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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4662, 2 March 1894, Page 4

AGENTS: LEVIN & Co,, Wellington, SUB-AGENTS, MASTERTON: LOWES & lOENS.. nnd in forty gallon casks at 5/6 per gallon. First award World's Fair Chicago, 1893, Medal and Diploma for Liquid and Powder Dip. ■ ; , The Mowing is a copy of a testimonial re> ceived from Ms. E. Doddko, breeder of the famous "Elby Grove" Mock of Lincolnshire Sheep.' 1 : ME SSRSQUIBELL BROTHER, . j .. 'Newark.. . Tear Sirs,—l have continued using your Dip upon my prise sheep twice a year with the best results, as to growth of wool, killing filth, and: keeping oil tbe Maggot Fly. ihe-Pm tihtp. at (he.Chicago,Exhibition, A portion of these Sheep .also gained first prizes at the ROYALCHESTER and many other Shows, and their wool was considered Yours faithfully, (Signed) H.Doddino. Riby Grove, December 9tn, 1893. QUIBELI/S DIPT LIQUID, POWDER. WM ' OUR DEPOSIT TICKETS CAN BE HAD FROM OUR CANVASSERS AND MR. J. 8.~ INNES, BOOKSELLER, WILLIS-STREET, UNTIL THE 81ra MARCH, 1894. Wrigglesuiotth & Sinus, 18/(5 ■ - 18/6 ' a Handbill i3sued by a "IT7B DEO XO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ALSO VV wuii accept Deposit Tioketb of Am Oiiieb PnoiooKArnEßS, and that any person tendering one New Zealand will be entitled to One Dozen Patent Matt-Opal Tips CABINET or PHOTOGRAPHS One Dozen Enamelled and ONE 15 x 12 ARTIST-FINISHED OPAL ENLARGEMENT Upon payment of EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS & SIXPENCE.

OBSERVE -A 15 x 12 OPAu.nota ooarse, tough Bromide, and 15 x 12 is the SIZE.OF,THE OPAL, NOT THE FRAME, ; The work we are tomino oat is, if anything, superior to our samples, and we INTEND TO MAINTAIN OUR' PRESENT STANDARD, We simply defy anyone in Now Zealapd to produce work of bimilar excellence at anything lire the TRICE, and CHALLENGE COM- ' " ONE AND ALL. . WMLESWORTH&BIW, VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, Prize Medallists Sydney, Melbourne, and New Zealand, 7, Willis-street, Wellington, ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT, ETO„ Kuripuni, Masterton. LL kinds of Engines and .Machinery A 1 ON, SALE several .second-hand Engines of 6,8,10,12, atid 25 li.p. AGENT FOR, Avolibg and Porter's Traotion and Road Engines which have given such satisfaction in this district. Agent .'or Mr J. Anderson, Christchuroh, who is now main'Jaoluring Threshing Machines, Self-feeders and Cbaif-b. wers specially suited to tko requirements of the Colony, and undoubtedly the best Machines in tho Mrket. Inventor and Patentee of tho" Eolipso ' Elovator wliioh can ho attaohed to an; mill Price and full particulars on applications R BURTON FOR _SALE. lys AORES land (divided into 4 pad« / J docks) on which is erected a wellbuilt family residence containing 8 ro6ms and sculleiy, a washhouso with copper built in, a two stalled stable,buggy shod, cowshed, and harness room with large loft above,and allnecnaaary outbuildings. The paddocks are conveniently laid out and a quantity of fruit and ornamental treoa planted. The property is about two miles from the Masterton Post Office, within | milo of a public school and is ono of the best and oheapest properties that has beon offered in tho district, Price, £550 caßh. Apply to E. H WADDINGTON,

Perry Street, Masterton, LAND, BBTATJS, FINANCIAL, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGJiNT. (Money inveatei for clients. Money to lend at current

Club Hotel, MASTERjTON . HAVING assumed possession of tho above Hotel I beg to notify to tho Settlers of tbe. District and tho Travelling Fablio that no effort will bo spared to cater for thoir comfort and convenience. vision and I trust to maintain tho popularity for which thiClnb-Hotol h'as become so well ALL WINISS AND SPIRITS OFTIIE BEST BRANDS. NIGHT PORTER IN ATT KI.DAK(E. JOSEPH MANDEI, Phopbietob, WODOOTE HOUSE SCHOOL, tfOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON, nine. (Established three years,) Headmaster, o. l. Gardiner, b.a„ Pembrol " dent Assistant Master, E, Y. Bannister, 8.A., New Zealand University; Drill and Gjm. nastio Instructor, Sergeant Lawrence. Subjects—Divinity, Latin, Greek, French, Engligb, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Euclid, Algebra. Boys prepared for scholarships The school games, cricket, and Association football, are personally superintended, and the boys aro thoroughly looked after out of school hourse. Th house has large rooms, and stands in extensive grounds, including a field for orioket and football. . Vacancies for several boarders and day mys. - Mr Gardiner's sister is in charge of the The next term will begin early in the Ist week of FEBRUARY, 1894. 'Prospectus and full information on application to Woodcote mUE Premises and Goodwill of the BUTOHEBING BUSINESS ' at Carterton so successfully..conducted for taany years by Mb T. A. WESTON; The premises, to be sold with: or without stock-in-trade.. ; ; . , 8 ; n: Thiß ektablishment Is. replete with every convenience required in the trade and is .being offered owing to the present proprietor - being' about to retire from The- terms, of'payment can bo made easy it required: vgeo.a:fairbrother, 1o»mis8ion ; Agent, lE.R TON.