'a ; R. B'URTM notice: tion of'bottle's,'' DIXON BROS,' OHAPEL r STREKT,' , MABniioH.-