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PRINO'PAL .D f BTRICT MAILS AND TELEGRAPH UOOIIS. [Compiled fob Waihaiiapa Daih Tniw,] TgE .HißTKion TcLKonAra, Ofpies is ocnd to the p.-b'ic <'.; ; ly from 9 ii.in, lo 5 p:w,nniU.o, l r;.v J ].toß)),ni,: It is closed 01 QN; i'6'Vaj-hours atofla.m till 10 a.m. kpcl 7 p.n. l'Jtß p.m t ■The Pel' •iCee/jo'i Office at Masterton Mwy S'jJm is o m from 9 a.m. to 5 p. 7. Ou wees e'r-.ys o • ■. ' 'J'f a rr.iv.v kTo: t oaav atMasterton Pou 01 ! io is oooi on week days from 7 a.'i'.w 9p. o. end o.i Sundays and Holidays fioui7r..o,irs i •.'. AtM.ue-.tox; Ma :, s /o:Wollioglon and intevtiiec'atc oSicoa cWiVv at 0.15 a.m, oud 2.r0-p,rc., wiili iiio'tt ceolion of despatches to Claveville, Ifatarawa, and Hum, wh'oh aro carried Ly the momin? tiuia o dy. I'o: KuiiiliuM, Pabiataa, Foily Mile Biis!', Wooikillcand Kapicr nV 11.15 a.m dai'y, hit Aliredton. on Mondays and Thursdays at 11.15 a.m For Lower Xaucrn,, Tenui, "ffhakataki, Castlepoinl and East Coaston Mondays ind Thursdays at 8 p.m. For Bidiford,B6\vlands, and Upper Taueru on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1.20 p.m. . i For Taueru and Braneepoth on Saturdays at 8 p.m. For Kurupiroi, daily, at noon ; . , ■The nextEnglishand European Mail «i(i Pan Francisco will closuat Masterton i')i Thursday tjie ,13th day of July, at (1.15 n.ra. Arrive /Frisco/August' 3rd. Arrive London, August Kith, ,?V; jiclober, ABOUT 80'.-DAIRY'' COWS,'to start calving in November, Terms Cash. Apply 1.0 A. WALTON, Nqraewood, Hawlte's Bay. WAiN'i'IiDKNOWN.-'l'hat Miss , PREWTICjE hiss taken room 9 uyer.O. PfiAGNEii/S Drapeiy Wareliouse, UGxt tlio Clock, Queou Streot, Mastertwij where DRESSMAKING in all. its brandies ivili bo carried on, Costumes mado in, first class alylc for 10/dand 12/(i, and' only .extras used charged for. Fit and Stylo Guaranteed, A Trial Respectfully Solicited,. ~ Vl] AITING ENGAGEMENT: Threp V f General Servants; ai m fr'arriec 1 Couple.' Fiied. 'Wmoui'B REGISTRY OFFICE, Uau Stiieet, eIAsrcRTON. ■VirANTED' KNOWN-that J. N. V,t , Branton, Tailor, has removed J j his private house in Opaki Road, Lima[lowiie. Orders maj also bo ; loft with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confection ers, Maetcrton W AN ' f ''^ ll - Known > 'hat lam no\r V T Removed to my new premise* in Victoria-street, Wellington, off Cuba ■ street, and adjoining the Uroy \ alley Coal Company's yards, and, as usual, I am prepared to Build or Ropair any kin d of Vehicles on the shortest notice and oh the moat liberal terms to suit customers. My prices are tha lowest when tho work, manship is taken into account, Ladiea Phajtons a speciality. In stock— Buggies, Plifotona, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, and Spring carta, cheap. M, BOHAN, Welungtoh Coach Factory.

