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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5025, 14 May 1895, Page 2

WINTER AT THE IjON MAECHE. COMING COLD. MAKE ready for it spy about; look _ around. The thermometer stands high just now, but it Bay tumble at any moment, and then your shivering limbs will, like" Poor Joe/' be out in the cold. Wo wouldn't have anyone in that position it wc can help il. We know the discomfort of tbe situation, so liaston to otter the means of prevention, which is better than cure. Wc present a range of Dress Goods that range from 3/11 per dress to 12 half-croiins, which, forquality and durability, can't be beat. Of course, in the ordinary way, 3/11 isn't much for a dress, but knowing what we know, that there are people who, these times, can't afford more, it has been our business to provide for them. That there isn't much margin between the cost and selling price is apparent, but never mind that, n good action is its own reward, mid a good dress for loss than four bob must necessarily bring blessings on our heads, Wc have other dresses, (lie best and most stylish in the world, and the prices the lowest in the hind. Walk up and see our show. Our fashion sections arc crammed with novelties. Ti.J.HOOPEE*O>. I BON MARCfIE, MAS'i'fiRTON. |_A UAItD.J I LFBED P. BAWBOH, Authorised Surveyor, Etc, Offices—Hall-strcct. Mastorton. GEO. K. BOND, AECHITECT & CIVIL ENGINEER, lenvMe Chambers, Quekk Stjekt, Mistihtok. M ESSIiS PENTY AiS'D FORDE, "■>■ Architects and Civil Engineers, MASTERTOX. N, Z. Iksurakci; Buildings, Lamutok Quay, Wellington. [i CAM).] Jj )t P. GIiEVILLE, AutnonisKD Surveyor, Licensed under tlicLand Transfer Act Agent for Masterton, Mr W. B. Chennells, with whom all orders may be left J

mil Whisky to qctllic best of mi, you must rot the best of WALKER'S KILMARNOCK WHISKY. U BBS SHAKING" IVIISS HOURIGAN BEGS to intimate tohcriiiuny friends thai she litis sliuti'd Dukssjukino milE WAIUAIIAPA. DAILY TIMES is 1 sold by Mr. J. B. INNES. Printer and Stationer, Willis-street, Wellington.

SECOND EDITION, PRINOU'AIi m8T«l(;T MAILS AND TELEGHAPH iIOUKS

The Masterton Ter.EaitAFii Office is open lo tlio public daily from 1) a,ui. to 5 li.m., and [roin 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. It is closed on Sundays. The holiday hours a 9iun.toloa.nl., and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The Public Telegraph Olii« at Mnstcrton Railway Station is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days only, The Phivatk Box Lcimv at Masterton Post Office is open on week days from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.. and on Sundays and Holidays from 7 a.m. to 5 n,m. At Masteiito.v : Mails for Wellington and intermediate offices close daily at 0.15 a.m. and 2,30 p.m., with the exception of despatches for Clarovillc, Matarawa, andllutt, which are carried by the morning train only. For Hkctahuua, Pnhiatua, Forty Mile Bush. Woodville and Napic-r at 11.15 a.m. daily. I'or Alfrcdlou on Mondays and Thursdays at 11,15 a,m. For Lower Taucru, Tcnui, Whakataki. Cashpoint, and East Coast on Tucsdayn and Fridays at 0.30 a.m. For Kuripuni, dailv at noon. yISITOHS' LIST. Club Hotel. V Masterton, Tuesday.—Messrs L. J. Fordo, K. W. Gibbs, W. U. linthcrfoiil, S. Taylor, T. Parsons, J!. Newman, A. D. liiloy, It. Maunsell, Mrs Elder. MATH. EiiXXF.ir-On Saturday 11th May, at Otahuao, Joseph Bennett, aged 1)2,