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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4923, 17 January 1895, Page 2

MORE LIGHT. OME have very little light to eliiiip, and that littlo is carcfuiry obimvmL We, thatis L.J. HOOm&CO., | Art b°avily stocked, ami having the light we wo not ed to hide it under ft bushel »>r UOUBO our glim with the wide world bilious, i Hotter let the light »pr« ad, and if it? wjicliini: rays find tlnir v>ay in t ) people's hi,mo, brighten up the crannies, oud ir.&ko tunliglit whero clouds roll ai ound. Who shall fiay uy. LOOK HEIiE FJiIENDS, You w.iiit nioie liglit 011 the subject of drilling- liny your clothing at Hooper's Bon Hlarche. " )' ou Hay." '* We'll foil you fay we» There'* Hense in a low price when a good article can begot, and there's utter tomfool* cry in paying :noicthim ian- edfal. Wbenyou ari passing this way, or indeed, it will pay you to make a special trip and look at our Spical Tutor Made Clothing.—Allow us to introduce to you a splendid colonial tweed fluit made from pure wool, and finislioil with first-class tiimmmga, perfect in cut, perfect in style, perfect in every way, a triumph of tailoring skill. The price is 35rf (one jiound bftei-h). From tiny down town tailor, such aiirt vroutd make a holu in six pounds ten. W.IIOOPEKi(>. BON MAHCHK. MAS'MtTOiN, N.li.-Ihcio is no tVcllingtmi ptico about us, we arc a lump clicapei. Your Good Health ■ in Walker's Whisky. [a CAlil),] ]| (< P. (t l.i li VIL LE, AUTHORISED SuiiVMVOll, Licensed niitlor llicLsuid Transfer Act, Agent for iMiisleilon. Mr W. j{ Clien. Nells, with whom all orders mar lie iel't. Messrs Pentij & hrde, Architects and Civil Engineers, M' A SI E 1 T 0 X . N, Z. Ixsuiiaxck Buu, discs, Lamiiton QI'AV, Wellington, GEO. K. BOND, AHCHJTECX & CIVIL ItfGJNEIiH, Teninle Chambers. OI'KEX ST«EKT. iVISTERTOX |A UAHII.j P. HAWSON, Avthomskd Si'iivkvoh, Etc. Olliees—llall-slreet, MasteWon. 0 \ jio WA' ALL, JiEGISTEIIED PATENT AGENT, Queen Streel, Maslerlou. mmnVAlkAlt U'A D ULY TIMH-i can ' lit purchased from Mr B. IXMiS, I'rinti ra: (1 Stationer, Willis Street Weilinn ton.

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PRINCJII'AL DlSTlili :T MAILS AND TELEGHAPH UOUiiS (Compiled ron Wairaiiafa Daily Tisies). Tub Mastkiitos Teleoiupii Orac l ; is open to the public daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. It is closed oil Suudius. The holiday hours are 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., and 7 p.m. til't) p.m. The I'ub.ic Telegruph Ollice at Masterton Railway Station is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days ouly, Tiie I'mvate Box Lc.wiy nt Masterton Post Oflice is open on week days from 7 R.m.toO p.m.. and on Sumlayi and IJoli days from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. At Mastehton' : Mails tor Wellington and intermediate ollices close daily at 1i.15 a.m. ai>A 2,30 p.m., with the exception ot despatches for Clarcville, Matarav.a, and Hutt, which are carried by the morning train only. For Eketahuim, Pahiatua, Forty Milo Bush, Woodville and Napier at 11.15 n.m, daily. For AUrcdton on Mondays and Thursdays at 11.15 a.m. For Lower l'aucru, Tenui, Whakataki. Caatlepoinl, and Bast €oa;l on Tuesdays and Fridays at 1i.30 a.m. For Kuripuni, daily at noon. TTISITOUS 1 LIST, Clod Horn,, V Mastorton, Thursday,—Messrs J. \X. H. Duyis, T. E. Badham, li. W Little, 0. Arbon, A. McKcnzic, I!. J, liccves, J. 1!. MeMaster, Mr and Mrs Burgess.