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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1875, 25 August 1886, Page 2

Opr SOVEREIGNS will be given away in OfJ tins manner : IS SOVEREIGNS to anyone guessing tb# EXACT, OB NEAREST NUMBER of MAIZE IN THE BOTTLE Now being shown in my window, and ft SOVEREIGNS (as second prize), to the NEXT NEAREST GUESS. THE SHUT BOTTLE. 15 SOVEREIGNS will he given to anyone guessing tbe Exact, ob Nearest the Exact, Nimokh of SHOT IN THE LITTLE BOTTLE now shown in my window. In ihe event of more than one guessing the exact or winning number, the money will be e<|u iilv divide.!. EVI'KY PURCHASER OF GOODS to the amount of 2/6 register a number, and (or every extra 2/6 spent an extra number can be registered in either bottle. Tire feoplc'A Clothier, & Outfitter, 1 99 Willis Street, Wellington GRAND BROAD BEAN GRAY 1 S AND FLEMING’S DRAPERS, MILLINERS & CLOTHIERS, THE CORNER HOUSE, 69-71, Manners Stbrbt and No I Cuba St. JOHN THORBURN COMPETITION. FOR PRIZE AT COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, 21st AUGUST, 1886.

TWENTY POUNDS STEELING will be presented to the one who guesses the exact number (or nearest) of Broad Beane as ehown in our big window in Manners Street. The Competition will commence on Saturday, 21st August, and close on Wednesday, 3rd November, of which due notice will be given. Every purchaser to the value of 2s fid will be entitled to one ticket, and an extra ticket for ever; additional 2s 6d woith of goods pur> chased. During the Competition all goods will be sold at Great Seductions. Dressmaking. Latest Fashions, Perfect fit. Good Workmanship, and Special prices See Miss Young. Millinery. Our entire stock of Trimmod Bonnets and Huts half-price. Clothing, will be specially reduced in price during the Competition. As nur Stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing is very large, extra special reductions in price will be made in this department. 150 Men’s Overcoats, 14s fid. Great reductions will be made in the above departments during the Competition. Our stock is still too large, and as we wish to reduce it before the summer, extraordinary bargains will be given. Flannels, Drawers, Shirts, our own make, all extra large sizes to allow for shrinking, and exceedingly Cheap. Ladies’ Underclothing, a great variety and astonishingly cheap. Mercery. A very large stock to select from. White, Oxford, and liegatta Shirts at reduced prices. Ties, Scarfs, Sot, Bracks, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Umbre'las. Studs, greatly reduced. All Accounts paid during the Competition will receive tickets to the amount of the account. Commencing Saturday, August 21st, 1866. Look in our big window for the Jar of Beans. <620 PRIZE. GRAVES I FLEMING’S 69 and 71, Manners Street, and Ro. 1, Cuba Street, Wellington.

R, AYRES, HBRBAUST, T»r«Dii!’* Street, Wellington, JAY be Consulted on any Wwaae. No perron should consider thu>* ca - e hopeless until they have written for advice, which will he given free and faithfully by enclosing stamp for reply. We have treated a large oaiubt-r of oases in the Wairarapa during the last five year* successfully, and have never seen many of them, but their irratefnl letters which we have received proves the value of the HERBAL TREATMENT. Do not delay i write atouoe.

MR E. P. AMESBURY, Minin Houae, Clinch Street, Masterton. Wiil, weather be in Graytown on Thun-duy, Aug. 26. BIKTH. Gbsst - O'r the 11th August, nt Bannockburn Station, Gladstone Wairarapa, the wife of A. S Grant, of a daughter, I'-mhet—On ftnndaw, 28rd Anguat, at Wellington, the wife of Mr A. Benny, of Cross Creek, of a daughter. DEATH. I hvpoh —At Masterton, on August 2lst, Martin Johnson, formerly of Carterton, aged 50 yeara.