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THE WAIRARAPA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1909.
SELECTED VERSES.
"THE HAPPY LIFE."
were written
(These lines
three
years ago by Sir Heury WotUfundred
A»n,
the Provost of Etou College; the
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and last verses were quoted re-
Mr Asquith, the Prime
House of Commons,
when paviug tribute to the sterling
qualities* of the late Sir Henry Canipbell-Bannerman, his distinguished
predecessor in office.)
cently
by
Minister," in the
How happy is he born and taught
That serveth not another's will—
Whose armour is his honest thought,
And simple truth his utmost skill!
Whose passions not his masters are.
for
Whose soul is still prepared
death
Not tied unto the worldly care
Of public fame or private breath.
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Who envies none that
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Premises next Empire Hotel on Friday Morning,
cusMay 28th, and take this opportunity of thanking our
stand,
tbrners for tlie liberal support'accorded us' in our'old
and hope for a continuance of their support in our new
premises. All old customers and new welcomed.
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wove
In shining colours of iiope and love:
And the angels smiled as they
watched above.
Yet little it cost in the giving.
It was only a kindly word,
A word that was lightly spoken
Yet not in vain,
For it stilled the pain
J_)i a heart that was nearly broken.
W_\li strengthened a faith beset by fears,
groping blindly through mists
of tears
For light to brighten the coming
years,
Although it was lightly spoken.
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AT ANY PRICE.
THE "BELGICA. 55
Brilliant Light
No Smoke
No Chimneys toBreak
" BELGICA " consumes less oil than
any ordinary lamp. It will repay you
to replace your old lamp with a NEW
THE
The Chairman reported that he had
visited a number of schools in the
Wairarapa, and he was pleased to be
able to congratulate the Board upon
the improved condition of its school
properties iv that district. Though
the Lansdowne school was not as well
filled as its sanguine supporters led
the Board to believe, he did noc thiuk
the Board had over-built. He had
adressed the nupils of each school upon
his recent travels, and he believed his
action had been appreciated. Iv his
opinion, it was the chairman's duty
to keep in direct touch with the work
of education.
Mr A. W. Hogg said he was satisfied that such a visit as the Chairman's put new life and heart into the
teaching staffs, and it would be a
good idea if other niemhers could do
likewise.
TENDERS AND WORKS.
The acceptance of the following
tenders, amoug others, was approved
tables, Martin—Five teachers'
borough, W. A. Bird, £1 3s Cd each;
drainage. Martinborough. W. Roper,
£13 10s; fencing. Martinborough, W.
Maxton, £117 15s.
Among the works authorised upon
the Works and Finance Committee's
recommendation were the following :—
Island Bay, timber retaining wall;
Kopuaranga, new basins, drainage,
etc; Makuri, new front fence;
Mitchelltown, new spouting and repairs to drains; Johnsouville, extra
fencing,
Upper Hutt,
metalling;
sheds, etc Rongokokako, breakwind
north entrance; and Petone, grading
and gravelling.
It was decided to make application
to the Department for grauts for erection of residences at Kaiparoro and
QUEEN-STREET,
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Mangamaire.
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REPORTERS ON NATURE.
"Nature will be reported," says
Emerson. "All tilings are engaged
in writing their history. The planet,
the pebble,goes attended by its shadow
Jjjbg rolling rocli leaves its scratches
mountain; the river its channel
In the soil; the auimal its bones in
the stratum; the fern and leaf their
mode?t epitaph in the coal. The falling
drop makes its sculpture in the sand
or the stone. Not a foot steps into
the snow or along the ground but
prints, in characters more or less lasting, a map of its march. Every act
of the man inscribes itself in the
memories of its fellows and in his
own manners aud face. The air is
full of sounds, the sky of tokens, the
ground is all memoranda and signature, and every object covered over
with hints which speak to the intelAnd the strongest hint
ligent."
which appeals to the intelligence of
man is that of using nature's remedy
wheu sickness comes his way. And
the remedy—Nature's remedy—made
from herbs and botanic substances, is
to be found in Impey's May Apple.
2s Oil, everywhere.*
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Cougn Remedy to give
■Rmberlain's
girl, who was suffering with
my little
a very bad attack of Croup. lam
pleased to say that after a few doses
relief was obtained, and before tho
was
bottle was finished ■my little girl
able to go to school again. I always
•recommend
Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to my frieuds as being the best
I have ever used." For sale by all
chemists and storekeepers.*
and
muck
other.' "
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Telephone IQ6.
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Mail Orders promptly and carefully attended to.
Largest
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Stocks
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MILLINERY,
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LADIES' COATS
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you have headaches ? Do your eyes water ? Do they ache ?
Does print run together? Do tilings appear double.'' Do
your
things appear double ? Do things become dim or swim ? Are
a bright
eyes inflamed 'i Do your eyes tire after reading? Does
light pain them ?
after
colds
cured
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has been steadily progressive,
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QUEEN-ST.,
SXNGEH SHOWROOM:
Butchers)
(Next Holloway &
Wellington.
