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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4627, 20 January 1894, Page 1

Te % 5•"/ Brand C2udstmas Fair.—Tie Event of tia Ss&sou, '- ' " THE MEAT SENSATION." - Be in time to participate in the .advantages now to be obtained at The (jh'and'Xmas Fair. JAMES SMITH, ; - Te HOWS©*™™ HOW TO CROP TO BEST ADVANTAGrE.~A Universal Farming Desideratum, Kempthorne, Prosser and Go's, Near Zealand Drug Company, Limited, CELEBRATED MANURES. JQUIOK, CERTAIN. L ASTING.—jHoWataj/s given the utmost satisfaction whtimr md,-QUIOK, CERTAIN." LASTINGr" See Testimonials is Oataioodes, OUB "A" SUPERPHOSPHATE 82% iaspeclally quick in its action, and will successfully fores tba TtJBNIP PLANT ■ ■ 1 beyond the Fly Stage,' Works, VestM, nearOtahhu. Head Office, Auckland, Stocks held by our Agents, MESSRS LOWES AND lOEM Masierton , who have Catalopuea, eto„ and can supply intending purchasers with

H 0 W ARE YOUR POOR FEET. Try Eorry's Miraculous Corn Salve. A tew applications of which removes CORNS, CALLOSITIES, &c., without pain. Makes Walking a pleasure instead ot a penance. IN BOXES, la. POST FREE. Prepared only by—: J. BEERY, (Late Fred White), Pharmaceutical Chemist, 81, Cuba St. ..•WELLINGTON. The liquor traffic REFLATED WITHOUT COMPENSATION. a How ? - ' By only drinking HERB OB BOTANIC BEER, Made from BERRY'S HERBBEER EXTRACT Guaranteed Purely Herbal. _ls BOmE MAKES EIGHT CAILONB of B NOH-INTOXIOAIIHa BEVERAGE, With a creamy head like bottled ale,: Wholesome, Refreshing, Invigorating, Unequalled as a Summer Drink, Refuse all imitations, and ask your Chemist or Groce; for DERM'S HERB BEER EXTRACT, And see that you get it. J. BERRY (Late Fred White), Pharmaceutical Chemist, 81, Odba Street, Welusqton. Wholesale Agents for Wellington— P. BAYMAN & CO,, Wellington. Te Aro Hum Warehouse. D' NOT FOIiGET TO VISIT KING'S, MO 810 WAREHOUSE,' WHEN IN WELLINGTON,. OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE, 58 MANNERS STREET. EDWIN I KINO. FOKS4LE. A farm of 100 acres, partly improved, cloß6 to cream^y; 05 aores in gtass and Fur lease with a purchasing clause, 160 acres, all felled' and grassed, and partly fenced. U'ight miles from Eketahuna. ' A good Butchering Business. \ . 'A. fir?t class Farm of 93 acre's, all felled anu subdivided, within haif a mile of Railway and Creamery. Sectious in Parkville from l aore to 100. Several houses .in Eketahuna. f; -- Money to lend on freehold security. ApplyJ.K. JUGGINS,