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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 18, 21 July 1896, Page 4

ADKIN, WELLINGTON AND PALMEBSTON NORTH. NEW AUTUMN^MILLINERY AT OLD PRICES. Ist, Our first 2 shipments of NEW GOODS are opened. These goods were ordered 7 Months ago2nd They were purchased before the great Advance in Wool took place. 3rd, We will continue to sell at Old Prices. 4th, We purchase DIRECT from the Mills. sth We keep the most Reliable Goods in the Market. 6th, All Goods marked in Plain Figures in both our Shops, at Wellington Cash Prices. SEND FOR SAMPLES, and see the Value we give. THORNDON HOUSE, WELLINGTON ; THE SQUARE, PALMESTON N.| Warnock & Adkin. REID AND GRAY'S D.F PLOUGHS dE&t DF PLOUGHS 12,000 " T^nr T7 y^ 12,000 MADE ! ' MADE 1 IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN PLOUGHS THIS SEASON. All Mouldboards are now made to duplicate, which enables farmers to put on new Mouldboards themselves without, the aid of a blacksmith. The beam where the land-lever stud is bolted on to plough is made broader to compensate for bolt holes. A notable feature is our HARD REVERSIBLE PATENT STEEL POINTS *'OR SHARES (Over 24,000 already in use), which will outlast four ordinary welded on points, and ke6pthe share always in good condition. ONCE USED. ALWAYS USED. Required only to be tried to be appreciated. ANOTHER NEW DEPARTURE IS OUR PATENT INSTANTANEOUS STRAIGHTENING AiND FRONT LIFTING GEAR.. This is only put on ploughs wben so ordered, at a small extra cost. All Einds and Descriptions of Plough c and kept in stock. DIGGERS, BOTH SINGLE AND DOUBLE, Fitted with either Hard Tempered Steel or Chilled Mouldboards. Sole Agents in New Zealand for DEKRING PONY AND ALL-STEEL HARVESTERS AND BINDBES. "TO~FARMERSri>MRY COMPANIES, AND OTHERS. ENGINEERSrBOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS^ FOUNDERS, IRON BRIDGE BUILDERS, ETC., ETC., ETC. MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. HAVE erven special attention to the manufacture of Boilers and Engines, Shafting and Pulleys, and all machinery for Creameries and Dairies. Our expert knowledge in this branch is of first importance to those requiring plants. Have in hand at present contracts for 12 plants Estimates given. Patterns of all sizes, compound and other Engines, High* pressure Boilers and Machinery of highest quality, for all purposes. PRICES NOT TO BE BEATEN. Note the Address— MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON.

MELSON lIMOATESC* t PRIZE MEDAL » rVRECEVLONinUHAK TEAS Ban Wirttiorttt Reach of An PURE |1 /Al CEYLON I/O PURE ITia INDIAN 1/10 BLENDED Tf}/, EJOTNUCE-=V-AMD 9* TO %W /A SOLO BY ALL GROCERS. BWE NOTHING ELSEI TAMES J. CURTIS Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding Agent, Customhouse quay, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 198. Telephone, tJo. # Proprietor of Wellington Parcel Delivery Company. Goods and Parcels forwarded to all parts of the world PLANTING SEASON. FBUIT AND FOEEST TEEES, SHBUBd, &c. ] ( ( COCO TO BBLKCTFBOM. THE old-established firm of Majo and Sons grow ali they offer, and guarantee them of most approved varieties, true to name. No Codlin Moth ; No Scale Blight, Illustrated Catalogue posted free. Iksmctiow Invitbd. Winners of SIX Prizes at the late International Fruit Conference at Wel> liugton. MAYoTsONS, NtfBSEKY AND SEEDSMEN, Palmebston Nobth. ■\T7' ANTED Known — Travellers by V T the Manawatu Bail way are re* minded that Wambb Fbkbxan, the pop' ulsr caterer, is still in charge of the B«---freabBBMn Car; also Lessee of the Pal* aenton ftailway BtbvihmMit Boons.