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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5151, 9 October 1895, Page 3

PROMOTES HAIR. It cures Itching humors, and keeps tliu scalp cool, moist, healthy, and Jrce from dandruff, -* !8!i writes: ;lr, ami what was left turned gray. Alter usins Aycr's Hair Vigor several montlis, my hair began to grow again, and with the natural color restored." Ayer's Hair Vigor I'IIEI'AKKD BV DfI.J.C.AYtR & CO. J LOWELL,WASS.,U.S. A. cheap Imitations. Tlio 1 jiT-h prominent on the wrapper, ai nvn in the idass o{ each of our boltJcs. WELLINGTON MEAT EXPOKT COM ['ANY (Limited.) Christinas and New Year Presents, SINGLE carcases of frozen lambs or sheep addressed ami delivered on railway in London at the following prices : LAMBS <w/(20/««rf (w/i SHEEP mrh 25/- iidmsh. Orders should be received by Oct 21st. J)[LNOT KLADUKN, FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHE friends of Mn David Hkgoii are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late son, which will leave his residence, Victoria-street, on Fbiiuv afternoon at half-past 3 o'clock. Z. M. HOAli, I'mlertakei'.

FUNERAL NOTICE. rnHK friends of (lie hie HiciUßui J_ Ahrnit'ivs arc rL-spentfitlly invited to attend his funeral, which will leave the Catholic Church, on Tuukbiut, 10th October, at 3 p.m. T, J AGO, Undertaker. miiNDKKS arc invited up till 10th of October, for— For further particulars, apply lo G. WELCH, Opaki. LAEBY.&CO., Wellington. Wool Brokers and Auctioneers. WOOL SEASON 1895-96. A UCTRW SALES OF WOOL mil Xi. ''e held during lliccnsuinjr Season on the following dates : litli DKC'EMMH, 1805 17th JAN'I'ARV, 18'Ji! On all Wool iutended for Local Sale or Shipment to London, &i ckinjijs mmkoii hitsiifleredundnut M WELLINGTON WOOL In view ot the large incisure of support which has been accorded us during the two past seasons, we have, for the purpose of further extending our business iu this councctiou, taken the commodious stores in Victoria-street, immediately at the rear of our prcseut premises. These stores arc well lighted, and will be specially reserved for storing aad displaying wool consigned to us for sale. THE WOOL DEPARTMENT of our business being under special and expert management consignors can rely upon their interests being carefully and intelligently attended to.

Our selling charges ore the lowest current, via.—Commission2.J percent. Receiving, btoring, Lotting, Advertising, Cataloguing, Insurance, etc, one-eighth of a penuy per lb, All lot.; reaching us, will be carefully valued, ami when submitted at auction will be protected (in '.lie absence ot growers' limit*) to the full cstiiit ot our valuations. In the event of no sale being elftctcd, >:<> charjro lor handling will be made. We shall then bo prepared to ship to London on owners' account or hold tho wool at the disposal of any agent they may appoint. Wo fuel sure it will be to the interests of growers to oiler their wool in tho Colony during tho ensuing season, as tho local markets cannot fail to be stimulated by tho marked advance which has recently taken place in London values. English buyers will be wed represented and local speculators are already open to operate with considerable freedom. Liberal advances Irec of inter est or commission can be obtained immediately consignments arc placed in our hands. I'\B.FAIIMAIt, Managing Director. B.J.KEID i . | A. J. IiEID / Auctiosekrs. Sunday Excursions. WHAWKB, in conjunction with . HNHEY BHOS., will run Drags to Grcytown and Taucru, leaving the Tost Oflice for Grcytown at 1.30 and for Taueru at 1.15. .Seats can be booked during the week at tho Prince of Wales' or Pinhoy Bros'. Stables. Chonp lure*. Special excursions for parties, etc, ran bo arranged, Oeiittiue Siinmiiis. No tihams. BOOTS, SHOES

SLIPPERS Arc now kimj cleared nut at OosiPrice FOR 14 DAYS. Ladies' Slippers, 1/., 1/6,2/6 Ladies' Evening Shoes, 2/9,3/6,4/6 Ladies' Walking Shoes, 3/9, 'l/6,5/G Ladies' Walking Boots, 5/0,6/6,7/6 Mon's Carpet Slippers, 1/6.2/6 Men's Walking Shoes, 7/6,8/6,9/6 Men's Balmorals, 7/-, 8/6,10/. Jlcn's Nailed Skoolws, 7/9,8/6,10/Men's Watertight?, 9/6,10/6,12/6 Hoys' and Girls' Shoes, 2/6,3/6, 4/(1 Boys' mid Girls' Slippers, -/6 and •/!) Boys'and Girls' Boots, 2/6,3/6,4/6 Also, lot o£ job lines at half-price. J. CARPENTER, Central Boot Depot, (JUEEN-STKEET, MASTEMM. WOOL-CLASSING. A N Experienced Wpolelasscr is L waiting an engagement, twenty i|ye years of Homo and Colonial experience; Good references and reports to show it" required, J.B.D. JS'ewiwa P.O.