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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXX, Issue 8492, 3 July 1906, Page 3

Messrs Hooper and Co., are offering exceptional bargains in Dress Goods, Millinery, Jackets, Blankets, Flannels, etc., etc. They are determined to considerably reduce their stocks of all classes of Drapery and Clothing prior to stocktaking. Buyers can look forward to bargains by purchasing from Hoopers. 0 GENT'S llflllpff TWEED H ATS IN GREAT VARIETY. 5/-, 5/6, 6/- to 8/6. 1 NEW ZEALAND] (VVLL X WEAK LUNGS \ Can g"i more.ciiinioi't, move S nourishment, i'esh A: blood \ and '>ut ul \ LANE'S } EMULSION c Tii.-in tn'ir, i lv- I'uicst iiccf: incf only the \ a.!v;;ily !h;ii'ihv s\s;-'in. C li!i!'_: coughs. ;irit heals the C C li! iLaW i! Imiiicina! tuiu's. \ ? It warmth, .streii'.,; li. s A v:(i v;ialitv In the wilt;';- ? \ l>; t; v Nothing (-([iiiiis f ' Lvm:> Kmi/i.mon in uuiir- ? ; It is tlie \ ) 'ii-j mi-ilinnt , th;ii <f \ iiVi'iv cure consumption, f ) -lvi m-ike you lit tor haul f > :Vt. yx n-A\ work. I \ (T iS CGGD FOR THE BABY. IT !S CGGD FOR THE MAN. > IT IS CGOD FOR OLD AGE. ' Ask your chemist for ? Lank's Eju'lsion. If he ) trie.- to sell you anything \ "!se reluse it. \ J'vict2 6 iimU 6 per bottle. I 2 FROM an ENGLISH RECTORY. " Miss Porter will be glad if Mr Teed will send her 5;- worth of Tked's Corn Cure. Please address Miss H. Porter, AVickford Rectory, Essex." TEED'S CORN CURE, Famous not only in New Zealand, but abroad. .I // Chnii'xtx (mil Stores— -1 /- WAIRARAPA MONUMENTAL WORKS. T. G. HOAR, OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, MASTERTON. GRAVES enclosed with brick or concrete walls, and iron railings supplied. Imperishable Lead-Lettering on Headstones a specialty. Headstones Repaired and ReLettered. Garden Paths and Borders laid down in concrete. About J Imitations. . RHMUMJ'.JvfI !"If a ( thing is so good ;is l.v be § imitated, the excellence P of the original should | m;i,ke you want it, and it, I It is always ne(;e.ssa,rv to ask for tj wlien you purchase \ The great success which has *; attended the sale of this pre- * pai'ation during the 3o years it \ has been on the market has led to many worthless imitations li being offered for sale. These | imitations, whilst being worth- j less and quite void of any [ curative properties, are sometimes extremely injurious. We j therefore wish to caution the i public against purchasing them. ; As a Remedy for Coughs, j Colds, &c, BONNiNGTON'S CARRAGEEN | IRISH MOSS has gained its place in public \ favor by sterling worth. I