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BfP.GINDERS. DENTIST. Cnt)Bcn-BT, ~ || Mastkbiok. tilll2 a.iu,; and?till 5 plm' ex.; J G^pf-icf TRUNKS WINTERBOOTS, WINTER SHOES, WINTER SLIPPERS. AND LADIES* EVENING SHOES. TRUNKS OF BOSTOCK'S CELEBRATED BOOTS & SHOES. Men's Watcrtights. Boys and' Girls School Boots from the best Colonial Makers ARRIVING EVERY WEEK. NOEWEGIAN SLIPPERS from Is 6(1. j Speciality.—Scotch KipWatcrtights, English Solo Leather (Own make.) J. CARPENTER, Boot Warehouse. SEED OATS I SEED OATS! f AM OFFERING^V;:- ; Tartarian, Canadian) Sparrowblli, " \ \ Black, Grown in South Island' 'For Sale at LOWEST MTES; ' ■ J, B, KEITH, - BENTLEY AND HAY, FIRE-WOOD DEALERS, ■ Colo Street Mastcrton,.. A RE prepared to deliver firewood A within the-Borough, at the following prices for CASH ON DELIVERY: ; —Full Measurement:—Matai, 4ft, 11/-, 2ft, 14/., 15in to Win.'l 7/-,' lft, 18s; STaibk—2ft, 18/-, lft, 21/-, or cut to any lengths to suit customers. If booked Is per cord extra. All orders executed ou the shortest notice. A trial solicited. Satisfaction gircn; [A CABDJ jl/TR ALEXANDER JARDINE, SOLICITOK, Imperial Chambers Feathorston-Street, Wellington. Late Secretary to the United Farmers Allinuce (Limited) GOOD BS FOR EKETMM, |*T UMBERSOF THE. RESIDENT ' of Eketahuna and Surroundin Districts rhaving•repeatedly .oxprcssei the wish thatl should open a BRAN CI ESTABLISHMENT in that townshi] in order to give them the benefit o Cheap Drapery, Clothing, and' Boots enjoyed by the people of Carterton am. Feathcrston. '"';..': This is to give notice that I HAY! MUCH PLEASURE IN'COMPLY- ■ INGWITHTHEABOYEREQUEST and will open in those centrally situatci premises now in tlio occupation of. Dr Baker, on SATURDAY, THE 26th of MAY, 180-1) with a splendid assorti ment of Goods in General Drapery, ' Men's and Boy's Clothing, Boots and [ Shoes, Flannels ond Blankets, Calicoes 1 and Flannellettcs, Hats and Bonnets, Millinery and Fancy Goods, ami many other lines, both ornamental and useful. And the l'mcis—NOW FOR EICITEMENT!—Men's Nailed Shooters 7s Gd a pair; Ladies' Evening Shoes from 2s lid a pair; all wool Flannels from 9Jd a yard; Calicoes from about 2s 9d a dozen; and many other lines, details of which I have not, time to giro just now. More Particulars later on. TEIMS.-PROMPT CASH. The Ekctahuna Branch will.be in charge of Ms J. H. UIDDICE, who will do his host to suit tho requirements of oil Customers. T. PROCTOR, THE WAIRARAPA DRAPER. IiEOISTEHKD. HKOISTEBED. TOXA. TOXA. Powerful RABBIT POISON, < NOWIBTIIETIME 10l'8EToxii ■■' HORSES, Cattle and Sheep will not touch Toxa. Facts are stubborn things, but it is a fact that-Toxa will cxterniinntelt abbits ifnsed intelligently. Toxa can be used in summer and winter, with equal effect. Toxa .will keep in good condition for two or three years. KK(\ RADiiiTshavebecnkilledwith ( , v the contents of a 21b tin of Toxa. Tallies of 200 to -150 are common. Tiik Toxa C'ompak y nlso mnnnfachtrc ajpoison for Small Birds, of immense power, the poison being forced rightinto tho heart of the grain, by.tho process adopted, and tho outside husk is afterwards coated with a soluble sweetpreparation that makes the grain very jpalatnblo and enticing to small birds; I put up in bags holding 51b, at 1/6 each. Mhsjbs Lowes '& lobns arc our agents for the sale of Toxa Rabbit Poison and ToxAßmDPoisox,andarecm])owercdby us to([uptcsj)ccial prices for quantities of Toxa, and also to grant sub-agencies in their district. Toxa Manufacturing Co., Solo Manufacturers and Inventors. A WONDERFUL, , DISCQVERY. ' [ ' WHY.wttfTJsirp:;, WILSON'S Silt RESTORES .AHD SCrjIt^pLEANEH. I'ltojiily rcraccly "Vkuowii, that will produce hair'oqib'/tfd heads', arid give a strong luxuriant growth, ' '<"' ; For' Scurf,' Dandruff; etc.,'it coin: sweeps it uway. , v Try it fgilhrahteecfriot to fail. Only per bottle;. Sdld JiiaUChciiiists nirdrcssers, Wli SHARI'"~

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4739, 6 June 1894, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4739, 6 June 1894, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4739, 6 June 1894, Page 2

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