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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4733, 30 May 1894, Page 4

W. B, Cotells, 1" land, estateTnd general r AGENT, b PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. d AGENT FOR a Londonnnd Lancashire Firo Insurance a Company. ■ „'.,!' Colonial Mutual Life AssurnnccSocicty. \ New Zealand Accident Insuranco Com- jj pany. , Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette. ; etc., etc,, \ Agent for tho Public Trustee. Deputy Official Assignee in bankruptcy I for Wnirnrflpa. ( Onkhnlf of various clients I have I MONEY TO LEND on FREEHOLD i Property from G per cent, j PIANOFORTE TUNING. ME ROBT. HEARD, representative of Messrs Hoffman & Sons, Wellington, is now in Mnsterton, and is prepared to undertake the tuning and rcpniring of pianofortes, organs and liarmoniuns, etc. Orders left at Mr Watt's bookseller, Mnsterton, will receive prompt attention i. J. LUSH &Co., Willis Street, (59 Wellixgton, [AVE just opened up a largo assortof guaranteed WATERPROOF COATS which will bo sold nt pricos that aro bound to give satisfaction, Also received a choice lot of latest fashioned scarves and bow, underclothing andsbirtsa speciality, It will py you to gin m a irial WIPE YOUR FEET NO MOBE DIRTY, "SHODDY" DOORMATS. /PHEncw registered Wellington Coir Yarn J. Grooved Mat is tbo best aid most useJul Mat yet made, Why? Beoauso it not only most effectually brushes the ilirtou* the soles, but also oil the sides ol the shoes, and the dirt, tailing into the grooves, can. very easily be shaken or swept est, and not, like the ordinary mat, become a matted mass it cloggy dirt. Iney are mado verv strong and durnblo, and arenot clumsy and heavy, so that neither mistress noi maidnccd dread the shaking ot' tho nasty dirty door-mat.' And they will not shake to pieces—tho untimely end ot the imported shoddy door-mats. This unique mat may bo obtained through the principal storekeepers in tho Wairarapo, Zjiccntors and SoU Makers (Wholesale Only) BEN DAWKS & CO., Coir Mat and MattiDg Manufacturers, 43, Camdridoe TEniucE, Wra '-"won Now Zealand. They Must Come Up I |JEAD THESE TESTIMOiMALS: To N, Sobesseu, Clarcvillc,— As a" Stump Extractor," tho No 'i Machine purchased Irom you, has given very great satisfaction, It li;s taken out every itump where tried, and that without having to cut any ot the roots to assist it. 1 also find that it turns tho stumps over without any trouble. Yours truly, U, W, Doiisei, To Mn. Sobexses, Clarevillo,I am very well satisfied with the Stamp Extractor (No. 1 size), I purebastd from you, aa I have worked it for seme time, Two men ciratako out more slumps with it than four men can with two screw jacks. 1 am, etc., Johannes Anderson, Belvedere, PRICES-Xo. 1: 16; No. 2: £7; No. 3:£ i). A trial of Sorenscn's STUMP EXTRACTOR will take, place at Lowes & loms' Sale Yards on WEDNESDAY, May 30th. SETTLERS send your orders to—- ' . i\\ SOKENSEN, Clarcvillc, C, HUGHES Gash Butcher, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Special Reduction Made for Cash. SAUSAGES AND GERMAN SAUSAGES ABpeoiality. Great Bargains EVERY SATURDAY EVBSING SUMUEB MONTHS mODCOTE HOUSE SCHOOL, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON, A Classical School for boys from the age 0 nine, (Established three years,) HEADMASTER, C. L. Gardiner, B.A, Pembroke College Cambridge; llcsl dent Assistant Master, J, E, l)annister,M,A, New Zealand University; Drill wj nastic InEtructor, Sergeant Lawrence. Hub jects—Divinity, Latin, Greek, French, Eng Jinb, History, Qeograph;, Arith metio, Euclid Algebra. Boys prepared for scholarship and entrance at Cnristchurchand Wanganui Tbo Echool gamea, cricket, and Associatioi football, are personally superintended' tbe boys are thoroughly looked alter outn school bourse, Th houso has large room: and stands in extensive grounds, including. field for crioket and football. Vacancies for several boarders' and da; boys. •■ / »f.n._l!n„.. .W»l. !„ M lMge o fth