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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7500, 1 July 1903, Page 3

CARE-LINED FACES. Care-lined faces are not always the sign of mental worry, for many a person goes silently along, day in and day out, suffering almost beyond expression from bodily pain, and the only sign that betrays it is the carelined face. Stomach out of order 1 That is the secret of the trouble. Indigestion with its cutting acids makes every breath you draw a shooting pain. Can't sleep and can't work. No wonder the face is carelined. Impey's May Apple is the physio needed. It acts painlessly and promptly, and restores the stomach tonorrcal working order. It is an ideal family medicine, good for old and young.

For continuation of reading matter see fourth page. FOR SALE —A Bargain—Red Bird Bicycle in splendid order, fB. Offer open for three days. Address at Daily Times Office. LOST— Off Mr Tildsley's property at Mangamahoe, one Bay Mare with rug on; part of the forelock cut. —A. Geakoe, drover, Michael-Dixon-street, Masterton. LOST— At the Railway Employes social in the Drill Hall, on Thursday evening last, a Brooch. Reward on returning same to Daily Times office MASTEKTON WATER SUPPLY. THE Water will bo cut' off from Lincoln-Road and Pine-street from 11 a.m. To-moruow. DOUGLAS DOBSON, Borough Fngineer. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NOTICE. On Thursday, 2nd July, 1903, the 10 p.m. goods train, Masterton to Woodville, will NOT carry passengers. BY ORDER. LEGAL PARTNERSHIP. Ist July, 1903. I HAVE admitted Mr B. J. DOLAN, Solicitor, into partnership, The business will in future be carried on under the stylo cf "BUNNY & DOLAN." ARTHUR R. BUNNY, Barrister and Solicitor. Perry-street, Masterton. A. NORMAN, FANCY GOODS & DRAPERY, IS still continuing business in Masterton, and is selling at SALE PRICES. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN EVERY LINE. LADIES' PINAFORES, at 2/6. LADIES' APRONS, 9d. G.NTS' SHIRTS, at Lowest Prices Possible. Call and Inspect at the shop opposite the Occidental Hotel. D. DONALD'S PATENTS. 100 Wool Presses 1000 Wire Strainers 500 Jacks be ready for the ensuing season. American Agencies: Sheep-Shearing Machikes, hand and power, made by W. Cooper and Nephew, Chicago, having all the latest improvements. The Heffman Automobile, will cirry six. The Murray Cab Runabout, to cany throe. Rkid's Cream Separators, Fairbank, Morse and Co.'s Gasoline En oines, Windmills and Pumps. Malesble Ikon Castings, in quantities. Columbia Gbaphophonb. Wool Sheds fitted up with Shearing Machines, Gasoline Engine and Wool Press. The Best Workmanship and Material to be found in Amerioa applies to the above goods. DONALD DONALD, Masterton - - New Zealand. TO BUILDERS. TENREBS will be received for addition.*to Woolshed, near Alfredton (addressed to S. J. Alpasb, Esq., Alfredton) until Wednesday, July 8. Plans and specifications at this office. W. PINCHES, Architect. FOR SALE—Good Investments—Good will oi lease o' shop and dwelling, 7 rooms, stables, etc , Q le.n-stre.t, over four ye.irs to run at "lii per week, priaeJßK)s. 3 Sections, Albeit stree\ only £75 each. 1 Seotion, corner Wll-t at.d Albert stroois, £100. 2 Sections Villa-street, only £75 eaoh. 1 Si ction, Colombo io id, £50. 12 Aores, Maurictville, J...0. App'y \V. U. Cruickshank, Lmd Agent, Masterton. BOEOUGH OF MASTERTQISf. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a special meeting of the Masterton Borough Council will be held in the Borough Council Chambers, Masterton, at 12 o'clock noon, on Thursday, the 30th day of July, 1903, to the following resolution, which waspasse'd at a special s_id Councillield on the 1 3Qth day of June, 1903—dk., Moved'by the Mayor, seconded by Or Keith. SPEOIAL ORDER. IN pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that behalf by " The Municipal Corporations Act, 19Q0," tbe Masterton Borough Council hereby resolves as follows: —That for the purpose of providing tho interest and other charges on a loan of £2000, authorised to be raised by tbe Masterton Borough Council, under the provisions of " The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1901," for widening Bannister-street between Queen - street and the property of the late William Parley,' 1 to three-quarters of a chain, the ■ said Maste.ton ' B.orough Council hereby makes' and levies a special rate of nine sixty-fourths of a penny in the pound, upon the rateable valuation (unimproved) qf ail rateable property of the Borough of Masterton' comprising that part of the said PJorqugh formerly in. clvjded and known as the East and West Wards thereof, and more partioularly described in tho Schedule hereto, and that such rate shall bo an annual recurring rate durinf currency of sufl . !__n, and be payable half-yearly on the first day of February and the first day of August in each and every year during the currency of such loan, being a period of ten years, or until the loan is fully paid off, SCHEDULE. All rateable property comprising that part of the' Borough of Masterton included within the following boundaries: —Bounded towards the north-east by the right bank of the Waipoua river froja the south-east boundary line of the Akura Block to the east side of Columbaroad, towards the* east by the eastern side, of the Baid Coluinb.a-ro.ad to tho Kuripuni stream, thenoo towards _ the south and south-east by the said Kuripuni stream to Rail way-road, thence towards the north-west generally by a line along the middle lino of the said Railway-road to a point in a line with the southern boundary line of Section 31, Masterton Small Farm Block, thence by a right line to the south corner of that section, thence north-west by Section 31 aforesaid to the Waipokaka thence by the Block, the Bishop's Hese-ve, and the Akura Block aforesaid, to the right' bank of the Waipoua river, opposite Section 6'\, Mastar- ' ton Small F&ra\ Block, the staging point. • "' It. BROWN, Town Clerk.