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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1816, 5 April 1886, Page 2

CJWAL tow mo poison by taking Mineral Medicines and Doctor's Drags. Resolved - NEVER TO DO 1 ” AGAIN, bat to QbtNATURE'S HERBAL REMEDIES. All Diseases yield readily to the HERBAL TREATMENT. We will Onasantee to Cure ALL Cases we Undertake, or Return \oui Money. Send for Testimonials, and New Pamphlet dost Issued—“ Hear What the People Say.'' R. AYRES, medical herbalist. Taranaki and Moleswprth Streets, Wellington. Agent for Grey town—Mr W. C. NATION. HOP BITTRBS, Is 60 PER BOTTLE. 452 GREAT CLEARING SALE ON. JOHN THORBURN, The People's Clothier, & Outfitter, 199 Willis Street, Wellington WINTER AT THE CORNER HOUSE. GRAVES AND FLEMING, ABE NOW SHOWING THEIB New Winter Drapery and Clothing, and have a Grand Display OF New Millinery, Jackets, Stockingcttes, Jerseys, Trimmings, Flowers, Fancy Goods, Collarettes, Hosiery. DRESSMAKING AT THE CORNER HOUSE. Grand Display of New Blankets DRESSMAKING AT GRAVES AND FLEMINGS. Grand Display OF New Dress Materials, Velvets, Silk Plushes, Silk Velvets, Astrachans, Dentilles, Fancy Velvets, Broche Silks, Broche Satins Grand Display of New Clothing. O DRESSMAKING. AT MODERATE PRICES AND AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, BRAVES & FLEMING'S Drapers, Milliners, and Clothiers, The Comet* House, 69 and 71, Maimers Street, and No. 1. Cuba Street, Wellington. CALL AT W. J. LANKSHEAR'S, roa XMAS CARDS AND PRESENTS OF Al KINDS. ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONEI FOR THE NEW YEAR. LiMEriw Quay, Opposite Bank r f S. Z., Wellington. IJIAI\OS.l J IAI\OS. S TILLER'S NEUiIhiYERQUADRCPLEX are the only four times overstrung Pwr.o, solid iron frame, check action, trichord. The best Pianos in the world—n perfect marvel iu mechanical skill. If you want a Piano to last a life time, secure a Neameyer. Hesitate before purchasing boxes of wires on the time payment system, that will not realise one half their cost by the time they an paid for. Rbxi), I Mr Clement Lee, Otaki, write*“ I have \ had your Piano in u«e for aome time, and am thoroughly satisfied with it. It has bad a > food deal of rough usage, and yet is not the least out of tunc. It seems to me a khorooghly serviceable Piano." Mr B- Ling, Otaki, writesl am tboMill} w«U pleaeed with the Neameyer Piano. 1 strongly recommend it to ooantry people, as I find it requires little tailing." Geutiy people should secure one of these Pianos as they rarely require ttf&iug. 10 IB HAD ONLY FROM W. H. BPILLEB. NBUMEYEK PIANO DEPOT. fOppsmt* the Govern meet Baildiogsh toncp 9 DiT » VouMm.