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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4459, 1 July 1893, Page 3

YST'ANTISD.—AGdod Housemaid and W^",Laundress. ■ Apply Kcult'a Temperance Hotelj'Alastcrton. '•' WANTED',4A~(m)art intelligent lad forthfl mercery and clcthinp; department.:-. Apply sharp. • ii I»; Mur-" m&m WAIRARAPA) GUN CLUB.; OrAiNTED-SPAUROWS in lo's of .W NOT LESS THAN 100, at 4b per pair.. -' ■ AIsoPIGEONSin anynuaptity at 2/« per pair. Ail birJa must bo 'ettoug and healthy. E. H. WADDINGTONV . Secretary,-.' LICENSED REGISTRY OFFIOE imm'NU ENGAGEMENT:-Tko Y\ ' \*A* able to'milk,, Good married couple. Wanted: General Ser* vant, able-lb cook,'wash, and attend to dai'y, (Housomaid kupt). Apply sharp Feed. Wright'sREGiSTRYOFFIOE, Ball S'jiikkt, MAsmiros. ■ TI?ANTED KNOWN-that S. N, ~'W Brunton,.Tailor, libbremoved ia bis private house in, Opaki Road, Lana< dowue. Orders niaj alao,bo left with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confection* ers, Mnatertou WANTED it Known, that lam now Removed-to my new premises in Victoria-street, Wellington, off Cubastreet, and adjoining the Grey 'Valley Coal Company's yards, and, as usual, I am prepared to Build or Repair any kind of Vehicles on tho shortest notice and oa themost libera! terms to suit customer!, My prices aro th 3 luwcst when tho workmanship is taken into-account. Ladies Phoatona a speciality. In atook— Buggies, Phietons, Waggonettes, Dog Carte, and Spring carta, cheap. M, BOH AN, WttLIHGTON OOAOH FACTORY, FW. COTTRELL &00., General , Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington,—Cußtombouao work of allkinds promptly and carefully attended to. V?n not only dear goods, bi'fc land them at customora 1 doors. Good storage accommodation, Furniture carefully removed WANTED KNOW.-HE HAD 50 rOSTPONEHISWEDDINGamICOM. MITTBD SUICIDE! A sad caso of suicii'e on Taeeday somewhere near Masteries I. ■ It appears a young squatter iii a good position was engaged to a very pretty girl—the daughter of a neighbouring farmer—tho wedding day was fixed, tho gucßts invited, and every proparation mado in expeotatlou -of tho happy event. The bridegroom elect sent to .-Welling.. ton and ordered a now suit. The day approached, but not the clothes, Thrco times ho rode to the nearest telegraph office, and

Uannot Bond clothes till the following night," The distracted lover tuslioil wildly from the office, Fool that 1 was to tab other peoplt's advice, why did I not send to JAMES WEBB, the OA'jH TAILOR, Masterton, ho has always given me satisfaction and never disappointed me, btsidca I should have got the things nt.about half tho price other people charge. On going home ho wrote a letter saying that rather than net married in an old suit ho had determined to blow hie brains out, and added that he should advise any ono who wanted clothes nndo to lit them perfectly, and finishfd well when promised, to go or send to JAMES WEBB, the Cash Tailor, Masterton, where a FIRSTCLASS CUTTER FROM SYDNEY IS ENGAGED, whose credentials speak vol umca in his favour. Motto—No Fit, Ko l'ay. Satisfaction GuaraoM; Fit and o Undcniaolo. Next Theatre Royal. ' iALVAGE SALE of goods saved from the kj . burning ship "Port Jackson " in Sydney Harbour and bought at 10s in the £ commenccson Friday, June 30th, at To Aro House, Wellington. WAGE SALE.—ISO dozen White 0 and Grey Turkish Towels starting nt two for niucpence, These arc just half price. iALVAGE SALE.-200 pairs.strong I kJ White Dlaukcts, slightly damaged by I water, variety of sizes, and all at hall price, ~ from 5/0 to 18/fl per pair. (SALVAGE SALE;-300nair8Meus'sgood O. strong Tweed Trousers, slightly damaged by water, valued at 12/6 pair, for 4/11. Large lot of Men's heavy Printed Molo Trousers, slightly spotted, worth'lo/0 for 8/11, and in Boys sizes nt 5/0, for 2/11, SALVAGE SALE,-A grand lot of splendid Cushinero Dresses, in nil colors sold at 12/0, for 0/0. SALVAGE SALE-Heavystriped Flanno|o lette 1/11 per doz. yds. Heavy Twilled Flannelette 2/11 per dozen yards. These

