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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5114, 27 August 1895, Page 2

POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES! OCR FIRST SHIPMENT NOW TO HAND, WE HAVE RECEIVED 455 SACKS! 455 SACKS! OF THE VERY CHOICEST VARIETIES OF EARLY SEED POTATOES. THESE Hire ILL BKKS SELECTED FIIOM HIE IIESI(iJ!0ȣliS IN NEW ZEALAND. WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES ON HANDEARLY ROSE ASHLEAF KIDNEY BREEZE'S PROLIFIC FLUKE KIDNEY SNOWFLAKE LAI 1 STONE KIDNEY BEAUTY OF HEBRON BATH KIDNEY MAGNUM BONUJI BRUCE KIDNEY EARLY REGENTS THE PROLIFIC WHITE KIDNEY PRICES ON APPLICATION. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOlt LABGE QUANTITIES, WE HAVE THREE MOKE SHIPMENTS TO ARRIVE, '' W.F.C.A.. LIMITED, MASTERTON. THE LUXURY OE THE DAY! MANDARIN THE MANDARIN j MANDARIN ' AND T I GER MANDABIN MASDAIiIN MANDARIN, Pure Blended Teas. TIGER TIGER TIBER TIGER TIGER TIGER .TIGER The Tiger Blends were the very first introduced into tins Colony, combining the richness and strength of the Indian, with the delicate flavour of the Ceylon while the Mandarin Blends contains the finest qualities of China and Indian Teas In and lib packets at '2s, 2s 2d, 2s -Id, 2s (id; also alb and 101b Tins. We guarantee them absolutely pure, and every packet hill weight. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. ONLY TO BE OBTAINED AT THE ANTI-MONOPOLY STORES, J. GEAHAM AND CO.. MASTERTON.

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Limited, REDUCED FARES FROM WELLINGTON TO NAWEB, GISBOBNE, AUCKLAND, AND SYDNEY. S.S. Manapoari | Thursday | Sept. 12th TO LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. 8.8, Manapoati | b'riday [ September (ith FARES (Sisolu) ; .Saloon. Steerage. £. t. d, f. s. il. Lytteltiß 010 0 0 D 0 Duncdin 1 0 0 010 0 Napior 010 0 0 7 (i Gistorne 012 6 010 0 Auckland 1 0 0 010 0 Sydney 2 0 0 1 0 0 These rates of passago money apply to the above-mentioned steamers only. RETURNS AVAILABLE SIX MONTHS, All tickets permit breaking journey atony port, and are available for return by any of the Company's steamers, WoUinston Office ;-Cmtom House Quay. T,E, PRICE, OF IDS WAIEAEAPA AliT STUDIO, WISHES to call the attention of the residents o£ the Wairarapa to tho alteration of his Masterton premises and better facilities for working all the latest braudies of the Art. Pobtbaits,—One yisitto the vestibule will be sufficient to satisfy every one of the superior finish, style, and workmanship of the portrait department, to which inspection is invited. Fresh exhibits shown every week, Opals.-Jinlarged from direct negatives or from any pLotograpli brought for the purpose, ana finished in either black and white, sepia, oils, or water colors, Bromide enlargements finished as above. Both these departments are under the direct supervision of Mrs Price, whose skill as a colourist is well known tbn .ghout New Zealand. Maori Photos—tho best assortment in New Zealand (on Sale). Views, groups or machinery taken in town or country. THOS. E. PRICE, MASTERTON, MASTERTON cash boot mart. R.IIANNAR&Co, PBOPBIETOBS, EOR good value in Boots and Shoes go to 11. llauunli k Co., who, for the last 25 years have held seat" of the coach for nov Jusigns, quality and price in the root trade, flic lakst fashions are always obtainable al R, Hannah and Co.'s We Have is Stock— Ladies Tan walking Shoes 4/6,5/6,7/6. Ladies Tan evening shoes from 5/11. Ladies Glaze Kid eyening shoes from fi/11. Ladies Light Kangaroo walking shoes , 10/6. ladies Glaze Kid walking shoes from 5/11 Gents Heal Buckskin walking shoes tlic fashion of the day. Hannah & Co's Porpoise hide shooters tho best in the market. Hannah & Co's nice Calf Bals from m. Hannali & Co's Watortights good value 9/11. Hannah & Co's heel and toe tips 9/11, Hannah & Co'sbest Watertight, twelve months wear 14/6, Hannah & Co's Bluchers from 5/6. Girls Copper Toe boots 2111,3/11,4/11 City " K boots, Hannali and Co solo agents. R. Hannah & Co, have just opened their new five-storey Boot ractors' and Warehouse, and under tho pew Patent Process of .working the leather, all boots and Shoes arc guaranteed to wear two months longer, and our price is 25 per cent cheaper, or 5s in the £ less, for a real good loot or shoe, than elsewhere, All kinds of patent, tan, and kid diessing in stock. Boots and slioej made toorder. Repairs done on the premises. Leather and Grindery always on hand at Wellington prices, Country orders promptly attended to, Don't Mistake the Address ;- R, HANNAH AND CO., (Opposite Club Hotel), Masiebton. H. Peterboh, Manager.

D.LC, WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON. £5910/FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. THE DJ.C. WELLINGTON, Furitislies a 4-roouied G'ottagoHomecompletc with every necessary, of good quality, for , ' THE D.LC. ' WELLINGTON, Furnishes ao-roomcd CottagcHomeeompletc with every re. (juiremeut, of good quality for THE D.LC, WELLINGTON, Furnishes a (i-roomed Cottage Home iu -f v / superior style, each obUU It)'' article guaranteed to be of FIRST quality, for Arrangements may he made at the D.LC. For FURNISHING on DEFEUIIED PAYMENTS. B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman of Directors. A. A. COKIIIGAN, Manager. W. DOUGALL, Practical Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician. QUEEN STREET, MASTEIiTON. VERY LATEST BOOKON SHEEP! •hid rectind from England, "THE SHEEP DOCTOR." BY Geoimje Aiijiatace, M.R.C.Y.S. AVERY line woi-k,splundidly illuatrated, . and an invaluable guide to the colonial llockmaster in the treatment and prevention of disease in sheep. Comprehensive, clover, practical, and qbitb sew [1895.] Saves iis cost (which is moderate) a dozen times over, Enquire by post, J. B. INNES, 92 WiLMs-sittm Wumuiox, E 0 It ANY KIND BOOKS, ALBUMS, DESKS, BIBLES, STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS BIIiTHDAY CARDS or PRESENTS, Write or Call on JOHN WATT. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, (Next to Mason, chemist), > Queen-street, Masterton, MRS OWEN JONES (Late of Melbourne), Teacher op Music and Painting. Pupil of Professor Stoddart. Ten years Organist, Wcsloyan Cliurdi, Gcclong, Is prepared ':o teach a limited number of pupils for the above. Terms, etc., Victoria House, Hall-street. RESULTS! '' T WAS for a long time a student and 1 tosomoextent a writer of Pitman's, Compared with it" LIGHT-LINE "is mere child's play, I can after six weeks write at the rate of ISO words per minute, and l' I add that I am 46 years of age, any person who has tried shorthand can jadge how extremely simple a system mußt be which admits o! such progress at each an ago,"— H, B, BiHtfis, journalist, Wellington, Text Books, Part 1., 1/7; Part 11, 2/7, Tuition, by post-21/, for course. S. E. WRIGHT, 33, Lauhok-qday, Wellington, Agent,