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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7242, 25 August 1902, Page 3

Old Age Pensions in this land Have proved a marked success, Thoy give the old a helping hand, Anil keep them from distress. There's only just one other thing That's needful to ensure Sound lungs, that wo the praise can sing Of Woods' G .'oat Peppermint Curo.

For continual ion ot reeding matter see fourth 'paqc j £! REWARD. LOST— On Saturday night.Pocket Book, containing papers and cheques. Pay- j menfc of cheques lias boon stopped. Apply this ollice. STBAYED from our property, Akura, five head of mixed Cattle. Reward on returning same to Axketem, Bros., Upper Plain. TO LET or SELL, Cottago in Colombol'oad, with seven acres of land. Apply to jMns Bic'ii.uiD Williams, Colomboroad, Masterton. WANTED. —A boy to learn painting. Apply toMii JVli.sn-iE, care of Mr C. E. Daniell. OTriIATTHmVS' SC H 0 OLEOOM. TUESDAY, 20th, 8 p.m. ADDRESS ON MISSION WORK By Mr J. lIOLLOWAY, Secretary N Z. Church Missionary Society. Admission Free. WAIHABAI'A AND EAST COAST P.! AND A. SOCIETY. ! milE ANNUAL HORSE PARADE will take place on the Show Grounds, Carterfcou, on September 13th, at 1 p.m. A. E. PEESTON, Secretary. THANKS. WE dosiro to thank all those who rendered assistance during the fire which destroyed our premises at Eketahima, on Friday ovening last. F. COWLAM. FEEEMAN POTTS. J. 11. CLMIDGU. NOTICE. OWING to tho increase in the price of stock, I have reluctantly found it necessary to raise the price of meat as from to-day. W. PEECY. Master ton, 23rd August. _O X EEWAED will bo paid to anyone 0%/?3 giving information that will load to the conviction of the person or persons who stole a Black Draught Mare from my paddock onKakereEstate.ona dato between July 20th and August Oth. Description— White star on forehead, one white foot, lump on near shoulder. Branded like P H on near shoutdor. Anyone in whose possession it is found after this date will be prosecuted.—JOHN EAYNER, Grange J Farm, near Master lon. —August 22nd, 1902. CAN I BECOME AN ELECTiIICAL OK OTHER ENGINEER? BY OUE SYSTEM OF TEACHING BY MAIL YOU CAN. A DVANTAGES—I. You study at home. ii. 2. Wo teach everywhere. 3. No time lost fr<Jm work. 4. Prepares for examinations. 5. No text books to buy. 6. Abundantly illustrated instruction papers. 7. Instruction papers free from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues. 8. Each instruction paper prepared by technical experts. 9. Instruction private. 10. The work is made interesting. 11. If student j can read and write, and studios as directed, success is assured. 12. Foes can be paid by monthly instalments. 13. Backward students given special assistance. 14. Open to all. No time limit. WE ALSO TEACH BY MAIL-Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for tho Auditors' and Incorporated Accountants' Exams, Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers, and for " D." and "E." Every candidate prepared by us for tho recent Pupil Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing. Book-keeping simplified for farmers—recommended by His Honor Mr Justice Kottle. 2s 0d post free. Stamps accepted. THE AW!HH IC:Aμ SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE, THE WRONG GLASS. IP YOUE PRESENT GLASSES fail to give you case and comfort, there's something wrong. Is it YOUE GLASSES OE YOUE EYES ? That's A Vital Question With You. Either is bad enough, and should bring you to me at once. I like to discover unusual eye defects —the kind that Pumle the average Optician. "GLASSES EIGHT—GOOD SIGHT." HERBERT T» WOOD, Chemist and Oi'Tcci'N, - M.vstkhton. CIGARS! CIGARS ! CIGARS ! SMOKERS dearly love a good Cigar, and are only anxious to know where to purchase it. For their special benelit, I have imported, straight from tho manufacturers, a Very Choice Lino of High-Class Cicakh, which lam now offering to my numerous customers. Special Bates by purchasing a Box at R. J. YOUNG'S, HAIRDEESSEE AND TOBACCONIST, " Star" HAIRDRESSINCS SALOON, Quko-stiuset, Masterton.