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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1479, 10 September 1883, Page 1

EEID AND GRAY'S NEWLY IMPEOVED NEW ZEALAND CENTRAL DISC, DISC HARROW.! 280 MADE AND IN USE ! ! I IS the SIMLEST, the best and most durable in the market., Last Season it took first prize in competition with all Colonial and American Makers at Christchurch, Dunklin, Invercargill, Wyndham, Gore, Oamaru, Timarn, Waimate, Allesmero, Eangiora, Masterton, Auckland and Wanganui. Sizes kept in Stock—G, 8,10 and 12 feet. MD& GRAY'S NEW ZEALAND TWINE BINDER. ■ At the Oamarn trial of Twine Binders it" took the GOLD MEDAL as the BEST MACHINE IN THE FIELD 11 Beatim? Samuelson's and Howard. This Seas.m at the Taierl trial it took First Prize as tho BBS! 1 REAPER AND BINDER, and also a First Prize as the Be3t all round Maohine in competition with Horasby's, Howard's and W. A. Wood's, ;• Wo are now booking orders for tho following harvest, and as the demand wilt h ■! •~n we would like our friends to order at onuc to AyOID disappointment. As we wlh !:::■;: a well-assorted Stock of Fittings at all our Branches, Farmora can rely on getting I 1 'ittingj at » MOMENT'S NOTICE. Doable Furrow Ploughs, Chaff Cutters, Horse Gears, Cambridge Rollers, Seed Sowers, #c,,&c. ( ; Illustratod Catalogues FBKE on application to our Head Ofiico Dunedin, or to our Branches at Oamaru, Timarn, Invorcarf ill, Cliristchurch; Askburton or Auckland, IEIZED IN mIIANSIT 1 , QEIZED IN mBANBIT I SEIZED IN mBANBIT I Ave now Selling.a Largo Consignment of BOOTS AND BHOES SEIZED IN TRANSIT, Amountiug, as per Involco, to £3490 15b, but owing to the glut of imports and dep-cssion in the Money Market, they have secured the above at the enormous discouut of 50 per cent, for cash. SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, at the Cash Boot Market, Cuba-street, Rc&d Prioo List and Inspect : the STOCK before buying yw BOOTS AND SHOES. WUIfTH 18/G Men's strong Nailed Bluchers IR/C Mon's strong Kip Tights 12/K Men's strong Nailed Boots l(i/ii Men's sewn E, Sides .. 14/ li Men's JO. Sidos .. IH/li Men's K. Sides .. .. 12/(i Men's Darby Shoes .. 18/ li Men's Glove Kid E, Sides 14/ li Men's Best Pegged Bluchers 10/ li Youths'strong E. 5..1 to 4 8/lißojß , Btroi)gK.S.,Wtol3 (i/fi Boys'strong g.S., 7 toO 18/6 Gents' Calf Oxford Sho^s i)/B Women's Dairy Boots .. 8/6 Children's Cooper Toes, from 7/ii Hoys' and Youths' Bluchers 3/6 Men's Slippers .. 18/6 Men's Shooters ... .. 20/- Men's sewn E. Sides .. 10/8 Youths' strong Nailed Boots 7/i5 Boys' strong Nailed Boots PIUCE L,IBT. HOW WORTH >rs .. 5/6 8/6 Ladies* Kid E.S. Boots,. ~ ..11/6 7/6 Ladios'Prunella Boots .. .. 9/11 3/1 Ladios* Slippers •. ..13/6 4/6 Ladies' Bouse Shoes .. ..12/'! 18/6 Ladies' Kid Button Boots .. 9/G 6/G Qirla' Kid 8.5., 7t09 .. .. .. 8/0 7/0 Girls' Kid 8.5., 10 to 14.. .. ~ 12/8 8/6 Maids' Kid E.S., :l and 2 ■s .. 10/K 7/(i Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes . ..6/9 8/fi Ladies' Kid Derby Shoes i ..6/9 10/6 Mies'Glove-kid Shoes., .. 4/9 5/6 Ladies' Cashmere I fon se Boots.. .. I •:>/(>' fi/6 Ladies'D. soled Cashme:c Shoes '.'. 7/fi fi)fi Ladies' Colored Felt Shoos >m .. 1/11 10/6 Ladies' Lava-it K. sides., i .. 4/1 1 10/6 Lidies'(iermiii lasting Boots .. .. I/O 4/6 Children's Kid legijed Balmorals .. 12/"> 4/fi Children's Levant Balmorals .. .. l:)/:i! 2/6 Child's Kid and Levant E.S. .. ,s .. i;,':i j 3/6 Child's Strap Shoes ... ' .. ~ 4/il 11-1/6 Ladies'pi Boots remember Saturday next as the great day for Boots and Shoes, and recollect there is ny 10-year o!d stock, nn rotten,')):) moth-ea'e i, and no bad clastic at our establishment. R. HANNAH & CO., CASH BOOT MARKET ~. ... CUBA STREET KNOWS IT. ~ A.LINDS,, IPETONE BREWERY, a.lindsm. mUNE. DnLWLIu, mO Storekeepers and Station-managers,- TW „nviv [ A. LINDSAY, having now completed WIiLLIWUIUJN. his plant for the manufacture of all kiu is cf Boots and Shoes, is now prepared to make Q_ EDMONDS ANDCO.'H Men's Best "Wateitig'its, pegged, at 14>riveted, 13s per pair for orders of six pairs ..