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Comiespondbnce Invited.
RINGLESS GLASSES made up in all
Metals in Latest Styles.
AXjF HE D
Offer Refused.
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for your money. Inferior dentistry is costly at
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5/-.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
FROST & FROST,
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OUR WORK IS STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE.
Open Saturday Evenings till 9 o'clock.
Write or call for further particulars.
SURGEON DENTISTS,
119 WILLIS STREET (30 yard, above Perrett. Chemist).
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PORCELAIN GUMS DEFY DETECTION
AS BE NG ARTIFICIAL.
Sets of Teeth, £2/2/- and £3/3/-. Teeth extracted free when st.ts are ordered.
Temporary sets re-made to peimanent, £1/1/-.
Painless Extraction, ]/-.
Sy<irf Wlj
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Manager
£1200 Worth of Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods
to be sold at amounts of from 3d to 6d
in the 1/- off.
is not ihe money you pay for denial work
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BOOKS!
BOOKS!
STATIONERY & FANCY GOODS!
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I lhat counts, but the class of work
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BOOKS!
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Perfect Dentistry.
cam buy some low-priced v
i inferior grade! tea, put it up in a i
Fancy packet.fand mark it 2/- per y,
m lb —or anyjstJTer price.
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WE WANT CASH.
£
LEVI,
consulting optician,
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For 25/-.
LADIES' JACKETS 55/For 35/-.
LADIES' COSTUMES 90/For 6/6.
GIRLS' JACKETS 15/At your own price.
TRIMMED MILLINERY
1/- Each.
GIRLS'WOOL TAMS
An assorted lot of LADIES' & GIRLS' HATS, 6d Each.
See Our Windows This Week.
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Compare these machines with any other;
investigate the experience of their
users. You will find them
the best in every point.
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Qm stock Qf OpTICAL GooDS is worth
inspecting,
BAROMETERS 12s Gd to £5 ss.
BACK AND OPERA GLASSES 15s to £5.
PRISMATIC BINOCULARS ±610s to £14.
TELESCOPES, DRAWING INSTBUMENTS. MOTOR GOGGLES, PRISMATIC
COMPASSES and all kinds of READERS
and MAGNIFYING GLASSES,
Artificial Eyes a Speciality.
Son,
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Is pure Ceylon and pure blended
tea, and you have a guarantee
its Purity, Quality and Value.
j It has stood the test for THIRTY
YEARS, from 1879. to 1909.
1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 21-, '111 per lb.
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Head Office: 8, Willis-street,
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design, const, action and aitistic nmsli.
WOOD,
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by Competent Men, with
"TJIXA.MINATIONmethods
and appliances.
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During the half century of their existence.
the manufacture of SINGER SEWING
Optician (by exams.),
Chemist and
"!03 Customhouse Quay.
(Next Bank of Australasia.)
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MANY PEOPLE
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have defects of which they are unconscious, and while they suller
their
inconvenience or pain, they should wear glasses for the sake of
future eyesight.
Lane's Emulsion nourishes and invigorates—it enables
It
you to resist living disease.
always succeeds where ordinary
In
cough mixtures entirely fail.
bottles, 4/fl and 2/6 everywhere.
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Buy the laige size.
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to health.
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JEWELLER, ENGRAVER, & OPTICIAN,
any
'lungs In your family. labe Lane's
i'Eniulsion, and bee]) on tabing it
iiintil yon are thoroughly restored
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bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy.
etc. If there is a history of weak
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is
for four years, was entirely
by Lane's Eninhsior."
"W. Colerid-re i;.:ie. (■'•■o:uist.
■■Wellington, v.-fis com: let-iy cc.red
of a lon.sr-stfu:din:; co'if.-b v/ith
spitting of blood, by bane's Kiiiulsion."
These few inst?uc"s <-vn be multiolied. not ir:erely by Ir.uidreds.
but by thousands rigbt her«-> in
Just remember
.New Zealand.
that a cold is always the starting
'point of consumption, asthma.
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SPECIALTIES :
Maude,
'preferred by my patients to
The schoolboys bad studied, the clay
before, the first chapter of Acts, particularly the story of the election of
a new apostle. The teacher began by
revising yesterday's work. ''And how
was Matthias chosen?" he asked.
The brightest boy. to his teacher's beall
wilderment, replied: "They
3Tapped on him and kicked him."
said the teacher, "whatever
Hakes you say that?" "Well, sir, you
told us. You read out that "the lot
fell on Matthias."
In past time the first thing done to
a burn or scald was to exclude the air.
