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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 32, 3 November 1894, Page 15

, Limited., Manures ! Manures !!! We can supply for the coming season 001"3;1 Q*U Queensland, Sydney, & O uano, Calcutta; GrUSjXIO gave excellent results last year and has no superior in the market. (SEE CIRCULAR.) for Rabbit-poisoning. ' 9 ■—' 5 other seeds —machine-dressed—of first-class quality. and A. F. HAWKE, Manager. A. A. MacGrIBBON, Auctioneer.

The J. G Ward Farmers’ Association of N.Z., Limited. Storage of Ceram. We can offer Storage to farmers desirous of holding their oats Lowest Rates. We. are cash buyers of Oats Kyegrass and linseed. Buy 3 8~1 r£ you want clean, healthy sheep and LTTSTBOTJS WOOL. Tlie •?. C, Ward Farmers’ Association OZB - * ITEW ZBALAITD, LIMITED,

J K. JAMESON Jigjm 4HL Engineer, Millwright, BOILERM AKER, AND General Blacksmith, INVERCARGILL. Traction Engines Threshing Mills PORTABLE ENGINES Fitted and repaired, and every description of machinery overhauled on shortest notice. Personal supervision of all work. 'Thoroughly good workmanship at moderate price Repairs and alterations skilfully and faithfully executed. Estimates given for all kinds of Iron Work. In connection with Bridges, Dredges, etc.— astings in Iron or Brass t j any Pattern Correspondence invited. J. K. JAMESON, Engineer and Ironfounder Works— Yakeow Stebet Telephone— No.lo7 n A E T *■*: HUGHES Don Street (next Criterion Hotel! WF^ELWEIGHT and GENERAL BLACKSMITH Drays and Waggons made to Ord«rr. Waggons, Spring Carts and all ■ kinds of Light Vehicles made on the Premises, i HORSESHOEING AMD GfSRERAL JoßßOrg G. N. DAWSON AND CO., General Storekeepers & Dealers. WAIMATUKH & RIVERTON. ATh PE New Premises having been erecte We are now in a position to supply al ‘’kinds of Groceries, Drapery, Ironmongery &c., every article at the lowest possible price for Cash. HIGHEST PRICE given for all Eggs Butter, and other Farm Produce. We are also Cash Buyers of SHEEPSKINS andRABBITSKINS Wool. Horsehair, Hides, Tallow, &c., &c. -Agent for “THE SOUTHERN CROSS,’ Penny Weekly Newspaper.