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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7216, 25 July 1902, Page 4

MASTERTON BAKERY. MESSES CHAMBER-LAIN BROS, desire to draw the attention of the public to the fact that they aro now prepared to supply Bkuai) and SJur,t Goodh in any quantity, and of unsurpassed quality, either by daily van delivery, or to customers calling at tho shop opposite 1 ,, . 11. Wood and Sons', Ltd., Auction Mart, Queen-street, Mastorton. Afternoon Tea A Specialty. P.O. Box 19. Telephone No. 39. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Steam Roller Flour Mills, CIIAI'EL AND AwiKltT-STKKKTS, MaHTERTON. NONE BUT THE BEST WHEAT PROCURABLE GROUND. QUALITY OP FLOUR ABSOLUTELY THE BEST IN THE MARKET. P.O. Box 10. Telephone No. 7. WIR W. H. CROWE, MEDICAL EXPERT, GG, CUIU-KTRKI'T, - - WeIJiINOTON. SIR,— It 153 willi pleasure that I hand you this testimonial. For a considerable time I have suffered from Sciatica, and was so bad that I had to give up work, the pain being so severe. I was under medical treatment for some time, and also tried a number of patent medicines, but got no relief from either. 1 was advised by some of my friends to consult you, which I did—a happy day it was for me. After less than a month's treatment of your wonderful remedies, I am glad to say all pain left me, and I am now fit to go to work, for which I am truly thankful, You are at liberty to use this testimonial in any way you think /it, so that it may be a benefit to those suffering as I have done. Thanking you for your unremitting care and attention in my case, I remain, yours trulj. a. McDonald. 50, Majoribanks-street, Wellington, February 13th, 1002. WAJ.RARAPA MONUMENTAL WORKS. T. G. HOAR, OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, MASTERTON. where MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ETC., may be obtained in any design at Wellington prices. HAVES enclosed with brick or concrete \Z?T walls, andiron railings supplied. Imperishable lead-lettering on headstones, a speciality. Headstones repaired, and re-lettered. Orders promptly executed, and workmanship guaranteed. A wide range of prices to suit patrons. HALL-STREET, MASTERTON. ROSS' ANTIDOTE AND OINTMENT. A JUIUCLE WORKER. MRS BOWDEN, Herbert, near Oamaru, N.Z., writes: Mn Ross : Dear Sir : My daughter, Ruth Bowden, when aged ten years, whilst going to school met with an apparently slight accident to her knee. Unfortunately, unfavourable symptoms set in, and the child had to be taken to the hospital. The bone became diseased, and amputation was advised by the doctors in consultation to save the child's life. I, however, would notconsent to this, and brought tho child home as I thought to die. As a last resource Ross' Antidote, which at that time was looked upon as a p rely local remedy, was tried, and immt utte relijf was secured. After a course ol treatment of the Antidote and Ointment alone the diseased bone came away, a new bone was formed, and the child is now as strong as ever she was. THIS IS NOT AN ADVERTISING FABLE, BUT A TRUE STORY THAT CAN BE SUBSTANTIATED BY ANY OF THE RESIDENTS OF HERBERT. Sole distributor, TOBIAS MTLLER, Austral Dispensary, Masterton. G & T. YOUNG'S SILVER ELECTROPLATED WARE. SOME REASONS why you should buy your Electroplated ware from us:— 1. We have made th.l 3 part of the business a special study during tho last 40 years. 2. Our stock is large, fresh, and eomprehpusivo; the newest patterns at right prices. 3. And most important of all, the quality can be relied on. We could offer a much lower priced article in plated ware, if we cared to do so; but have preferred to stick to makers whose name has been a guarantee of good honest quality. Inspection at all times cordially welcomed.

W. H. UOLE. Painter, Decorator, Papsrhanger and Glazier, CIIAPEL-STUEEI , , - - MaSTEKTON. WOEK DONE in any part of the district at LOWEST EATES All work done Guabanteed to Give Satisfaction. ESTIMATES PEEPABED. BEMOVAL NOTICE. ALBERT WEBS, [LATE OF SYDNEY AND WELLINGTON.] LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FIBST CLASS TAILOE, BEGS to inform his customers and the general public that he has removed to premises opposite Pinhey's Stables. A large shipment of the latest English and Colonial Goods, comprising Tweeds, Serges, Worsted, and Vicuna Suitings, and Fancy Vcstings aud Trouserings, to select from, Dress Suits and Ladies' Costumes a specialty. Fit, Style and Workmanship guaranteed. Note the address—Opposite Pinhey's Stables, Masterton. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY! BY BUYING YOUII BOOTS AND SHOES AT J 9 OARPBNTE R'S, Ladies' Walking Shoes, 3/11, 5/6, 670, to 17/Evunhia Shoes, 2/0, 2/11, 3/0, 4/0 Warm Slippers, 1/-, I/O, l/'J, 2/0, to 6/Goloshes, from 3/0 ; Men's, 5/Men's Shooters, 8/0, 0/0, 10/0, to 16/Neat Light Boots, 7/6, 8/0, 10/0 Good Watertights, 10/0, 12/0,14/0 Girls' and Boys' School Boots, 3/0, 4/0. to 7/0 IN ALL LINES THE QUALITY AND VALUE IS UNSUIU'ASSED. INSPECTION INVITED. Orders by post will be promptly attended to IMPERIAL CALF FOOD. Can be used with either Skim, Separated Milk or Whey. A SMALL BAG (251bs) will last one calf xjL five weeks, and longer if milk is plentiful. Packed in 251b bags, or 2001b sacks. TESTIMONIALS. Extract from J?ie " Wyndham Herald," June 11. 1901. Mr John Mcßean, of Seaweed Downs, yesterday told us of a satisfactory experience he has had in rearing calves with artificial food. He raised twenty calves on " Imperial" Calf Food, and at tho same time had others which he fed with new milk. The former did quite as well as the latter, and (when sold five months old), realised top market values. Mataura Island. January 24th, 1901. Messks Lanodown & Son, Christchurch.— Dear Sirs, — Bβ Calf Food purchased from you, I may say that I was well pleased with it, as my calves did very well while fed with it, and I consider it very satisfactory as an jconoinical Calf Food. Yours faithfully. T. W. Foster. LANGDOWN & SON, CHEISTCmjECH. F. KING AND SON, OUILDEES AND CONTEACTORS COBNER CIIUItCII AND DIXON-STKEETS, MASTEBTON. Plans prepared and Estimates gbon,