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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4659, 27 February 1894, Page 4

wmm iiill -.,. -., : ..;': ; ''A(JEHTS.: .. LEVINr'&Cd, Wellington. •■•. SUMGENTS.MASTERTON: LOWES _&_. lOKNS. 'old in fivo gallon drums at 6/- per gallon First award World's Fair Chicago, 1693, Medal and Diploma for Liquid and Powdor Dip, - oeived from Mb. H, Dtodino, breeder of the famous "Biby Grove" Flook of Lincolnshire Sheep. ME SSRS QUIBELLBROTHER, ...'._ . Newark,, Dear Sirs,—l have continued using your Dip upon my prize sheep twice a year with the best rosults, m to growth of wool, killing filth, and keeping off tho Maggot Fly, As previously Btated I used your Dips upon tk Prix Hhup at the Chicago Exhibition. A portion of theso Bhcep also gained first prises at the ROYAL CHESTER and many othor Shows, and their wool was considered SUPERB,. lours faithfully, ('Ngned)H.DoDMHo. i Riby Groyo, December 9th, 1893, QUIBBLL'S dIp~LJQUID. POWDER.

OUR DEPOSIT TICKETS CAN BE HAD FROM OUR.CANVASSERS. AND MB, J. B, INNES, BOOKSELLER, WILLIS-STREET, UNTIL THE3lsi MARCH, 1894. In consequence of a Handbill issued by a local Photographer, WE DEO M ANNOUNCE THAI WE ALSO will, accept Deposit Ticketb of Any. Other Photograph™, and. that any person tendering ono at any ot out studios in Now Zealand will be entitled to One.Dozen Patent Mut-Opai Type CABINET | or PHOTOGRAPHS One Dozen Enamelled AND ONE 15 XI2ARTIST-FJNISBED OPAL ENLARGEMENT Upon payment ot ',. EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS & SIXPENCE. OBSERVE -A 15 x 12 OPAL, not a coarse, rough Bromide, and 15 x 12 is the SIZE OF THE OrAL, SOT IDE FbAMB. The work wo are turning out is, it anything, superior to our eamtleb, and we intend to maintain our present STANDARD. Wo simply deh anyone in New Zealand to produoe work of similab excellence at anything hee the price, and challenge comrABISON With ONE AND ALL. WaiCCUSWORTH&BK VICE-REGAL .AND LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, Prize Medallists Sydney, Melbourne, and New Zealand, 7, Willis-street,. Wellington. ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT, ETC,, Kuripuni, Masterton. ALL kinds of Engines and Machinery Repaired. ' ' .ON SALE several second'hand Engines of 6,8,10,12,and25h.p. _ AGENT FOR Avelingand Portor'a Traction and Road Engines whioh have given such satisfaction in this district. Agent Jor Mr J. Anderson, Christohuroh, who is now mannjacturing Threshing Maohines, Self-feeders and Ohaff-b. wers speoially suited to the requiremt>nts of the Colony, and undoubtedly the best Maohines in the Mrket. Invontor and Patentee of tho" Eolipse ' Elevator whioh can be attaohed to any mill Price and full particulars on applications a BURTON

for_sale. N 3 AORES land (divided into 4 padf <£ docks) on which is oreoteda wellbuilt family residence containing 8 rooms and Boullery, a washhouse with copper built in, a tiro stalled etablo,buggy shed, cowshed, and harness room with large loli aboye.aud aUneo'eaaary outbuildings. The paddocks are conveniently laid out and a quantity of fruit and ornamental trees planted, The property is about two miles from the Masterton Post Office, within J mile of a publio Bohool and is one of tho beßt and oheapest properties that has been offered in tho district. Price, £550 cash. Apply to E. H WADDINGTON, Perry Street, Masterton,. LAND, ESTATE, FINANOIAL, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AQJSMT'. (Monoy invested for clients, Money to lend at current rates) M Hotel, MASTER/fON. AVING assumed possession of the I_L ! above Hotel I beg to notify to the Settlers of the District and the Travelling Publio that no effort will be spared to cater for their comfort and convenience. _ The Hotel will bo undor my special supervision and I trust to maintain the popularity or whichtheClub Hotel has beoome so well known in tho past. WINES AND SPIRITS BEST BRANDS, NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. JOSEPH MANDEL,

WOODOOTE HOUSE :: WOOL, . HOBBON STEEET, WELLINGTON, A Classical School for bojs from the ag<M nine. (Established three years,) HEADMABTER,TIi.' Gardiner, B.A„ ■' Pembroke College Cambridge; Eesident Assistant Maeter,£. Y.fiannlster.B.A., New Zealand University j Drill'and Gininastio Instructor, Sergeant Lawrence.' Subionlq_n:vi,,||„ T,„i:_ n.„„i, «, ■■ , „__ Algebra, ,Boys prepared for scholarships andeutranccatChristchurohandWanganui. Tho school games, cricket, and Association football, are personally superintended, and tho boys are thoroughly looked after out of school hourse. Th house has large rooms, and stands in extensive grounds, inoludUiß a field for oricket and football, •Vacanoiesfor several boarders and day boys, . . . . ,Mr Gardiner's sister is in charge of the dwnostio arrangements. ; : . The next term will begin early in the Ist weekofFEBBUARY.IBpi. Prospectus and mUlil Premises and Goodyfill^oFthe I.BUTOHEBim BUSINESS at Oabteeton bo successfully conducted for many years by Mb T. A; WESTON, The, premiaeß to be Bold with or without stock-in-trade,' ': i proprietor., being' from. eMy,itrequtred.V;,j r ;