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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1493, 26 September 1883, Page 1

GHATS NEWLt : IMPEOYEp; NEW ZEALAND ;V . CENTRAL DISC, DISC HARROW ! ■ :l ' ; ' 280.MADE AND IN DSE !! t IS the SIMLKST, the best and moat durable in the markot. Last Season it took first ; prize in competition witli all Colonial and American Makers at Christchurch, Duneilin lo'veroargill, Wyndh'am, Gore, Oamaru, Timaru, Waimate, Alleemero, Rangiora, J]a3terton' •Auckland and Wa?ganui, Sizes kept in Stock—6, 8,10 and 12 feet. ' REID & GRAY'S NEW ZEALAND TWINE BIDDER.

. At the Oamarn trial of Twine Binders it) took the GOLD MEDAL as the BEST MACHINE IN THE FIELD! I Beating Samnelson's and Howard, This Season at tlio Taieti trial it took Firßt Prize as tlio BEST REAPER AND BINDER, and also a First Prize as the Best all round Machine in. competition with Homsby's, Howard's an.l W A Wood's.

. We are now booking orders for the following harvest; and as the demand will be large Ave would like our friends to order at once to AVOID disappointment, As we will have a well-assorted Stock of Fittings at all our Branches, Farmors can rely on getting Fittinoa at a MOMENT'S NOTICE. Double Furrow Ploughs, Chaff Cutters, Horse Gears, Cambridge Rollers, Seed Sowers. #o,| &0., , • i f ; Illustrated Catalogues FRKE on npplieatinn to our Head Office Dunlin, or to our Branches atOamaru, Timaru, InyercarpiU, Christchurch; Askburton or Auokland,

gEIZED IN rp II AN SIT 1 gEIZED IN rjIRANSIT Arc now Soiling a Large Consignment of - BOOTS AND SHOES SEIZED IN TRANSIT,

Amounting, as-per Invoice, to £3490155, but owing to the glut of imports and dep-ession in ; the Money Markat, they have secured the above at the enormous discount of 50 per cent, for cash. SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, at. the Cash Dn o t Market, Cuba-street, Read Price List and Inspect the STOCK before buying y.mr BOOTS AND SHOES.

WORTH NOW fcß/6 Men's strons; Nailed B'uclierg .. 5/6 18/'fi Men's strong Kip Tights .. 11/6 12/6 Men's 6trong Nailed Boots .. 9/11 16/11 Men's sewn E. Sides ..13/6 14/6 Men's & Sides w. .. .. 12/ti .13/6 Men'sOEilSides':!!.' .. .. 9/0 12/6 Men's Darby Shoes .. .. 8/6 18)6 Men's Glove Kid E. Sides .. 12/6 14/6 Mod's Best Pegged Bluchers .. 10/6 10/6 Youths'strong 8.5., 1 to'l .. 6/9 8/6 Boys' strong U.S., 10 to 18 .. 5/9 ■ 6/6 Boys! strong E.S., 7to 9 .. 4/9 18/6 Gents' .Galf Oxford Shoes ~ 12/ li 9/6 Women's Dairy Boots .. .. 7/6 3/6 Children's Copper Toes, from .., I/I 1 7/6 Boys'jand l'ouths' Bluchers 4/ ! ! 3/6 Men's Slippers l/'ir | 18/6' Men's Shooters .. .. 1 :!/<; : 20/-" Sides .. 15/11 | 10/8 Youths' strong Nailel Boots ~ 6/0 ! 7/6. Boys' strong Nailed Boats .. 4/11 i

Kcineraler Saturday next as the great (lay for Boots and Shoes, and recollect there is no 10-year old stools, 110 rotten, 110 moth-eaten, and no bad elastic at our establishment. R HANNAH & CO., CASH BOOT MARKET CUBA STEEET EVERYBODY KNOWS IT.

B K (J W n . & 0 0 Sub-Agonts for North liritish and Mercantile Insurance Company. And Murray, Roberts & Co. Cash advanced on. wool and insurances effected at lowest current rates from sheep's bank to Imndoit. PHOTOGBAPHIC ART !

NOTICE. MR OAZNEAU, who for the past six years, has-been Sole Operator in Messrs Wrigglesworth & Binns' well-known Photographic Studio, Wiliia-atreet, and,«ho has produced all tho photographs of .the above-named firm which took the Fiiist Prizes at the Melbourne and Sydney Exhibitions, begs,, to intimate to, his many frieuda and patrons that ho has commenced business on his own account in Wellington, under the style of OAZNEAU & CONNOLLY, In those contral and commodious . premises on LA.MBTON QUAY, (Opposite Grey-street and Queen's Whart) lately occupied by Professor Augustus. The ■ Studiij is now completed, the extoleivo alterations made throughout the premises making the establishment one of the most complete in every detail that the Australian Colonies can produce, ■ ,Mr Cazneauj will guarantee his friends and patrons even better photograph* than in the past having spared no expense in importing the very newdst instruments from Paris and San Francisco, -introducing novelties that have never before been attempted by photographic artists; in New Zealand.

CAZNBAU & CONNOLLY, • ' r hoto Artiste, 1352 Lambt'oD Quay, Wellington. FOOTBALLS !I I FOOTBALLS 11 !

T). A SHE it CHEAP FANCY BAZAAR, Mandcrs-at., Wellington. IMPORTER Ofr BRITISH AND FOREIGN ; GOODS 11! HAS just opened for the season a caso of Footballs, Footuall Bladders/ and Inflators. j Also EIGHT CASES OF PICTURES Cages, Glass Inkstands, Accordions, Ladies' Bags and Purses, Boxing tfloves, JJaskutware, Ornaments, Rocking and Velocipede jHorsos. and GENERAL FANCY GOODS N.B.—FOOTBALL BLADDERS lIK- ■ ! PAIHED, ; ■ . For 8 fl-i -5U Sinking Canaries.

SEEDS' : SEEDS, ' Established 1565 \leedi, Choice Qardtn Seals ' " •/" Choke MtjriCuUurdl Seeds; • "Jnat 7 rei-eived [to hand a fido assortment o the above in evert class, which have arrived .in ; their; usual- splendid condition, _' jOyer ' OO Pickets of Lew and choide" fldwer seeds. Special Mention is called Ho'my fine grasses, clovers, mangolds, .and svyeed,. seeds,, which canriot be sur- '' jMsei',, . i : All flountrj ottiera attended to with tie nabßt careful supervision and despatch, COOl'Eli, Wholes^e' 1 ■ Retail Seedsman, Nursfry i .. au( i Fiorigt,* j {■ MANNEES'STREIir, 'WEL LINGTON