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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4907, 20 December 1894, Page 4

Queen 5treet;;..,,....../..Mastertoni IOICHING NOTICE • mr j.mm, ■ y . i-i WMiestoinform tk travelling public that, his coaches leave Eketahuna daily, for Pahiataa and W6odvillo<at 7.30 a,m.' returning from Woodvillo at 1 p,m, and 1 p.m. on arrival of tlio trains from the West Coast and, Napier, for. Pabiatiia 1 a'ndEketah'una;'""' Travellers reaching- Eketahuna by the evening train frpm/Masterton can go 1 on direct,to"Waiiganui or Napier the following day,', ,• ■,. ■■■.'■•'■■;.;!'■■:/ JOBVILE, , ~ •■' ,; ' : V 1 ' '"V '■'■ ;> Proprietor;'.' •'iMASANDiNEW'YEAii.',':- " 'v','-.' display;;'';';'-; .;., rUSTOPENED-TWO CASES.of (J) Now Goods for the' Holiday Season, ncluding a Splendid Line : of' Boys' Colonial Suits, which,we have:marked at a veiy low price. . men's clothing depart- ■ • ment. ■ •■' '.'■ ; Mcn'sSao Suits, all wool Tweed from 28/6 Men's Trousers and Vests from 16/6 Men's Trousers from 6/11, 8/11, 10 CHOICE DISPLAY OP MEN'S MEECEIIY In Regatta and Tennis Shirts, Collars, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Scarfs, etc, etc. In all its; Branches nt Moderato Prices New : Zealand: Clothing ~.. Mn:: Lambton Quay and Cuba-st Wellington. (HOBB/ii: UU.'a TELEGRAPHIC LINE \j OMOYALMAILCOAUHES , Leaves WOODVILLE for KKETAHUNA daily at 9.40 a.m,; in .time for. Wellington Train, returning from Eketahuha daily at 1.30 p.m., after arrival of Train from Wellington. Fares and' Luggage carried on this line at greatly reduced rates. fuddle Horses. Allies and Specwi Coaches for Hire at any time. Telegrams jnomptly attended to, PnOPBIETOBS WOODVILH. THOMAS HULME,M.E.C,V.S,/ , , London. THOMAS HULME'S SANTOME BALSAM, ACEIiTAIN CURE FOE LUNGWQEM.SCOUIi, and all Interj nal Parisitcs in Sheep and Neat Cattle. This Remedy is manufactured from the celebrated Rocipo obtained from Thomas Hulme,M,l{.C.V.S., and com--1 pounded by a thoroughly practical compounder of Drugs, and guaranteed to contain no arsciiio or any injurious ingredients, being almost a vegetable production. This BALSAM is,a most invigorating tonic, and helps,to build up the impoverished system .caused, ■ by i Parasites, Scours, and' other, internal diseases sheep arc subject'to. .It will destroy all germs of worms andp'arasites, improvo the growth of thowool, and wonderfully improve the condition of sheep, and at a cost of less than If d per lamb, : One Gallon Tin will dose 150 lambs, allowing for waste-;'-Two Gallon Tin will dose 300 lambs; : Four Gallon Tin will dose6oolambs; Five GallonDrim 0 will dose 750 lambs. Dose for lambi two tablespoonsful; Dose for weaner; tliree tablespoonsful; Dose for slice] one year old four tablespoonsful, Costone gallon to 25 gallons, 15s per gallon 1- 25 gallons to 50 gallons, 14s per gallon 50 gallons to 100 gallons, 13s per gallon ADDIIESS—THOMAS HULME, SANTONINEBALSAM COMPANY Caktebion,- Waikahapa. il Carterton Agent—Mr Lindop, Chemist Mastertou Agent— Lowcsand lorns. George Gupwell Baldwin iESTBLTS EQUI BALSAM, A SAFE CURE FOR BOTS, HORSES. '° Peice 2/6 Pee Bottle. : JNO Horseowner should be withoi this remedy. After dosing Jr horse it leaves a coating on the stomac poisonous to tho parasites of tho n BOTFLY, c- Travelling Agentr-MrConradsen,: a, Carterton Agent-Mr Lindop, chemist. a- Greytown, Carterton, Masterton, Pahii at tua, and Tinui agents—W.F.C.A, 's Wholesale Agents—Messrs Sharland ' t- Co,j druggists, Wellington, if Ornament s, Articles - "rivers : J - ; Cash store around the Corner, PERRY STREET. '•ALEX; ! MM; m Practical Saw-and Tool Makei re, , ~.,.:„. ; • .'. ■, , : DIXON STEEET WELLINQTO (Opposite Boyal Oak Hotel,) : s ' JUST landed2,CasciCircular §m V lease files, Whcatnian and Smii. —:Ono case Circular Saws.l case Vcrtfe jf Saws, 1 Caso'Crosscut, 1' Caso Hai Saws, 1 Caso Band Saws, 2 Cases Eli _ from Disston and Sons. 2Casesßeltin . Leather and Eubber, Emery Wlieelsai Machinery 1 Oil; 'All Bought for Ca: I and Sellbp at aLow Price, , .-; i vjMAEOKAWOOLWpPIS, ; • IBIVEE'ROAB, MABTEEI V v ;! ! E^vBMER.| ,of WOfecLASSEiISFEL^MpNGK WISHES the public ,-to know .till . "he. 1 still conducts' 'tie old'e • kblishod" works and'ifrill 'execute • a orders entrusted.to. him. ■ 1 h- Wool and skins bought athighei , ,prket:pricpsfor ! oaij.);y];iV'h ; ' ! Wool scoured on .Commission on tl I, most reasonable term's;