are exactly half prico. IALVAGESALE.-Commcnceson Frik_) day, Juno BOtb, at To Aro House, ■Wellington. LXQ.O.P., L.M, i-o. THIS Celebrated Lady Specialist is flio only lady M.D. in the Southern Homisphcrc. She holds nine diplomas mid certificates, and is registered throughout tho British Dominions. She cures with absolute certainly, all nervous, chronic, skin and blood affections, fits, paralysis, bronchitis, gout, liver and lung complaints, kidney and bladder troubles, and all the effects ot indiscretions and excesses. Dr Frikart's treatment is thorough, scientific and effectual. Consultation—Personally, free; by letter (including diagnosis), The following areVfew of many testimonials the Doctor has received:—" FBOM HIE ST. AIWAUD MERCURY. Dr. Frikart's fame in curing diseases of the nervous system, and chronic and complicated complaints has gone abroad in the colonics. rHOSI .THE STAXDAM). . pr.Frikart'smarvellouscureshavecreated a profound sensation. MOM THE CUAHLTOSIKDEPESMKT. i A Distinguished Visitor.—Chariton is » present honoured by the presence) Mrs K. F. M. Frikart, M.D., who has obtained the highest possible honours in her profession, and established a great reputation in tho Colony by lior phenomenal success in the treatment of nervous, cuionic, and complicated, complaints. The examination!) this 1 talented, lady has passed aro almost too numerous to mention, for apart from bony a Doctor of Medicine, and a Licentiate cf King and Queen's College of Physicians, Dublin, .Ireland, aud a Licentiate of Midwifery of tho samo college; she is also Praktische Ariz of Switzerland, and passed what is considered about tho hardest task in the medical world, tho Staats Examcnat Berne University. The Doctor is no mean inguist, as she may bo consulted in German, French and Spanish, as well as English. Having held Hospital Appointments, her experience has not only been wide, but nractical.

HUM THE Milt. Dr. Frikart has effected more cures of nervous and chronic complaints than any other Specialist in Australia, FHOM ME Mfflft-AMBOOIi STAKDAM), Dr. Frikart, the well-known M.D., has been very successful in the treatment of a number of local cases. FHOM THE cnnOXtCLE, Dr. Mart's reputation as a clever nu J successful practitioner is thoroughly established throughout tho colonies, HUB! THE UAMIITON SPECTATOR. Dr. Frikart, who recently arrived from the Old Country, has a splendid reputation; and is tho only legally qualified ladyM.D, in Australia. The Doctor would caution readers agains unprincipled persons calling themscivcj herbalists, medical botanists protestors electricians, clairvoyants, and mnrnetic licaks, who have no medical knowlcdr o and nothing to recommend them but' their audacity, and who thrive on the credulity of tho public by their fraudulent announcement, . ■;•,•;■•' Bemember Dr. Frikart is nine timesi ualifi edan regis t.ered by the Medical I'oards throughout Australia, Consultation from 10 to 6 daily, and on Tuesday 'and Saturday evenings from 7 to Note "the addrbss-14, Brandonitrect, Wellington, one door from Feathetßton street .. '.''.' 6EO-HISROH ; :'.'■'.'•'- 'HauSteeetv : : :': ;:;,:;.;-'->; ; M;A^'.TERT6.K,"-■■. ~