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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4940, 13 February 1895, Page 2

MORE LIGHT. SOME have very little light to sliiup, and that llttlo ia carcfullyobsci'red,'\VC| that ia L. J. HOOPER & CO., Arc Lsavily stocked, and having the light wo nronut dispo-cd to hide it under abushol or douse our glim with the wide world before us. Rather let the light spread, and if ita swelling r#ys find their My in to people's home. l , brighten up the crannies, and make sunlight where clouds roll around. Whosball say cay. LOOK HEBE EMENDS, You want more light on the subject of cbthing. Buyyour clothing at Hooper's Bon Marche. " How's that you say," '■ AVe'll tell you say we." There'll sense in a low price when a good article can be gut, and there's utter tomfoolery in paying more than ii mcdful. Wicu you are passing this way, or indeed, it will pay you to make a special trip and look at our Sproial Tailor Made Clothing.—Allow us to introduce ynu a splendiil culonial tweed suit made from pu:e wool, and finished with first-class trimmings, perfect in cut, perfect in style, perfect in every way, a triumph of tailoring skill. The price is 35s (one pound hftceu), From any down town tailor, such a buit vould make a hole in six pounds ten. LJ.HOOPERi<>. BON MAROHE, MAS'i'ERTON, N.li. —Theio is no Wellington piice about us, we arc a lump chcapci, Your Good Health in Walker's Whisky. LA UAllU.j LFIIED P. DAWSON, Adthobised Sbbveyoh, Etc. Offices—Hall-strcct, Mastcrlon, [a card.] J! P. GiUVILLE, Authorised Surveyor, Licensed under thcLand Transfer Act. .\Rent for Masterton, Mr W.B. Chenneils, with whom all orders may be icft. Messrs Penty & forde, Architects anti Civil Engineers, ir A S T E ft T 0 N . N. Z.lxsuiuxn: Buildings, Lamuton Quay, Wellington. "geoTKTBOND,' AIiCIIITECT & CIVIL ENGINEEit, Tannic Chambers, Qukkx Sweet, Mastkbtojt. C.A,P O,SUI ItEGISTEIiED PATENT AGENT, Q,ucen Street, Maslerton. The wairarapa d.uly times is sold at the Railway Bookstall, Wellington, and by Mr. J. B. INNES, l'rintcr and Stationer, Willis-street. SECOND EDITION. PRINCIPAL DISTRICT MAILS AND TELEGRAPH HOURS (Goupiled ron Wairabapa Daily Times). The Mastbiiton Tei.eoiupu Orac? is open to the public daily from 9 a,m, too p.m., and from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. It is closed oil Sundays. The holiday hours are 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., and 7 p.m. till 8 p.m. The Public Telegraph Ollice at Masterton Railway Station is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days only, The Private Eos Lciiiiy at Mastcrlon Post Ollice is open on week days from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and on Sundays and (loli days from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. At Mastkiitoh : Mails for Wellington and intermediate offices close daily at 0.15 a.m. and 2.30 p.m., .with the exception of despatches for Ciarevillc, Matarawa, and Ilult, which are carried by the morning train only. For Ekctahnrni, Palliate, Forty Mile Bush, Woodvil'e and Napier at 11.15 a.m. daily. I'or Alfrcdton on Mondays and Thursdays at 11.15 a.m. For Lower Taucru, Tenui, Whakataki. Castlepoint, and East Coast on Tuesdays and Fridays at (1.30 a.m. For Kuripuni, daily at noon.

VISITORS' LIST. Club Hotel, MastertoD, W cdncsday.—Messrs A. D. Summerville, H. Atkinson, T. Mitchell, G. Chisholm, AY. 11. Davis, J. D, AVickham, C. P. I'yiisent, F. J. Davis, T. Felton, E. Boss, C. Arljon, J. Robinson, J. D. Bloater, I!. J. Anderson,