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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4450, 21 June 1893, Page 2

I SEVEN REASONS DAWSON'S WHISKY IS THE 1 fictitious name or brand, but conios from n Distillery whioh for over 80 years has been celebrated for tho purity of its products. 2nd. Because it is recommended by the Medical Faculty as being the FINEST WHISKY EVEfI IMPORTED. 3rd, Because tho leading analyst in Scotland pronounces it to bo tho I'urcst and tho most Wholesome Spirit he has over analysed, 4th. Bccauso tho sales in Australia have steadily increased, until they nre now the largest of any brand of Whisky imported. 6th. Bccauso it came from tho far-famed Glcnlivet Uistrict, the premier whiskyproducing district of Scotland.6th, Because thero is notahcadachoin a hogshead, thus proving ■it to be thoroughly matured. 7th, Bccauso it never varies in Quality, as Peter Dawson, the great distiller,, has built the Largest Vatslntho World,so that its exceptional quality may be maintained. LETT'S fIOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ' MASTHRTONTOCASTLBPOINT. LEAVK Club Hotel and Post Office, Masterton, at 8 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays forTaucr'u, Tinui, and Cashpoint j returning from Cashpoint at. G a.m. on Wednesdays'and Saturdays, reaching Mas- | terton in time to oatoh the altornoon train I to Wellington, ' Mabtertok io Homewood.Eabt Coast, Leave Maßtorton at 7.30 m. on Tuesdays Bnd Fridays, calling at Lee's Itlairlogie Hotel for lunch (both journeys), returning froiri Homewood at 6,30. a.in, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, in time to oatoh tho 8,10 p.m. train to Wiling ton. . . MASTERTON TO BnANOKPETH, • ■ A conveyance leaves Masterton PoslOffico every Sunday. Mormxo at seven o'clock for Branccpcth, returning loMasterlon at 6 p.m. Ptivato omieyances may bo engaged at any time by telegram or letter. T. P, LEIf, Proprietor, I mHE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. NEURALGIA. DEFEATED. MA-URU, (Prepared only from tho growths on New Zealand,) ■ OURES NEURALGIA, HEADACHE OUttBLAIHS, RHEUMATISM, BCIATIOA.SPRAINS, AND PAINOF ANY KIND, ISS"Ask your Chemist or Storekeeper for MA-URU, or send direct for a bottle; post, froa for 2s 2d. The ■ Rev, T, G,-Hammond, missionary. says;-"ttaving spent a considerable time as missionary among the Maoris of Hokianga,[ became aware of many uses made by them of native plants and trees. An intimato knowledge of one plant in particular led me to conclude, that it would prove beneficial in cases of neuralgia. Having communicated my conviction to. Mr A. A, Gowcr, chemist, l'atca, he lias prodnwda compound which has fully mot my expectation, and baa proved of great benefit to membors of my own family and many of my friends." A gentleman writing from Wellington Bays:—"l am glad to inform you that your ib subject to Neuralsio Headache One j I foundher prostrate with pain. I gave her.the bottlo of Ma-uru, and she found it relieved her so much that she not only obtained a good niekt's reßt, but hiß not had an since. That is a fortnight ago. Similar ""' '" 'Bcacy was ~..« , and Mr .- Mr A. A. Gower Announce Ua-uru on the scene of ptojtrietwy ~ miitiiih. Alt&ough thisiemcdy bss only been known in ito present form for a few months, its success philblalns/aich-Qf itself iB Sufficient to make Patea Mail, Bth Sept; r | ' Pmnnrnil „«t„ i. A.A.GOWEK,^ CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST. Patea, ■'" P.0,80x20. N,Z Drug. Company and Sharland and