Mr William D. Watson, the well-known footballer and athlete, was married at Opaki to-day to HSliss Mliz ibotli IJuiek, second daughter of Mr W. I!. Buiek (states our Masterton correspondent, writing on April lb). The ceremony was performed by the ltov. C. Marray, M.A., in the presence of a number of friends. Miss Mary Daysh was bridesmaid, and Air George Baird best man. Air and Mrs Watson left on their honeymoon tour to Wellington this afternoon.
UDiEi' TAILOR-MADE GOV/NS. GENTLEMEN’S SUPERIOR TAILORING. The New Season's Stock of Lad it's’ anil Gentlemen's Tivcc Is, Coat ini's, Serges, &c., arc Now Opened Out for Inspection. lIE high standing Hint this department 3 has attained is entirely dm; to the unremitting attention < r ivcn l>> every detail in change of fashion, a,so to the superior tit, finish, and workmanship given to eve.”)' garment. A TUIAL ONLY SOLICITED. KIItKOAL'DIE & STAINS, RIE It CHANT and MILITARY TAILORS, WELLINGTON.
“ SII ARE AND'S BAKING POWDER.” “ MO A BRAND.’ ABSOLUTELY PURE. DTIOR quiclc hiking, raises Bread, Biscuits, fi] Rolls, Mullins and all kinds of Cake without tho aid of Yeast, Saloratus or Cream of Tartar, rendering thorn lighter, sweeter and more palatable and wholesome. Avoids all decomposition of the flour caused by yoast rising, saving a large percentage of its most nutritive elements, and making the flour go further. Food raised bv Sharland’s Baking Powder mi'/ be eaten hot ,ro-n hy dyspeptics with impunity. Endorsed by Mr William Soul,hall, E.L.S., President of the Ik’•minghnm Microscopical Society, and i._y sm'cral ioa ling physicians in the Colony. SOLD BY ALL CROCE LIS. SI I ARLAN!) [AND Co., LI.M IT ED, AVellinglon, Auckland Land London. T - A DIES who wish to have .SOFT AY HITE HANDS should u~>o WILTON’S HAND EIOIOLLIENF, which is testlliod to Ly Ladies till over tho Colony. “Aunt Ellmi,” in tho New 7eala\'i> Mail, says 31 y friend, after trying tho preparation, pronounces it ‘most pleasant to u-e and excellent in ofToo!.’ A.; a ruin J do not earn to recommend any special toilet preparations,but Any friends eulogy’ of Mr Wilton’s Emolient ‘ was so decided ’ that I gave way. It should have a largo sale.” Price —ONE SHILLING per pot. A trial jar will bo delivered to any address in tho Colony for Is dd iu stamps. GEO. AY. WILTON, Manufacturing Chemist, Adelaide Load Wellington Telephone 501.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1260, 23 April 1896, Page 17
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390Page 17 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Mail, Issue 1260, 23 April 1896, Page 17
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