I 1 Ss& t ■MS « m Wi m i THIS IS LITTLE TOTTIE who is a perfect specimen of GIRLISH BEAUTY AND BOBUST PHYSIQUE. S" HE isoiten called by Lor friends—"UTlLE ABB0WB00T," Because since she was warned slie has teen fed on those widelyknown and highly esteemed CHILDREN'S BISCUITS, AULSEBROQK'S MILK ARROWROOTS, which are tlie MOST PERFECT CHILDREN'!* FOOD YET IXVESTED. Every mothor sViouldkeep tlieao Btrcngtlieuine, health-giving Biscuits in the homo. They are sold at all Stores, and recommended by leading medical men. TTTP WAWWI? "OTTO" Principle. IXI £i I /iIN VJX Ej Pinkney's Patents, GAS ENGINE. SIMPLE! CHEAP ! ECONOMICAL! DURABLE |H|H ■Ms mm SSSS -DIPLOMA OP HONOUIi (HIGEST AWAIID) ANTWEIiP 1801,NOTE .—Consumption of Gas iu Proportion to work done, less than with any other Gas Engine. GUARANTEED AND EEECTED IN ANY TOWN INJNEW ZEALAND BY JOHN CHAMBERS & SON, Fort-street, Auckland, USE LITXLM'S yiIEIOP DIPS, FLUID DIP, the host non-poisonous Dip- Used and recommended Ivy Owners of over 5,000,000 sheep in N.Z. alone, Pmce (in casks) 5/6 per gallon. One Gallon Fluid makes 100 Gallons Dip.
mmmm W«W im j/smm^asm XfMfi Little's POWDER DIP.— A Poisonous Dip, combined with Glycerine—the outcome of many years' experience. Wonderfully successful. Is displacing all oilier Poisonous Dips. Sales have Trebled Each Year since introduced. Exterminates Vermin, keeps Wool Soft and Bright, Easily Mixed. Cheapest and Best Poisonous Dip in the Market. NOTE PRICE.-(In improved IrotfKcgs) 50/- per cwt; (In cases of 10101b' Packets) 50/- per case. One cwt. makes 1000 Gallons of Dip. Chief Aoms-BLACXBUENE AND CO, CHHISTCHUIiCH. ! -V.F.C.A. H S RUID AND CrKAY'H Famous champion Double-Furrow Ploughs & Diggers. PBACTIOALLY we make all that arc used in New Zealand. These Ploughs have become a household woid iu this country, and out newly-designed SINGLE FURROW ANGLO-AMERICAN STEEL PLOUGH. Has all the merits which have made our Double-Furrow bo famous. They are easy to draw and easy to hold, and are sold at an exceptionally low price. FORCE-FEED BROADCAST GRAIN, GRASS & TURNIP SOWERS 18ft WIDE. All Steel - ZIG ZAG HARROWS - All Steel OUR " EUREKA M DEILLS.
, NO SMOKE! A far better light than gas at Oke Third the cost, Five Thousand users of the Wonderful Mechanical Hitchcock Lamp in New Zealand attest to the fact that it is the most perfect artificial light in existence.
W.WHITT, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer. 'HHE largest slock of Furniture, CarJL pel, Linoleums, etc., in (lie Wuirarapa at less than 'Wellington prices, Come and inspect the novelties in Suites, Tables, Chairs, &c., &c, One secondhand Piano, by Broad j as good as new is to he sold—Bargain.
FuRHITURE OS IDE HIBE SISIEJI. Note the address— Opposite tlic W.P.O.A. Great Revolution In artificial DENTISTRY. ME. BEIDGE, IQO UPPEE WILLIS STREET, lv u j "Wellington, inserts Artificinl Teeth on the very latest principles, at a most moderate charge, so as to bring their possession within the reach of everybody. The Painless Extraction of Teeth a Speciality. I Artificial Teeth inserted with or without the extraction of stumps. Early Attention given to Country Patients so as to avoid delay.
Absolutely safe! Explosion impossible ! A year's guarantee giren iritli each lamp. All parts kept in stock, and repairs effected. Oh yes, it costs a little more than ordinary lamps; butSole Agent for New Zealand, GEO.M.YEREX, 17, Willis-strcct, Wellington. rtOACHIN G NOT 1 CE MRJ.YILE, Wishesto inform the travelling public that his coaches leave Ekctahuna daily for Pahiataa and Woodvillo at 7.30 a.m. I returning from Woodville at 1 p.m. and 14p.m. on arrival of the trains from the West Coast and Napier, for Pahiatua and Ekctahuna. Travellers reaching Eketahuna by the evening train from Mastcrton can go on direct to Wanganui or Napier the following day. ■, "' -JOB. TUT!, '■■■ ••••':.' •"'' . Proprietor,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4977, 16 March 1895, Page 1
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613Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4977, 16 March 1895, Page 1
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