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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4797, 11 August 1894, Page 3

MINIFIE'S GEEATCURE ! F6B ( ' ' I INFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS, •: etc. , . Can bo obtained from' 1 : i «TNO.GrEAHAM& MASTERTON. ' 3Yhoha\c been unpointed sole aoesis, i, Wholesale and Betaih ; -'i Testimonials- * i / a large number of testimonial's' havo been- received by 'Mr Miiiifibi ffliicli arc inserted here j, others ein lie scon on the wrappers of the Mies.. •'' : i' ,•• • 0 i.i iV. :Jtini2olb, ! lßo3." - MrH. Mining,—Dear Sir,—Several of my chiMrcQha> e badsevere coughs for some tiini.a ; iltj)r,trjing varioutfrcmedles; I got ai bottle of. your c6bgh mixture, from which they obtained almost immediate relief, and nave had no return of the cough since.' \ i I am, Dear Sir, ;., V ,'T ! I ■ YoUrs.tiuJy,"/: J (Signed) F,.O;BmßFoKi£' • Wholesale Soft Goods Merchant. - rj'Masterton, j • . July 12th, 1894. ■ Mn MisiFiEj-Dear Sir. -I ,bave ; muoh' pleasure in attesting the benefit derived by my wife, children, and self, from the use of your peat oure for lullui'nzft and Oolds, ; "... I'ours truly, (Sigoed) J.Hilwieth, . j < , {Captain Saltation Army. ■

~ WAIBAKAPI HUNT ,GLUB. j AXXU.II BAIL • • .PAIiACJE HALL, GREYTOWN j THUIISDAY, AUGUST 2351), : \;:/ I ;D^oij«}' , ATß.3o, [ft Tickets-Double 10 J , single 7 s Gd, extrahdy ■ 2s 63;' admiaiion to gillery "2a 6d, may be obtaiued from any of tbo committee: i ; ■ Groytown —Messrs 9;' Tully, H, tfully H.'Si Izard, H, & Wood; 0. A."'Hindi, berg. .; , . Featherston anil, Lower Vnlloy-Mcßsra A,J. Toogood, F, PearCo>T. Renton 0. B Pharfzyn, Vf.fi. Williams. J. Martin, C Eamsdcn, A. McKenzie, F. Webb, E. Us sner. .. ;■ Carterton-iters 0. J. Kemble, A. G Pilmer, T.liay, W. McKciizlo.il. Eoake, B' Dawson . Gladstone-Messrs VI, (j, Buchanan, N, Oraco, J, A. lienall, H.li, Bunny, J; Strang K, Cooper. : 6 . Masterton Messrs W.B. Buick.Wyvorn Williams; V. Wardell, F, 0, 'Lewis,' Harold Welch, 0. V. Vallanea, W. W. ; McKeuz : o, J.. Waller, ■ Morrison's, Hush-Messrs H. and C. Morison,,W. McKeirow. Tickets may also 1.0 had from Messrs Bisli andLindop, Carterton ; Mr B. Gant, Greytownand J,' Mandel Masterton. . w, Mckenzie, 1 Hon. He'e.

WAIEAIIAPA PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS. " . OPAL, Bromide, Paper nutl Silver i Print Enlargements, from C.D.Y, to Life Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or lint-Opal Surface. " . PORTBAITS: ; j Three-quarter and Full length Cabinets, beautifully finished, Equal to tlio best in the Colony, for: 7s GdHalfDozen ) Q / n i " 6tl j 0/~ FIHST Co ; rr - Family Geoup Yionhttes with Enamel or Mat-Qpal Surface; als.o finished in Oil or Water Colours, • Viows taken in town or country; ' On_Sale! The best assortment; of Maori Photos in New Zealand. ; THOS.E.PRICE, MASTEKTON. j JAMESMUIR, COACHBUILDEIf, ENGINEER, ■ . FAllltlElU GENERAL ' BLACKSMITH. THE old-established Steam Coiich 'Factory has long been known; as a place where work of every description is executed nt' moderate pricos..by firstclass tradesmen only, and it is my intention to see.tliat this reputation is upheld. The different department are under my personal supervision, and only tlioroußiily practical men aro employed, i • By the extensive use of steam power and machinery I; am able to -• quote the lowest market prices without resorting to the use of inferior materials and workmanship. ... ! ' , My shoeing at 6s peri set' for. either steel or iron shoes .is undoubtedly 1 tlio best aud cheapest in Masterton as: is proved by tlio largo and increasing trade

In tlie'Engincering department I am prepared to execute work of every desription at Wellington prices. In coachbuilding nothing but tlioLcsfc material (carefully selected) is used and liis combined with-honcst workmanship aud the latest designs; enables mo to turn out work second to none in this province. , The paint sliop is under the control of a lirat-class coach , painter: and for price aud quality of workmanship stanis unrivalled in the Wiiirarapa. < JAMESMUIE.; ' PATENTEE ZEALANDIA and COCKATOO i WOOLI'IiESSES; Queen steeet , MastebtOn

T. PROCTOR, THE WAIRARAPA DRAPER, HAS made it a bit lively ! in Ekctnhunn during the short time lie 'has boon there, mid is so satisfied with the way. the public Lave rallied round • him, that lie is now giving them a further treat ju tho way of , BARGAINS IN DRAPERY AM) BOOTS. . A big sale is now being held at ' ■' ■ Carterton, Featherstoiv and ' Ekctahuna, and an exciting ' ; time may be'expected to cnsiie, : A few of the lines quoted below. ; will give a faint idea of what to ; expect:—Dress Goods, Flannelettes, etc.,. at. about a third -i , off trimmed ami untrimmed, at half price; Men's" - ' and Boy's Clothing at greatly reduced prices; aliuc ofLadies' j ;Oxford Shoes, ,4s 9d;; Men's i j Nailed Shooters, :7s lid; and'. Wntcrtights, 10s (id; and other ' , linos in proportion j Blankets,;- j Flannels, and all general Dra-' pery at reduced prices; ladies' Ulsterstobc nearly gi vca

Don't leave it till all the best ' i lines are picked out, and then i ' say:" Oh,l icish I had known! j I miihl have laid in a slockj CALL EARLY. j T. j E. LIARDET, / j G2n Willis Snim, Wellington, i TAXIDEBHIST, AND FEATHEB . I'UiiIiIER, TYEALEII t ill:- all kinds of .< curios,: U clioico collection! of ladies' mnifs, liats etc., made froimNow Zealand birds. Birds, stags' heads, etc., mounted. Ladiei,' furs and feathers clewed and ipired, ■