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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 1769, 3 May 1894, Page 2

L.% HOOPER 400. PEAT STOW OP CHOICE AUTUMN NOYELTIES. WHEN we say peat show we mean it, and when we taok on the adjective choioe we mean that also, We wouldn't call anything small great for the Koh-i----noor, noriesorlbe nasty things nice for the wealth ol the ladies. That is not our way, our stateuients may be relied on. We are in a position to buck them up, out store is the best, our stocks the cheapest, and our dißplay all. the year round tlio most charming, either in Masterton or out of it, it is with confidence we ask you to oome'and see our peat Autumn Show. New Millinery New Mantles i New Fanciful Panoles Whioh means a heap of things familiar and unfamiliar. L, J, HOOPER & CO. BONMittOHE. THE Wairarapa Farmers' Co-opeia, tivp Association, Limited, by resolution of tiio Board of Doctors, are prepared to receive money oh deposit at call.or for three, aix, or twelve months Rates of interest and other particu. lata given on application at <tny of the offices of the Association. D. W. MoINTOSH, Secretary. \jjWk VY\

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We have received from Mr Archibald Sanderson, of Maaterton,'a cop; of a shilling handbook, entitled the containing a concise and well-arranged account of the political progress of the returns and useful information respecting the Electoral and Licensing Districts, the General Election polls, bye-elections and sketches of members of both Houses. It is a work whioh will be in demand in every editorial room throughout the colony, and by every local body and political asaooia* tion in New Zealand. We esteem it a feather in the cap of Masterton that a work, which will undoubtedly be studied with interest in all parts of New Zealand, should have been compiled, printed, Bnd published in tbis town. We anticipate from the press of the colony generally, favourable noticos on this new publication, and if we say less in its favour than it merits, it is because we feeiassured with due appreciation from many abler and more influential pens than our^