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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 304, 31 October 1879, Page 4

DDWiKDS AND GOLD & SILVER ELECTRO-PLATERS WATCHMAKERS, 4a | Lambton Quay (near Government Buildings) Wellington. 254 T|HE LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND: 1 GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. EDWARD PEARCE, Agent, Wellington. THOMAS FREETHEY, Sub-Agent, Greytown, T7ILLI.AM KEESTER TENT AND SAILMAKER, (Opposite Empire Hotel), i Masxerton. 183 HODFREY RUSSELL VJ BUILDER. MASEERTON. WALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, Bridge-street, Mastekto A P. FIELDING FRUITERER, GREENGROCER, AND SEEDSMAN. Splendid assortment Fan iy Goods. 183 TV IR J. VILE begs to inform the inhabit-

ants of Maaterton and surrounding district that he has taken the FLOUR MILL from Mr J. Crimp, and is now prepared to grind grist at current rates. Wheat purchased. Best silk-dressed Flour, Seconds and Bran on sale at the mill. Masterton, March 3, 1879. 63 To arrive ex St. Leonards. 84 packages Samuelson's Combined B lance Draught Reapers and Mowers. '0 packages Samnelson's ''OrnmW SelfRaking Side-Delivery Reapers. 6 -''Star" Patent Horse-rakes, with wheels 3ft Gin and 4ft high. To arrive ex Amelia Boss.

20 MoCormack's Keaping and Self-Binding Machines. These machines have been thoroughly tested in repeated trials throughout Otago and Canterbury, and proved the bestaiapted lor colonial work. They are equally suited for Grass Seed, Oats, or Wheat crops. JOHN DUTHIE AND CO., SOLE AGENTS, WILLIS-STKEET, WELLINGTON. 252 GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, CARTERTON, Having purchased the whole of the Stock of G. Sayer's, beg moat respectfully to solicit a share of the patronage of the settlers of Carterton, Taratahi, awl outlying districts, and trust that by civility and attention to business, combined with selling the best articles at the lowest remunerative rates, to give sat sfaetion to those who may favor them with their custom, They invite attention to their large stock of Groceries, Drapery. CJiina, Glassware, Crockery, and Ironmongery, most of which they purchased at first-hand in England, during the recent depression. Special attention i 3 requested to their stock of General Ironmongery, Cutlery, and Plated Goods, the largest in the Wairaraja.

SHEEP SHEARS. SHEEP SHEARS. Gardener & Son having imported a very large quantity of Sheep Shears, can offer the same at the following prices:—Ward and Payne's No. 38, 4s6il; J. Sorby ami Sons, No. 69, 4s fid; Greaves' Paten*:, No. 81,4s Gd. A liberal discount to buyers of half■lgent for No'thern Insurance Co. WAIPOUA BREWERY, MASTERTONTio ALE and STOUT from the above Establishment were awarded the highest Prizes at the Agricultural Society's Shows for the years of 1877 and 1878. In drawing attention to this fact the Proprietor begs to thank the public for the liberal support he has received, and to assure them that no efforts will be spared to continuo to supply them with a good and unadulterated article. The only free house in Masterton at which the above ALES and STOUT can be obtained is the Club Hotel, and at Featherston at Toogooil'B Club Hotel. Wholesale at the Brewery, and the Branch stablishment Carterton. J. GATTSCHA, 242 Manager. /CENTRAL STORE. MANNERS-ST, Vj WELLINGTON. Nursery Grounds—Hopper and Taranaki-sts. and at the Lower Hutt. F. COOPER, Wholesale and retail Seedsman and Florist. Flower, Garden, Farm, agricultural and pastoral seeds; Clover and natural Grass seeds; Conifera, and other tree seeds. lS*The Choicest seeds only kept. On Sale—Every description of Horticultural requisites and requirements. Theoldest seed establishment in the Province 451 WAIPOUA STEAM SAW PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, Sasli and Door Factory. Curved work cut to any design. Turning in all its branches

All description of Joiner's work done. Agents for all descriptions o5 Caned Worl BACON & WEIGLEY ■ Proprietors Both household and smith's, to be had a PfLCHER'S SHED, Featherston, in an; quantity for CASH. ipply to J. D. OAK!,?, Featherston. W. BOCK, iGreytown. T. C. DAItOY, 800 M&sterton.