EOK SALE.—One of the best General I lstorcs'in"tho"Wwrftra)pa;, Motficsa the'sole reason' for owner wishing to sell, magnificent turnover; lease for some ycftrs of tho,present prom* ses.or tho properly can bp bought. Stock- about £1750. ' Photograph and all particulars from tho undormentionei FOE SALE,—Boot Factory, complcto, largo premises, together with retail shop, .... Foil SALE—Butchery, in full working order, fit ted up with overy convenience. ' w ANTED.—Soyerftl Bmall General stores from £2OO to £6OO. riOlt. SALE.—Bootmaker's sho] X; Stock about £.150. Apply, COOK &GKAY, Accountants, Feathcrston-strect. Wellington, THOMAS 'HULME,M,B,C.V.B„ London. THOMAS HULME'S smoHmmim, A CEKTAIN CUEE FOE LUNG. A WOEM.SCOUE, and all Interhal Parisites in Sheep'.arid Neat' Cattle. This Efemedy 1 is maflufactnred from the celebrated Eccipe obtained from Thomas Hulmo,M.i?>C,ViS.J "and coih- ; pounded by a thoroughly practical compounder of Drugs, ana guaranteed to contain ,no arsenic'or. any injurious ingredients, being almost a vegetable production. Tliis BALSAM is a most invigorating tonic, 1 andhelps to build up the impoverished system caused by Parasites, Scours, and other internal diseases sheep arc subject to. It will destroy all germs of worms and parasites, improvo the urowth of the wool, and wonderfully improvo the condition of sheep, and at a cost of less than lfd per lamb,. Ono Gallon Tin will dose 160 lambs, allowing for waste; Two Gallon "fin will doso 300 lambs; Four Gallon Tin will dose 600 lambs j Five Gallon Drum will dose 760 lambs, Dose for lambs two tablespoonsful; Dose for weaners three tablcspoonsful; Dose for sheep ono year old four tablespoonsful. Cost, one gallon to 2a gallons, 15s per gallon; 25 gallons to 60 gallons, Lis per gallon; 60 gallons to 100 gallons, 13s per gallon, ' ' THOMAS HULIYIE, SANTONINEBALSAM COMPANY, CARTEMON, WAIRARAPA. Carterton Agent—MrLindop, Chemist, Masterton Agent-Lowes and lorns, George Gupwell Baldwin. 2ESTK.IJS EQUI BALSAM, A SAFE CURE FOR BOTS, AND AIL WOBHS IS HORSES. Price 2/6 Pee Bottle, NO Horseowner should bo. withou this remedy, After dosing a horse it leaves a coating on the stomach poisonous to the parasites of tho BOT FI Y. Travelling Agent—Mr Conradsen. Carterton Agent—Mr Lindop, chemist. Greytoivn, Carterton, Masterton, Pahia tua, and Tinui agents—W.F.C.A, Wholesale Agents—Messrs Sharland & Co., druggists, Wellington, JgVEK y Man ahorse. And that every woman knows GOOD TEA goes without saying, It is not necessary for us to say much. We have numerous CHAMPIONS in the retail trade who are pushing' our Teas with extraordinary vigour, which does them credit. Why? Because after eight years' trial they believe in them and know their sterling worth. ■ ~ ■ We would only say this— Try some of our BETTER CLASS TEAS, 2s 4d, 2s 6d,2s Bd, 2s lOd, 3s per lb. We assuro you they go further, and therefore are more economical. :e that "EMPIRE TEA CO," is on ovory Dragon „, ... 3s Od Houdah .... '... 3s Od Kangra Valley 2slod Elephant ... 2s 8d Crescent ... 2s 6d Buffalo 2s 4d Empire 2s 2d Mikado 2s Od Ceylon (inlead, red and gold label) 2s Od Empire Tea Company, Suport Local Indbstbt. HBEALE, PIUMBEH & TlNfllilTH , makes all descriptions of Tinware at pricesto defy competition. Galvanised Tanks and Portable Boi lers with cast iron elbows a speciality.: Gasfitting done with the best material THE TRADE SUPPLIED. , A TRIAL SOLICITED H. BEALE. en Street, Masterton WELLINGTON CYCLE EXCHANGE, Lahuton Quay, Wellington j, " Star " Cycles, Remington Typewriters; Etc., Etc. ' A number of sound' second-hand machinesjfor sale. Eepairs executed, Catalogues or lists will bo sent in application to ■ j S.E. WRIGHT. AGENT. j Central Shaving saloon. A. WHITE & CO. D EG to announce that they have now U commenced business as. ' Haibdbessebs and Toeacconists, n tho commodious premises lately occuOLD FRIENDS and NEW-FACES pvill be welcomed, and patrons will.find iho Oentdal Saloon second to nono in Masterton for JOMFOET, CLEANLINESS, AND CIVILITY. BUSINESS NOTIFICATION, •fIHE NEWEST BOOKS direct from LonI don and ths leading English Jonrnalß rithin a lew hours of the arrival of overy Joean steamer. The principal Colonial Newspapers also [ept in stock. Agentfor" Waibaiupa Dailt Tiheb.", ; Aflrst-elass and complete printing stook J. B. INNBW, boo Wellington. ' BIJi'IIB, STATIMER, , AND .boOKBELL^ a t
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4911, 27 December 1894, Page 4
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674Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4911, 27 December 1894, Page 4
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