^ and upwards, for cash ouly. A. LINDSAY, celkdrai'kd agag ' Ales an,« Bootmaker, Lambton Quay, and Cuba-st., (Josh Boot Mart, Wellinprou ......... B It U W a (jo Equal to me (! r, ;;i; ;. Of English, At 83 6(3 -SjTRADE mark*;Ku.Ugentsfor North British and Mow::- IHJUWUM, tile Insurance Company. And Murray, Eoberts & Co. PER DOZEN, DELIVERED. Caf.h advanced on wool and insuram.es effected at lowest current rates from sheep's results of ANALYSIS -No. l-ALK. :-" \ back to London, clear bright well-flavored Ale with good body, sued after-taste; tonus good head./ W. 11. , No - 2-POHTEU :-" A sound wcll-fiavored and rJpoHe4 sninplu of Porter: makes a ijood heail. linlli | . samples were found to ho unadulterated ill any way. \\//l CALL AM, J. HECTOR \}/ \\ ' Museum Laboratory, Wcllingto'i, ' ~ „ . ~ December 2MI), ISSI v< hnyumtim \ American Q Coach u»l Car- £— riaije Builda; ESTABLISHED 1872. S. SOFFE'S TTAS much pleasure in M nounon K lo| Ml tamsa, * Gotual ForsishM the inhabitants of Wellington and m^^e™^^ suiroundiug districts that lie bus com- iJiN*Mmm^w i LijM,ioN. menoed business in Mannevis-stieot and .tttdviittdi? „f „ i i Courtenuy-placo, and is prepared to ex., j?™" ™I E ° ««y terpu,-. cuto orders in all kinds of English ~nd [ , tn ldel ' < to "">■ "; - ■. ■■ ■■ . . ~ diced workmen. American carnaae work. . , v „ . r , , , Vehicles of every description always oa .') four-Boomed Hone fliij.l,.!, ..■ ~ , hand or made on the shorted notice. ™¥ l T ' g '" ' ror stvlo and work.nanshi,.. combined **)■ , fla ! ' ""''B™'"' ' y, this alabli.hm.ut cannot be » frames) wel pholsteieU, ,<. , ■" hill sized Spring Mntta-es lrom »j'.;;;. ' ' All goods guaranteed to be lun-ni from iMANKEIW-SllffiKT AND CotlHTtt'AY-VUCK, j- e || seasonedinateil.il. No etoiiil-nii!.: WELLINGTON. material used for Beii.iing or Upho.sic,nv purposes. Orders by post or wire otiiiiiii.'.. A. MILLKR, Empire Hotel. Feathevsteii, is to 11 :;„ the Agent for the Wairarapa District. HI'YTITV'S t?actw All work guaranteed for twelve months. ntALiiii & jimiLJl, \m A a public garden iu the e. t st ei.d of J, E. HA Y E S, XX London, and another i'ear I'on.obeilo Pthmhini iivnnAftifriTfiMi Ai. f-i- liamckB > Dul,lin p tllu y 1111 -« » "»H i»r LUMBfcB lambton ijUAi. men and women ami woin-oui.lamu old ..,„A„ipi,n n ],i donkeys, etc, are sent in at one side oi lho IMIO U1 & » U_l _ mm, ti . M \ come out ail quite young no. Brass, lead, zmc, and galvanised iron lively, I urn going to tiy that game on mj Coppei, brass, ahd wrought iion tubing t.iiloiing establithinent. It has bitonic Oait-iron water and gas pipe* dieadtuiiy old and dilapidated laie'iy. ■ Pumjis, house and ship closets hope to have it through the mill by the li;i' .Hubhcr hose, and block tin of thu mouth, If you pay it a visit o.i 0..Engineers'and plumbers'brass work ulcer bat date you ma,, see what a (;i an •vlasfittings, etc., (Src, improvement, Every yard of goods im.. M iNUFACTUREU 0¥ fcvw y I:rt ' clc E ' ia " ( l ,ul ° "ew, txctptii., ; ■.i.o boss, and he will try to look as yi.Ui, IDistilling and brewing apparatus aj po9bi||lo| IU Lag , lt last mma V( , . Lightning conductors, pumps extensive preniis. sat a cheap ren;, mm v,i Water-engines, plunge and shower bath ~0 clwblta l 0 w \ M c ,. st(!lm!ls [ M{ , .ilydraulic cellar pumps, und se.f-a«lin K Yalul , l]mn ut ~.," ( | w|l! f .,,.., , on( , lin)e .j^ b" 9 ' B piemisua wid bu ki.own by the of t; e llydmulio lifts, hot water appnratiiß ii U gle, opposite l;arr t WsL!ot«l, anl oray diis ripinoa ot brass, lead, and copper goods. Directions ior Mf-nuamrcmml : ; J, E, HAYES, [' i ■vv r e!lingtoii Plumbing Works, Lambton Quay, \ ■ % !: . Firewood. Firewood,''." Firewood. jj ■'■ f" J. CHAPMAN still supplies the BEST | it) , MY Si I UND I'IKIsWOOD in «uy IJ lluigchs on tlie snortest notice. • e 'Orderß left with J. Elliott, Saddler will iUueeive PROMPT ATTENTION as before. ' "..mAM CO'NfIEOTiON WITH ANY CATERS. Directions For HdJ-mcamnrnml .' First, state age, height, weight, and tccupation, and if erect or stooping. Measure tiie cheat uuderueatli the arms over the v; si, and waist oyer the vestj'measuie the fi..; seam of the coat sleeve; lay your tioun .:• flat on the table, meisure the Biibi te; in from top to bottom, then the leg s-ain mi around the waist. 11-i-> H. PEARSON, TAILOR, &c, BEGS to notify that he naa REMOVi j, to Premises opposito the Post Otii.v 131'J Qncen-street. Maste/ton.