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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4823, 12 September 1894, Page 3

WATERPROOFS. vxazxcaxecaxasaxtxri $ °i 0 % IRA m TROPICAL PROOF THE NEW, HEU/TH WATEHPROOF GARMENT rox GENTLEMEN 11HIS Garment has tlio Now, Inv proved, Patented Ventilator,which patent lias just been secured for New /4ealand, mid is mndo by the celebrated l'cnr Tree Brand liianufaelurcrs, who liavo caused quite a revolution in the Waterproof business' by the way they have ©lined success, in giving the public n thorough health garment of odourless Waterproof, and with a ventilation, fit and finish that surpasses everything yet manufactured for the health and comfort of the wearer. Every Garment is guaranteed Waterproof, and goods of this special niak'o can only be obtained from the leading drapers and outfitters in New Zealand, Asl; them for the new Patent Ventilated Gents' Garment, just patented, and sec that you get the right lliing. None are genuine without • the Pear Tree Brand Jiegistcrcd Trade Mark on the new ventilator at the back of each garment. Study your health. You will alw ays have health and comfort when wearing this garment. WEAIt NO OTHER MAKE. WAIRARAPA HUNT CLUB. M HE Annual meeting of the abovo ( Club will be liqld at the Library, Carterton, on Saturday, lath September, ISM, at 2 tun. Intending members, and those interested, invited to attend. W. McKEMIE, Hon. Sec, F 0 Tift iv? A r\ Well-known sire horse, ROLLO, by Danebury, out of Sweetheart, winner of a number of races, including the Wairarapa Cup, Would make a useful horse on a station; liis stock being of a great sizo. For further particulars apply— Waikaiupa Daily Times Office, WOOL SALES. ■ fPHENew Zealand Loan andMerI caxtile Agency Company (Ltd.)

lAMiuiwlUlvM/l vUJUAiM will hold periodical wool sales durins, the coming season at their warehouse, Fenthet'ston-streel, on tk> following dales fill December, 181)1. 18th January, 1895. loth February, 1895. Liberal easli advances, free of commission, on all parcels sent in for sale here or for shipment to London. Offices and stores, ITerttherston-street, "Wellin^lon. AVALTER G. FOSTEIi, Manager, PURLTO notice is hereby given that papers in the form in the Third Schedule of " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 187(3," were signed and delivered to me 011 (lie 10th September, 1894, by the candidates whose names arc mentioned hereunder, stating that such candidates retire from the election for the respective Wards therein named Candidate Ward Wage, Thomas East Ward Cargill, William Clement West Ward Renal!, Alfred William West Ward 1!. BROWN, Returning Officer, BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that ■ a poll will be talccn on Thursday, the 13lli day of September, 1891, for the election of one Councillor for each ward of the Borough of Masterton. The names of tlio several candidates nro as follows East Ward. Dixon, Thomas Hughes, Charles Wagg, Thomas West Wahd. Cargill, William Clement Perry, Walter Rcnall, Alfred William Wagg, Thomas Outer Wabd. Daniell,/Charles Edward Yates, Jolm The situation of the polling booths is as follows East Ward—At the Fire Brigade station, Church-street; West Ward—At the Town Cleric's Office, Chapel-street; Outer Ward—At the Kuripuni Public Hall, High-street. The Poll will bo open between tlio hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and C o'cM in the'afternoon, R. BROWN, Returning Officer.