To do this the victim had to either apply a paste of oil and flour or else
bandage the scalded part, thus adding
to his sufferings. All that is now
necessary is to apply Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. This liniment gives immediate relief, also heals the part in
one-third the time taken by any other
application ; but what is more wonderful still is that there is never any scar
left after Chamberlain's Pain Balm is
used. For sale by all chemists and
Ella: "I'm to be married to-morrow,
Stella:
and I'm terribly nervous."
"Yes; I suppose there always is a
chance of the mau getting away up to
the last minute."
Mrs Cromer, Percy-street, Geelong,
"Acting on tne advice of a
jffchfcd of mine, I bought a bottle of
esz Albert Webb,
the Ch.vistlady who hr;:- probably
done more in the c-ri-va :> ;---v:.ihist
consumption than :\rr: o 1 ■■■•".' X. Z.
lady, says T..aru-"s i-":mvision has
suffering
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is a very true proverb. One that must appeal to everyone.
friend in adversity is a friend indeed." Cheerfulness in helping
anyone betokens staunch friendship. Metaphorically, there is also business friendship. It takes real form when you receive the best possible
value at a reasonable price. It is our business to create tailored garments
for Men and Women tiiat give satisfaction -stylish ;ipparel that fits correctly, giving the necessary ease where it is needed. Finishing them in
a manner which reflects credit on the makers.
Many ot Masterton's best dressers—Men and Women who appreciate
well tailored clothing—are our patrons.
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They know the worth of tailored friendship which eliminates the
invite
to-day.
your inspection of
call
We
wilderness. Hadn't you better
our Mid-winter Fabrics.
Lane's Emulsion is universally
known and used throughout New
Not a city. town, or
.Zealand.
township can be found in this
.country but where this valuable
healer and body-builder can be
readily obtained
II is used by
•all conditions of men, women, and
children at all times of the year,
and does irond whenever and
.wherever used
Marton,
•'Stanley C.
had reaily weak ]".■)■:' -bis doctor
!>i:on.
His
said he had
'..fine's Emul■letter relates that
relief,
complete
gave him
sion
'and built, him up to health and
" Nurse
Signet Rings
Letter
Plates
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MASTERTON.
"Without a Friend the
World is a Wilderness."
Luh*Vu:iV)d*
'strength."
Brass flame Plates
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New Zealand
People
gilifj
Crest Dies
Country Orders given every attention.
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and Inspect
SOLE AGENTS.
Inscriptions on Plates
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Memorial Brasses
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JOHN GKAHAM & CO.'S.
EDUCATION BOARD.
YOU CAN INVEST IT and be satisfied if you
VISIT OUR SALE.
if you keep it idle.
Perfect Combustion
No Smell
No Trouble
Illuminated Addresses
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MONEY IS NO GOOD
KEROSENE.
TO BURN
400 PAIRS OF LADIES'BOOTS
AND SHOES MUST BE SOLI)
at 25 to 50ft oft' usual price.
ODDMENTS
MUST BE CLEARED
SPECIAL
Lamps:
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The Latest and Best in
SPECIALTIES :
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Hannah's Boot Sale.
It was only a sunny smile,
And little'it cost, iv the giving:
But it scattered the night
Like the morning light
And made the day worth living.
Through life's dull warp a woof it
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SALE!
"LITTLE THINGS."
storekeepers.
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This man is freed from servile bands
Of hope to rise, or fear to fall—
.Lord of himself, though not of lauds:
And having nothing, yet hath all.
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Nor rules of state, but rules of good.
Who hath his life humours freed,
Whose conscience is his strong retreat ;
hose state can neither flatterers feed,
Nor ruin make accusers great.
Who God doth late and early pray,
More of His grace thau gifts to lend :
Aud entertains the harmless day
With a well-chosen book or friend.
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chauce doth
Or vice; who never understood
deepest wounds are given by
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C" NGKAVING is a very important branch of my business, and I give careful and painstaking
attention to it. A welKtrained'and reliable craftsman is employed in this department, and
my endeavour is to give absolute satisfaction with all work, and so win the confidence of patrons.
All work undertaken is done on. the premises.
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DESIGNING.
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and the
to announce to our customers
WE beg
public that we will open for'business in our New
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Of all Chemistsamifor New Zcalaml,
Solo Agents
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REMOVAL TO NEW PfiEMISES.
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of Wellington,
the Assigned Estate of Mr C. C. Ait ken,
have decided to establish a branch business In Masterton. In order to make room for the new stock that will be
arriving next month we have decided to clear the whole of the present stock at the above-mentioned prices.
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In addition to the above and in order to increase the nature of the business we propose establishing in Masterwe have brought from Wellington a big special collection of our stock. This comprises several thousands of
volumes including all the latest works in
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& retail booksellers,
MESSRS S. &W. MACKAY, wholesale
purchased
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Fiction, Travel, History, Biography, Science, Philosophy,
Religion, Etc. ; besides Bibles, Prayers and Hymns, Roman
Catholic Prayer Books, Leather-bound Poets, and Prose
Masterpieces, Autograph Books, Etc.
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