jl AV. COTTRELL & Co., General jl l i Carrion) and Forwardini» Age-niß, Wellington,—Customhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to.; y?a not only o'car goods, brt land thorn at customers' dootß. Good storage accumujudatioo. Furniture carefully removed WANTED KNOWN.-HE HAD TO POSTPONE HIS WEDDING and COMMITTiiD SUICIDE I A tad caw of suicide ~ m ocsday somewhere near Mastcrton! It its a young squatter in a go■•d position engaged to a very pretty girl—tlie daugb ter ot a neighbouring farmer—tbe wedding day was fixed, tho guests invited, and every preparation made in expectation of the happy event, Tlie bridegroom elect sent to W< llington and ordered a now suit. Tho day approached, but uot the clotlics.' Threo times lio rode to th* ucaro t tchgiap'i office, a> d wired to know tlie reason of (lie delay, Tho answer came on tho ove of his wedding day: "Cannot send clothes till tho following night," The distracted lover rushed wildly from tho office, Fool that I was to tako other people's advice, why did I not send to JAMES WEBB, tho CASH TAILOIV Mas tcrtbn, ho has always'given me satisfaction and never disappinted me, besides I should have got tho things at' about half the price other people charge. On going homo ho wroto a letter saying that rather than i[ot married in an old suit lie had determined to blow his brains out, and added that ho should advise any one who wanted clothes made to fit them perfectly, and finished well whoa promised, to go or send to JAMES WEBB, the Cash Tailor, Mastcrton, where a FIRSTCLASS COTTER FROM SYDNEY 13 ENGAGED, whose credentials Bpeak vol umes in his favour. Motto-No Fit, No Pay Satisfaction Guarantcrd. Fit and St lo undeniaule. Next Theatre Hoyal. SALVAGE SALE of goods saved from tho bnrmug ship •' Port Jackson " in Sydney Harbour and bought at 10s in the 2, commences jn Friday, June 30th, at Te Aro House; W ellin^ion. QALVAGE SALE.-150 dozen White O and Grey Turkish Towels starting at two for nincpcncc. These are just half price. IALVAGE SALE.-200 pairs strong ,J. White Blankets, slightly damaged by water, variety of sizes, and all at hall price, from 5/(1 to 18/0 per pair. l ALVAGE SALE.-300 pairs Mcns'sgood J. strong Tweed Trousers,'slightly damaged by water, valued at 12/0 pair, for 4/11, Large lot of Men's heavy Printed Mole Trousers, slightly spotted, worth 10/G for 3/11, and in Boys sizes at 5/6, for 2/11. U ALVAGE SALE.-A grand lot of pplcnD did Cashmere Dressos, in all colors add at 12/0, for 6/6. SALVAGE SALE-Hcavystripcd Flnnno U lotto 1/11 per doz. yds. Heavy Mled Flannelette 2/11 per dozen yards. These aro exactly half pries. SALVAGE SALE.-Commcnces on Friday, Juno 30th, lit Te Aro House, Wellimrfoii,

MEDICAL BATTERIES. Otm Own Make, is I'OLBItfcD KIMO Box, 68/(Carnage Paid). . ELECTRIC [,ffl f AMATHJBS supplied with ov. ~ ■ ■ ored wire, "J'ur. miuals, etc. IS* WIMBBUHBT ELEOritfOAL MACHINES,' Glass Discs and nil parts supplied, ELECTRIC . BELLS, • BATTEKIES, DYNAMOS and MOTOIIS. W.CRDSHER, MANUFACTURING ELECTMCIAN, Auckland, N.Z..'..:. UK BONGO PAI TENEI KEI KOtT'O'J K'ATAO. MACBEANSTEWAhT'S 'v. . i New Cnro for Asthma! New Curo for Croup! ■•■ New'Curo for Diphtheria!: Now Cure for Chrom? Bronohits! Prepared, from the Mountain end Forest ,' 'Plants of New Zealand. ■ InAsthma the New Cure has provd itself to be Head aud Shoulders above all other Cures. . '.'IX NO INSTANCE has a death occurred, from diphtheria when the "New Curs" had beenifreoly used from the first oulsct'of the disease, and so peat are its protective ■ powers, that the complaint has never beon I j known to spread to other members o! the ■I ' family. The Sew Cure, 8a (id; Griudalia liohnsta I I Cigarettes, 2s; Asthma Tobacoo, 2s lid and Is ,|»" OF .AIiL : CHEMISTS.^,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4469, 13 July 1893, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4469, 13 July 1893, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4469, 13 July 1893, Page 3

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