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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1061, 29 April 1882, Page 4

;>-i ■ : EAGXiE TBEEIVERY ' ij '""' MAB?E&TON, r ,; v";::vfr : ? GAT.TBbjtSJJSisoIg I V BREWERS'AND! MiiigiEHSi'' - :; V [ l In returning thanks tii ; the ; f6i> thdlr '• liberal patronnge^hith'erto^'TVbuld;i-eßpeot- '• fully beg to inform them tthat they are how '• brewing from .their, OWN MALT, and that d tlioir Aloo unit Hfnnt in htlllr inA VMU i'i o. the choicest quality,, equaltoanybrewed \ in tne colonies, and would.;aolioit axon- ||. tinuance of their favors. -..,.,, 'All orders punctually attended to at the Brewery, Masterton, or the Depflt, next Mr Bowles'Butcher Shop/OARTERTOIJ. ~ (|ATTSCHF& i pARSON|^' ; PBOPErETOBS. . r WAIPOUA BREWERi WALPOUA BREWERY Re-OPENIHG OP Ihe Waipoua J BREWERY. R. Y. SMITH has the pleasure to announce that he has purchased the valuable ' Plant and Stocbin-Trade of the Waipoua . Brewery, ■ ■ ■' R. Y. SMITH is now able to brew and sell at ordinary rates s A BETTER GLASS OF BEER . than any which has hitherto been browed in the Provincial District. DUNEDINBEER will now be superseded by a better local r article at a less price, i ' ■ . " CARTERTON FARRIERY AND WHEEL e WRIGHT WORKS. / ROBERT CRAWFORD PROPRIETOR. SPORTING an other Horses SHOD on the most approved principle. All kinds of Vehicles made and repaired. Farm Implements mado and repaired. : j HIGH .STREET CARTERTON HAMUELSON AND CO.'S ;; REAPER AND STRING BINDER. This eminent firm of Agricultural ImpleS ment Engineers, after devoting several years' - it attention to the production of a first-class o machine, now offer their Harvester, claiming t; that it is brought to the highest state of perfection that experience has' yet rendered I, possible. i, Thb woodwork of this machine is of selected , English Ash, the castings are of extra ' quality, the fingers of patent welded Bteel and iron, and the workmanship, throughout ; ( of the high quality of English machinery. The knotting apparatus employed by Samuelson and Co., is such that it is imposBible for the knot to be missed, and its if operation so perfect that it will not fail to tie the bands securely. The report of a trial, under the auspices i, of the Otago A, and P. Association, at Abbotsford, Otago, on 17th February.last, says " This machine turned -out its work in a very superior manner. The sheaves were well balanced, securely tied, and delivered * i. with perfect regularity, the cut was as • stiaight as an arrow's flight, and the machino appeared tj travel over the ground remarkably easy, so that a good rate of speed was maintained. A hempen cord was used for' tying The spectators were: extremely well pleased with this machine. To all appearance in would have finished its plot first, or, at any rale, about the samo time as the MoCormaok, but for an accident which occurred when only about two ronnds had to be made. When going through a little gully the 'swayboard,' or 'vibrator,' as some term it, broke, and the machine was helplessly stuck up, so far as the competition was concerned." , ~-.■•■ J The verdiot of the judges was a follows! f "Samuelson did not finish allotment; r Osborne, 12 points; Wood, 23; points; Robertson's Deering, 14 points 'fb. Reid's J We the undersigned judges, appointed by • the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association to judge the twine bindere, have come ) to the conclusion that* in the crop to-day the work done by the Wood and McOormack machines, and by the Sainuehjon, until the ■■ time of the accident, wis as near perfection as could be." [Signed by the seven judges.] Mr_ Samuelson, junior, who visited the colonies during the recent harvest to examine into special circumstances and wants, has returned to England, and will effect such small alterations as the experience of his visit may suggest, and we have confidence in r recommending the ,' SAMUELSON HARVESTER, , as tlio best in the market for the'next season. " As only a limited number of machine? will 1 be shipped, to prevent disappointment, in- ; tending purchasers would do well to com- ■ municato with us in time for next outgoing 1 mail. JNO. DUTHIE & CO. Wellington, ARMS AND AMMUNITION. OUR stock of all kinds sporting requirements is very complete, comprising :- BREECH and Muzzle-loading Single and Double-barrel Guns, CURTIS and Harvey's celebrated Gunpowder—Diamond, Rifle, F.F.F. CARTRIDGES and Cartridge Cases, Caps, Wads, and Shot. LOADING and Closing Machines/Turnovers, Re-cappers and Cap Extractors. A LARGE assortment of all kinoj of Gun Fittings. Purchasers of this description of goods will find special advantages m buying from a large stock, as .they can rely on having their whole orders supplied by one firm, and thereby avoid the expense of a double permit fee. JNO. DUTHIE & CO, Willis-street Wellington, Geo. Remington, COPPERSMITH, PLUMBER, AND \J GASFMER. Manufacturer of Improved Cheesemaking apparatus, and Confectioners' Oscillating Revolving, and Melting- Panß, eto. Galvanised Spouting, Ridging, Dowotfipe Ordinary and ELECTRIC BELLS fitted up, Cdba-bt., Wellington. \ Estimates given for all descriptions of itork connected with the trade. \ \TA DW I N F E T H"JJT GROCER AND DRAPER I QUEENSTREET, MASTEBIONjj' AGENT UNION INSURANCE OOIfMH i ROBERTSON. & CO., ' ENGINEERS, IRONPOUNDERS. AND BOILERMAKERS. , Old Custom House |street, WellingtonHave forsale— : '.:\ SPEEDY'S PATENT WOOL PRESSES, f-packs with improved ratohet'.raotiok 16-horse power Cornish boiler, 'in first* .classorder, Price,sßs. '''■ '' | " Estimates furnished for all kinds of,-work rnHE WAIRARAPA DAILY is regularly 1 filed for Reference at" The Associated NfIWH and AdvAi+ininrf Pmunii «* V„„. rr.T Stitohbury's Buildings, Auckland.'.'