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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5129, 13 September 1895, Page 3

"RJ HAIR. * It cures Itehlng Mils mors, ami keeps tho |p scalp cool, moist, lieallliy, awl free from sgj* (landrail, W A lady writes-! I"I feci compelled to state, for the benefit of others, that six years ago I lost nearly half of ray hair, ami what was left turned gray. After using Ayer's Hair Vigor several months, my hair began to grow again, ami with tho natural color restored." Ayer's Hair Vigor MEMIED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS., U .S. A. blown in tint iJass of each ol out iol MASTERTON PAKK. fPUE Wairarapa Rugby Union is '. authorised lo charge [or admission I to the Park on SATURDAY, lltli day of September, 1895. Football match— W. SELWU, fiiwlary Masterton Park Trustees. MASTERTON PERMANENT IXVK-iI'MHKT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. ' 9 ill!" Annul Meeting of Shareholders Ha:.;,, Ua<tcrton, on THURSDAY, the foUii- ui October, 1895, at 8 p.m. J. B. KEITH, Manager. Masterton, 12th September, 1895. MASTERTON PERMANENTINVESTMENT AND BUILDINGSOCIETY. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. IN accordance with the rules of the Society, MESSRS JAMES MACARA and JOSEPH PAYTON retire from the Board of Directors, but offer themselves for re -election. .Nominations of oilier candidates will bo received at the Society's OfliccQneenstrcet, up to 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, 19th Sept., 1895. J. B. KEITH, Manager. Masterton, 12th September, 1895, wool-classinS - " rpHE undersigned is prepared to under. -*• take the classing of wool for station-holders and farmers during the approaching shearing season, J. DOBBIE, Wooklasser, Tutacknra. GENUINE BARGAINS NO SHAMS! REAL LEATHER! BOOTS, SHOES SLIPPERS ARK JiOW HEIXO CLEARED OUT AT COST PRICE FOR A DAYS. THE following are strictly CASH PRICES:Ladies' Slippers, 1/-, l/(i, 2/6 . Ladies' Evening Shoes, 2/9, 3/6, 'l/6 Ladies' Walking Shoes, 3/9, 1/6, 5/6 ladies' Walking Boots, a/6,6/G, 7/li MciA Carpet Slippers, 1/6. 2/6 M-':'. Walking Shoes. 7/6, 8/6, 9/6 Mn.'i Balmorals, 7/-, 8/6,10/. Men's Nailed Shooters, 7/9, 8/6,10/Uen's Walorlights, 9/6,10/6,12/0 Boys' and Girls' Shoes, 2/6,3/6,4/ li Boys' and Girls' Slippers, -/6 and -/9 Boys' and Girls' Boots, 2/6, 3/6, -1/6 Also, lot of job lines at half-price. J. CARPENTER Central Boot Depot, orEf'N-STItEET, MASTERTON. "NEW VENUS" DARK AROMATIC TOBACCO, Imiesistmlk. To be had at all Tobacconists and !■>„ 57, Willis-sUVelluigton, want to buy or sell. "AISTLY SCOTCH. " Grin rt hotly meet a My " you may be sure the conversation wili,' sooner or later, turn to " that wonderful tea, 0.K.0," " The ricktguvl Willie Wacht," taken for " Aithl Liii<i Syne," might have boat composed ot an infusion of 01.0. Tea. I If Tain o Shutter bad coiilincd his [libations to 0.K.0. TEA, his "grey mure, Meg," might never have lost her tail, Man was Made to Mourn for the absence of OXO. tea his grateful comforter. < "Ham mm wr nuiimaii i(t e'en\" with his face all smiles at the prospect I of having a nice cup of 0.K.0, I Tea, " My Nanuk's Ami," and it is generally supposed that she was gone to the store for some 0.K.0. Tea. "The Cottar's Saturday Wight "might have bceu an epoch in humble life had 0.K.0. TEA adorned the Irugal board. A wilfu' Wife must have hei* way when sho has decided that OXO. TEA, and nothiug but OXO., is what she wants. iJOBM'fMMS might have sip. ped inspiration thro' the medium of 0.K.0, Tea, and added to his fame as a SCOTLAND'S greatcsteharactoristic —thrift— is practised now by using OJLO.TEA. (J. CKESS, . FORESTERS'ABMS HOTEL, Gueiiows, HASDuncdiuAtEsandSTo.UTbottlcd .at Tauherenikau,a!wayß on hand, and supplied at wholesale prices ■ : ■