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Opening notice. i* ESSES J. HOOD AND CO. kg to announce that thoy have opened up a Tobacconist and HalfdresSlng Saloon in premises adjoining tkir Confectionery Establishment in Queen-street, Masterton, where they will be happy to receive a visit from their numerous friends, i First-class Haibdbessek has been secured to take charge of their handsomely fitted room. A splendid stock of Tobaccos, Cigars, Pipes, Pouches, and other articles, comprising one of the best assorted stocks of Tobacconists' Goods ever seen in the Wairarapa, Novelties of Every Description.

J. HOOD & CO., Hairdressers ;sd Tobacconists, Qucen-strect, Mastwton. Merchants in New Zealand WRITINa TO CEYLON summ tea, THE following copy of a letter was written by the exporters of Suratura Tea, to the Wellington agents:- " Colombo, 2nd Sept., 1895. " Dear Sirs,—There seems to be a great deal of correspondence Icliceen dealers in pur Colony and merchants here re Suraturn Teas, and ice hare on more than one occasion heard them highly spoken of in Colombo. We mention this us ire think it icill he as mil for yon in self-protection to register the mark (ifyou hare not already dont so) as early as possible, as ice oursehesharcknown the labels of other wellknown brands eery closely, if not almost, copied, and ire feel sure urn this to hapunder a similar, or perhaps the same name, it wouhlbc wry detrimental to all parties concerned. Of course, we refuse h ship the teas (Snratura) to any firm but your good sclccs, and shall always en\usisinourpower.—Yours,etc,

Hie endeavour made to obtain this wonderful Tea, is proof of its public The duty on ijuratura is charged at ■ld per lb., the old rate being lid. TELEGRAPH LINE. MASTEK.TON-TE NUI AND CASTLEI'OIKT COACH. G. DAYSH BEGS to announce to the settlers of the Wairarapa and East Coast Districts, and the travelling-public, that on and after Monday, 9th inst,, lie will run a coach from Masterton to Te Nui and Cashpoint, leaving the Club Hotel, Maslcrton, on Mondays and Thursdays at 8 a.m., and picking up passengers where required, returning on Tuesdays and Fridays, reaching Masterton at one o'cloek. Parcels and luggage at lowest rates. Hooking office at Hood & Johnston's, Queen-street, Masterton. The carriage of heavy goods—wool, etc.—will be undertaken to and from all parts of the district with the same amount of care and attention which has hitherto been given to this business. Ct, DAYSH. DRINK ONLY Joseph Dixon] [E. S. Dixon DIXON BROS.' STEAM MATED WATERS AND COHDIALS. Manufacioiiy— CHAPEMTBEET, MABTEHTOH. WE manufacture from the purest of water and use only the best of Try Dixon Bros.' Purifial Boda Water. All orders by telegraph or post promptly attended to. Thial Solicited. Cash buyers of all kinds of bottles, and highest prices given. W.WHITT. Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer. f IIHE largest stock of Furniture, Car--1 pet, Linoleums, etc., in the Wairarapa at less than Wellington prices. Come and inspect the novelties in Suites, Tables, Chairs, &c, &c. One secondhand Piano, by Broadwood; as good as new, is to be sold—Bargain.

FojINITUIIE ON THE HIBE Si'STEM, Noto the address — Opposite the W.F O.A. PEINCE OF WALES LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, Queen-street, Mastcrton. W. HAWKE INCEEELY thanks Lis numerous ~J natrons for the liberal support accorded to him during his occupation I of the Club Hotel Stables, and now begs I to announce that he has purchased the business iu connection with the Prince of Wales Stables, and solicits a continuance of the patronage which has been hitherto bestowed to these most popular stables. _ Horses stabled or paddocked for any time, at reasonable charges. First-class single and double buggies, drags, carriages, ladies' and gents' saddle horses on hire. An extensive paddock, secure, wellgrassed, watered, and sheltered is convenient, and is undoubtedly a picccof the finest grazing ground in the province. Instructions by wire or post carefully attended to. Horses broken to saddlo or harness. W, Hawke, Proprietor. W. B. OHENNELLB, AND, ESTATE AND GENEKAL J AGENT, Perky-street, Mastkrton. AGENT Jb'Oß London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Colonial Mutual Life AssurancoSocicty. New Zealand Accident Insurance Company, Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette etc., etc,, Agent for tho Public Trustee. Deputy Official Assignee in bankruptcy for Wairarapa. On behalf of various clients I have MONEY TO LEND on FPJEHOLD, property from 6 per cent,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5179, 12 November 1895, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5179, 12 November 1895, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5179, 12 November 1895, Page 4

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