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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5081, 19 July 1895, Page 3

[WAIEAEAI'A north county. I pBOPOSAL to raise ut Loim of £SO iJ. under the Government Loans to a I Local Bodies Act for erecting a foott: bridge over the Tiraumea liiver to give a ' access to the Totara lieserve and oilier j properties in Bloei X., Puketoi. I Notice is hereby given of the intention s. of the Council, at a meeting to be lield , on tlio 12th September, 1595, lo confirm s , the special order (copy of which can be i seen during ollice hours at the County ! i Council Chambers, Mnstcrton), made j tin's day striking a special rale lo meet I interest and annual charges on the above I loan. F. G. MOOIiE, County Clerk. Mastcrton, 11th July, 181)5. MITIOIiOAD BOARD. rpHX-DEDS will he received at the _L Oliico of the Board, Aohanga. up to NOON on THIJIiSDAY, the Ist August tor— Cuiilmet An ■l, SS'26 chains famnl'm etc., uml Cmilrurt iVo. o, 10V20 clmiiit J'ormiI'm ifilhSO/'l span briilmMtiniga Valla/ lhuil. Plans mid specilicatious mav be seen at (lie County Ollice, Master!on, and at Mr .UeCilllagh's, Aohanga Ferry. A. MiIfUTCHON, Clerk. 1/ili July, lSi'o. CASTLIiPOINT 110 AD DISTRICT. V OTICIi is hereby given that it is is the intention of the Board at a meeting lo he held on the 271! i instant to strike a general rate of one half-penny in the £ on the rateable value of tin: rateable properly appearing on the Valuation lioll for the lime being in in force in the district, such rale shall be lor one year, commencing on the Ist April, 181)5, and ending on the 31st iMari'h.lSlll!, and payable at the ollice of Hie Board in two equal instalments on the 2iith October,lß9s,and 25th January, ISDIi, when the amount is ,t'B and over, when under ,1)8, in one sum on the 20th October, 1895. The Hale Book will be open for inspection at the ollice of the Board Tenui. A. McKUTCHON, Clerk. Tenui, flth July, ISfla.

WAIIfAIUPA NOIiTII COUNTY. PiLIO tenders will close at noon on WEDNESDAY, 21th July, at tlie County Council Olllec, Mastertou, (where piirticulars may be seen) for Qiiitruct Nn ol—Ehlithitmi lo Temti Ihad (sUprleiiriiijj, etc). Particulars may also be seen at Hodges' shop, Eketalmna. F. G. JIOOIiK, Clerk. Jlastoiion, loth July, 1895. MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY. HERMANN ROTH, SPECIALIST. Appointed Sanatorium to tlio and Ciiths, (jovernmcut. Rotorua. CAN BE CONSULTED FREE From 11 until 1 o'clock any day at Phtraix Cli imbers, 52, Larablon-ijuay, Wellington, Private Address : Occidental Hotel, MASSEUSE FOll LADIES. Mb Rotii's book on " Massage," etc,, can be had of Mr T, G, Mason, Chemist, gratis. RHEUMATISM, gout, lumbago, sciatica, hysteria, spinal diseases, neuralgia, dyspepsia, flatulence, constipation, sprains, insomnia, all nervous hnd joint diseases, arc not only relieved but permanently cured. Massage not only treats the effects, but removes the causo.

Mb Both has bad a very wide experience in Germany, America, England and Scotland ; he has been attending Hospitals iu addition to private practice, and had opportunities ot worliiDg with the best Surgeons and Physicians oi the world. His testimonials and credentials are of the very highest. University ok Glasgow, July, 1892. Mr Itoth was known to luc during bis residence in Glasgow from his having treated various patients cf initio, both in private ]n;ictiio ;uid in my clinical wards in the Hospital. From wliat 1 saw of his work, 1 am fully satisfied that ho thoroughly understand* his profession and is an admirable Masseur. I have much pleasure iu rwommetidin;' MrKotli asking so far as I kvo been able to judjp, an ulllclcnt and reliable operator. (Signed) Gko, McLeod, Knight. M.D., LL.D., Reijim ProjUsor o/Sunjern, Umimiljj of Qlasfioir, ml Surgeon in Ordinary to the Queen, in Hcoiland, NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC OP MASTEBTON. Ladies and gentlemen— Whilst sincerely thanking you for your most liberal support (luting the time I have been in Masterton, I beg to inform you, that owing to my rapidly increasing business, and having no further room to build larger premises, I am compelled to give up my outside bread trade, which interest I have sold to Messrs CHAMBEIiLAIN Bnos. feeling ipiitc confident that that oldestablished firm will give you every satisfaction. It will he my object, in future, to devote the whole of my attention to the shop trade, where you will find small goods of every variety, and of the very best quality. FIIiST-CLASS BIiEAD will be sold as usual, over the counter. Visit my DINING BOOMS where you will find, that for cleanliness, civility, aud a first-class lunch, they are second to none in the town, .Respectfully soliciting your further support, I am— Ladies and Gentlemen,—yours respectfully,— JAMES WICKENS. APOLOGY.

T WISH to express ray sincere regret and to apologise to you for having sold my tcrated waters inbottles bearing your trade mark. I had no intention, however, of passing off my waters as yours and will if you wish it, furnish you with a statement signed by any persons to whom I may havo sold the same, that they were not in any way misled as to whose waters tkey were buying, but as you are justified in protecting your trade mark I will pay the costs of your solicitor, Mr Pownall, return all your bottles, and will not again mako use of tlicm. F. HOLDER, To Messes DIXON BEOS., OIiDIAI AND iEIIATKD WaTEB MaHUFACTDBBBB, CHAPEL-STREET, MABTERTON. PRIVATE HOSPITAL, Grant Road, Weliington, lilOll Medical and Surgical cases, skilled nursing and eyery home comfort. Certified Masseuse, Nurses sent to priyate cases. All particulars on application,