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Wairarapa Daily Times, 5 January 1894, Page 4

WELLINGTON, --. ,' ?' PALMERSTON s NOB.lfl & WANGANUI, ' PBOPEBTIEBFOR SALE- ~ 622 acres 4 miles from Levin, part freehold, ' part Native lease 600 ,i Pohangina, 200 in grass, fenced 209 , Pohangina, 133 in grass 300 „ Birmingham, 250 in gross, fenced 400_ „ Birmingham, house and improvements 517 „ Kairanga, highly improved 1400 „' Kairanga, 950 in grass 200 „ Longburn, highly Improved 780 „ Pohangina, 310 acres mgra63 and turnips, perpetual f case,'with rlgti of purchase -. 437 „ improved farm, Carnarvon (CO „ near Wanganul, gooi road all the way, fenced and well watered j cheap 300 „ near Patea, all in grass, well fenced 4750 „ near Hunterville, good road all the way; nil in grass, v,ell watered, and good fences; & valuablo property. Easy terms. 2020 „ near Hunterville, and about three miles from the railway Btation; well grassed and watered, good roads, now,dwelling house]'! fine property and conveniently stiuatod Full particulars on application to THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE, Waterloo Quay, Wellington. • Y7INK AND.SPIBIT, MERCHANTS, t (By special appointment to His Eicellenoy I the Governor,- the Earl of Glasgow, t . •:. G.0.M,G.,et0,\ HAVE to annouhoe-that their Importations this- season include. the.cele- , brated Queeh's Ale, (Thomson, Marshall and Co, Aberdeen);" Boyal SiRiTH-YiHAN!' ": Whisk (the brand supplied, to His Imperial .Majesty- the Emperor of Austria); also the famous "TALism" : Whisk*. . Wines, ales, stout, andJquoraofallthe ' choicest : brands.. Hampers oarefully • packed and forwarded to any part of the " Wairorapa'

W.WMTI,; CABINET MAKER &UPHOLBTBR. jHElargeat stook of Furniture, CarL -pets, Linoleums, AW, in the Waitarapa at less than Wellington prices. Come and imped tin riow!(iej in Smtes, T(d>Us,Pmin;die.,h.\ ..-.:-.■ Furniture on the Hike Svstesi. Opposite Ik-WIM., SOLOMON SOLUTION. A NEW AND MARVELLOUS REMEDY fob,' MAN AND BEAST. - : TT AOTS LIKEMAGIO] X and has never yet foiled to Instantly OURE MANKIND. of—Rhearaatiam, . Sciatica, Lumbago,.' Cute, Sores, Sprains, and Woundß of overy des> enption. OOEEB HORSES of-Soro. Shoulders and Baokß, Girth Galls, liwasy Heels, i Splints, Sprains, Cracked Beels, and oil Wounds and Swellings, . . OUBES;COWS, of-Ulcerated Udders and sore Teats, and DOGS of Mange', Cuts and Sores. Read what our Home trainers and others .; say of' : ; : SOLOMON SOLUTION, uudoubtedly the first remedy before the public. Obm O'Connor-I have used it for a.very 80VM0 out on the biso" Oraokshot," and can testify to its wonderful healing qualities. - : R. Gopseman (trainer of Cynic). .A, Robert' son (trainer of Merganser). J. Cakemfrtll. Bert Newman; and sovoral others can testify to the wonderful results to be obtained from the use of this Specific >; .; No Liyery Stable Proprietor. Horso Trainer, or Former Bhould be without ft. . Manufaoturers-SOLOMON COX & CO,, 423, Bourke Street, Melbourne Wholesale Representative for New Zealand: A. Fabsons, Morten's Buildings, Christohuroh, SOLD BY-Jas. Elliott,: saddler j T. H. Thompson, saddlor; T. Q, Mason, chemist, Masterton, Agont for Pahiatua-.Tas, Elliott, saddler. WALTER PERRY, F AMIL Y BUTOHEB Qwtn-Street, Masterton, *EGB to thank the.publio for their • continual BUpport during the many MR. CHARLES HUGHES, and to'iblicft for him a continuance of the

'. purchased Mr Perry's business, I beg 'solicit a continuance of the support so •e ong accorded to Mr Perry, and by civility i and keeping the best of meat of all fle- ■,.■' kriptions, to prove that I am worthy of t the pattOPnen nn Inner crivon f«mi iwailo--8 oesaor. 1 CHARLES HWHES, ■' . FAMILY BUTOHEB, Comer of Queen and Uhuroh Streets, , , MASTEKTON 5 World's SheepiDip. A.FAOTf e.Daies ot uooper snip exceed those of all olheV Dips put together. lIHE EMANATION. • •'ITISTHEfeBTATEVERY TIIEBESTiDIPISTHE ; i cbeaJpest. /, Sales of Cooper in) Australia this seaeon Lave.do'j.bMiluue of last. : L \ 'The Manager of one of'the best : known and largest stations in New : South Wales;'' wrble,. 17th August " Cooptfsdip hasitnads a difference of at least one skill ng per sheep " its speoia! merit. Whilst the effects/of some Dips cease theinßtautsheop aw dry from the dipping, and others sontmne only a fen weeks, COOPER'S ilaßts till the following shearing For (this reasoc alone, Cooper's, at its usual cost of about one TJsedon Oveb OneENdkedMilliox Sheep Annually,' Agents- V , f TheWairarapaFarmers' jDo-Operatlye 1 *— " "