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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4791, 4 August 1894, Page 3

MINIFIE'S wmra \ MFLTIENZAI COUGHS, COLDS, i .y-i&Hjjwat ■SKj'iJjijßW-|:;/.;h' .--,■■.■• Can be obtained from l.i^it .; '-.r'-vi ,-jMAKPBBTOH. -:- : j^ Vahpointod sole aobi . lesalo and Ebtail;? j |:.... i .» Testimonials- ! >' A largo number 'of 'testimonials' havo been' deceived'by <Mr;i stinifie;'(\ro'of i micli ard inserted heroVotlicrrcanibo seen on.tho.wrappcrs'of tho bottles. 'al.iViT// '.■■•; /O Wellington;.;'| '.'■• ,v , ~ ..' ' June2oth, 1893. ''i 11 Mr H. time. Aftor trying various remedies! I got a.ljol He pi your cough mixture, from which tnty obtained almost immedint'e. relief, and taVßhai no return of'ttie cough since. ;••!>'>■•,>;"*.■' lajOi'DearSir.vijsV-f': • '' -i' ~' Ybnra truly,'. ! ■.-.., "(SignoJ) F. 0. BiuttsrosD, i. , .. ■ Wholesale Soit Goods Merchant. Masterton, ',. * v ' '''. f : 1, :j: ■ V v '.; : ■;July 12th-:i894- ! pleasure in attesting tho benefit'derived by my wits, children, and aelf, from 1 tha U6e of your great sure for lofluma »nd Golds'.'," ':.)■, i ,..iYokslruly, J , ~1.;, ii;.;.;, (SigDOdJJ.HttDREin, j.-.;,; ■ ■; -.-.; •■■ >v^Captain-SalvationAravyvi ■ WAIRAHAP i; MDHT = OLUB. I ■"' palace'' hall;'greitown ;: .f

THUBSDA Y,' AUGUST 23bd, | '.'> v - -D4NOINOATB.3O, T• Tickets—Double 10.*, single 7a (!J, extn Udy 2s Gd may be. obtained from any 'of the committee:- ;.•■!■■• Greytown-Mossre G. .Tully, H. Tally H.s. Izard,-H. E.WoddiG. A. Hirsbliberg. , Featherston and Lower Valley-Messrs Ail Toogood, F, Pearce',' T. Benton! 0. B Phwzyn.W.O. Williams. J. Mattin.C Bnmsden, A, MoKcnzie, F. Webb. E, Us sher. Cartcrton-MofsraO. J. Komble, A. 0 Pilmer, T. Kay, W. MoKenzie, R, Roakc, B Dawson ■ Gladstone-Messrs W. 0. Buchanan, N. Grace, J. A. Eenall, H.B, Bunny, J, Strang B, Cooper, i Masterton Mossk W. B> Buiok, Wyvern Williams, V.'Wa'rJi)!!. ft'C.''-Lewis, Barold Welch, 0. F. Vnilan'ce, W. L Hirs'ohbeg, W. McKcnzic. J, Weiler, !. Morrison's. : Bush—Mossrs H. and C. Morison, W.'McKcivow. Tickets may also lo had from Messrs Bish nndLindop, Carterton ; Mr B, Gant, Greytown j and I. Mandcl Mastrtton. ' ' W.MoKENZIB,, ■ Hon. Sec. ' "ATALAITA" AGAIN TO THE FBONT. 1 ./>!■ A CHAMPION'S OPINION. • Thomas Boyd&Son.Atalanta Cycle Works, Ghriitchurch, ; Dear Sirs,—l havo muoh pleasure in forwarding to you a testimonial regarding your Atalanta bicycles, which. I oonsider the best built, lightest and fastest of any machines I have over ridden. I can safely recommend your racing ra'achincs'to any hard rider as being perfectly rigid, strong, splendid posi tion and most easyrunniwr.also very light, combined with great Btrength.-Yours truly, A. 0, Wiljiot, N.O. Bioyolo Club. TALANTAS ABE THE BEST FOE XX ALL GLASSES. MiHWACMBBn BI T&OS. BOYD&SON,' Manchester Street •;;,,,, Chiistchurch 'Agent for Masterton, J, E. Hood. Masterton Cash Boot Market. R.HiMAfi&C

fpHE only Boot House in New Zea- . I laud selling boots mid shoes retail at wholesale prices. Call and sec our stock of boots and shoes for 'Winter wear which for prices and quality is the best value money can buy, ■ Wo arc the largest manufacturers and importers of boots and shoes iu New Zealand. We claim to be the friend of the working man, we not only give employment' to a very large number, but we were'also the. first to reduce the price of hoots to within the reach of all as our price list will show ; Ladies' Warm Slippers from 1/- •. Ladies' Evening Shoes from 4/0 ; Ladies' Walking Shoes from 5/6 Ladies' Boots and Shoes at all prices. . Mens' Good Wntcrtiglits from 10/0 Mens' Good Shooting Boots from 9/11' Mens' Good Bluchers from 5/0 Mens' Balmorals, own make, from 11/6 Youths' Good Shooting Boots, sizes 1 to 3, 7/11 Youth's: Good Shooting Boots, i to 5, 8/11 ■■ Boys' Strong School Boots, 10 to 13, 5/11 Girls' Lace-Up Copper Toe, 2/11, 3/11, , 'J/11 Childreus' Boots and Shoes from 1/-. Eepaiks Done ojf The Premises. Leather and Grindery at 'Wellington Prices, Country Orders Promptly Attended To. Don'tM'iST.WETheAddbess: '■ ' ■"■' R. HANNAH and C 0.,, (Opposite Club Hotclj> -< H. Peterson, Manager. JAMES MUIR COAfJHBUILDEB.ENGINEEK, FAItIiIEIUGENEIiAL ■"' BLACKSMITH. ■•

THE old-established Steam Coach Factory lias long ken known as a placo where work of every description is executed at moderate prices by firstclass tradesmen only, and it is, ; my j intention to see that this reputation is lipheld.';'..;';'". i -. "., : '.'. 'i'...-, \ '■''Tho different departments;arc .under myncrsonal supervision, and only thoroughly practical men aro employed,!," By the pxlcnsive usc.of steam power ahdmaelunerylam able to quoto the lowest market prices "without rcsortine anship;'' »•'.■"'• '>-•-•••>•-*' , ( ■:.■ My shoeing at 6s per' set 'for cither steel or irori shoes is undoubtedly jtho best and cheapest in Mastcrton as. is proved by the largo and ihcreasilig trade 1d0,,:-:i!i;":y:.i il~ ii'-t- "-» i

- In the I jairi ptdppirpcl to oxCcntb jroA'bf .every desriptibn" at "Wellington prices.' \ ■ nottiirff'liljt'the beat material (carefully «cWt c sj j s U c C (j on j Insi combined with honest lvorkmnnslup and tho latest designs, enables me' to turn outwork second to none nn this province Thcpamtshopis undir tho control of a liruUksi coath painter i awl for price and quality of workmanship stands imnvallcdinthoWairarapa. ,- i rATBNTBB , ZEALANDIA'W COCKATfo} •WOOLPEEBBEB, '•- I QUEER SIHEEI MaSTEUO}!