HARVESTING MACHINES; : '"" 1 " Ironmongers and Iron Merchants. , .... IMPORTERS OP ; AGRIOULTUEAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHIINEEY. ! NOW LANDING AND TO ARRIVE, for tliu coming harvest sec 1.1 following Implements, &a., which will be sold at lowest prices H'e wvuld ask purchaser) to bespeak Ikif Machines early to save disuppoinlment, HORNSBY'S HIGHEST PRIZE REAPER AND TWINE BINDERS with latest . Improvements. I • WOODS' AMERICAN REAPERS AND TWINE BINDERS with latest Improvements Best Manila Binding 'home for Harvesters, ■ ■ HOBNSBY'S PARAGON COMBINED REAPERSAND MOWERS. HORNSBY'S PARAGON MOWING MACHINES. American and English Horse Hay Rakes. Scythes, Scythe Handles and Stones, flay Rates and Forks, Reap Hookß, Sheep Shears, Turkoy Stones, Raddle, Sheops' Too Prunes, Wool Packs, Sewing Twine, Ropes and Blocks, Paints, Oils, Fencing Wire (black and galvan.sed). Galvanised'.Barbed Wire, Corrugated Iron, Fencing Staples, Hematite 1 Paint for Branding, Sheeps' Ear Plyefs, Soft Soap, Stockholm Tar, &c, -v j '. : : : ; . .'■:.,' WAREHOUSES, LAMBTON QUAY, AND FMTHERSTON ii»^nl^/itij] (LIMITED)-' WELLINGTON. SPRING & SUMMER NOVELTIES. NEW MANTLES aNG DOLMANS, SPEING & SUMMER NOYELIIES. New Jacket's and Capelets. '- : SPJftING- & SUMMER NOVELTIES. New Trimmed Hats, SPRING & SUMMER NOVELTIES. New Flowers and Feathers. SPRING & SUMMER NOVELTIES. NEW COSTUMES AND PINAFORES. SPSING- & SUMMEE novelties. New Gloycs and Hosiery. SPRING A. SUMMER, NOVELTIES. New Dress Stuffs and TrimmingsSPRING & SUMMER NOVELTIES. New Sunshades and Umbrellas. SPRING & SUMMER NOVELTIES. NEW KAIAPOI, MUSGIEL, AND GEELONG CLOTHING FOR MEN AND DOYS. NEW HATS, SCARFS, SHIRTS) COLLARS. TIES, ETC.-INSPECTION INVITED. mwm DENISON HOUSE, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON.
SPKIN.G. FIRST DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES OP THE SEASON BY KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, To which they iuytte inspection from their pntron3, visitors to Wellington, &c. Mantles, Visites, Capes, Jackets, Beaded Lace Mantles, And other useful and novel garments for .tli'o shoulders, aII.EUROHASED IN PAMS frpm-Le.iilitigManufacturers. ■■'.■'•"• FEENCH JOSTnMSS. A special lot of choice designs at present just opened,up DRESS MATERIALS In all the leading textures and colors, including Crushed Strawberry, Eleotno Blue. Hussinn Gray, &a. ' ■ ■ fIPUN SILKpHECKS, " : Either for Dresses or Trimming, very soft, durablo, and suitable : .for Ladies' for Children's wear! frenohWms, PLAIN AND PRINTED, in newest patterns and shades, Is 3d per yard. THE NEWEST SEAOTSiEPHYft CLOTHS, PLAIN AND FANCY CHECKS, all fastjColors, lpjd to Ispor yard. , LACES.' ■ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS luve'opod 4 caajs assorted Laces in all colors, ! including CRUSHED STRAWBERRY' IN COTTON AND SILK, PEETTQPES, DUCBESSE, MALTESE, UONITON, And other REAL LACES in various widths, All makes in Imitation' Laces (plain and old) Ties, Handkerchiefs, Fichus, in Imitation and Real Laces,
TAN GAUNTLET GLOVES 4/§ PEiTPAIK. ! Silk, Jersey, and PatenMabtening Gloves j Lisle, Cotton, an<j Tafletta Gloves, all sizes.'. TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, FRINGES, OltN AMENTS,' IN GREAT VARIETY. These Goods being now in Stock, Kirkcaldie & Stains again respectfully solicit an Inspcntion of the same. Further imports are daily expected. ! VERMS.-b per cent, for prompt cash over £2; % per cent, off ' i monthly accounts. ■' i KIBKCALDnFIND STAINS. LAMBTON-QUAY.ANDBRANDON-STfiEET. ,: ; :
:,: ~ i; WjURTOA I [TEAM -Tj'LoUß,'"4,'i n iiATMEAL U'TEAM'.TLOUE, & UATMEAL ■;■;': MILLS.. ; i ON SALE by the •Qndersigned, who hope i to receive a slmre of public support; Superfine Silk D'essed Flour ~,, Wheaien Meal, Seconds, Pollardj and i \,?P n •'■.'''. ' : . Oatmeal, Meal Seeds, Corn Dust, &o. BACOI&WKIGLEY We are also PURCHASERS:of ,WHBAT, OATS, &0,, or can SUPPLY all descriptions of BUILDING MATERIAL n EXCHANGE for GRAIN."" '""' Wheat or Oats Gristed at Current Rates. OAT-CRUSHING 'Machinery 'specially imported, which crushes Oats in a ; manner; superior to any other ■ machine'in the; di.Btriot., Now in working order. WILLIAM SELLAK, AGENT FOR New Zealand Fire and Marino Insurance Company, New Zealand Accident Insurance Company. ertifioated Accountant in Bankruptcy. TEMPLE CBAMBOB, MASTERTON
► OBEHTB 0N AND CO . jlI ENGINEERS AND BOILERMAKERS, SHIP AND GENERAL SMITHS, PncENix Foundry, Old Customhouse-Street, HavoonSale—--1 Potent Brick-making Machine, capable of moulding 15,000 bricks per day; suitable for steam or horse-power, Also A email Boiling-down Plant, suitable for small butcher. 1335 Solway Wool Press, tT P. YORK, Sole Maker in the , V , Wellington Province of the above PreßS, has a few now on hand; made, from' Well-seasoned Tmbbb'. This Press took First Prizes at Duneilm and Wairarapa Shows, and BEAT TBE SPEEDY PREBS at Canterbury last vew. ' ONE MAN CAN WORK THIS MACHINE, Price Lists and particulars on application. W. F. YORK, 1475 Maker, Kuripuni. W.TB PERRY, aENERALBUTOHEIu Bridge- MASTEBTON
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1504, 9 October 1883, Page 1
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