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* RE I DAN D GRAY'S NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWER. FOR sowing drain, Grass, Turnip, Rape, Mangel, &c,; and the Turnip-sower can be arranged whon ordered, to sow Lucerne or other small seeds simultaneously to the Bowing of Byograss if desired. It is the only sower in tho market that will sow with absolute regularity on either excessively rough or very smooth land. It will sow any desired quantity of Grain or Grass by simply changing one wheel, TESTIMONIALS, Bacnfield, St. Andrews, August 9, 1884. Dnut Sirs,-I lnve thoroughly tiicd your New Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machine with both grain and grass seed, and lnve no hesitation in saying it is the best Broadcast Seed-Sower I ever used. It sows grass seed remarkably well, distributing the seed evenly and regularly on tho ground, and when once set to sow the quantity of seed requited it will continue to do so-a great advantage over the old kind as you oould not depend on them sowing the same quantity of seed for an hour, -I oan confidently recommend your Force-Feed Sower to anyone who wishc» to have their seeeds sown evenly on the ground. -Yours truly D, McLaken, Taubima, Grehown, Tairri, July 14th, 1884. Lejr Sirs.—Tour new Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machines sows very evenly and regularly. I think the force feeding is an improvement on the old system. Thero is also an improvement in the general arrangement of the machine, as it is now easily and expeditiously changed from its workmg form to a very convenient and compaot form tor travelling. Altogether your new Sower has given me much satisfaction. lam sir, yours truly John Allan, JOINTED PULVERISING DISC HARROWS, WITH PATENT IMPROVEMENTS; ARE NOW THE BEST. 500 IN USE, FENCING STANDARDS COT TO ANY LENGTH AND 6UAGE. GKAY'S PATENT FENCING STANDARD FOR FOLDING SHEEP &c„ ON TOBNIPS, AND FOR FIXING WIRE NETTING, PLOUGHING SEASON. E, W. MILLS & CO. (LIMITED), IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF

SgricuUwal Implements and Machinery, jt TTAVE JUST LANDED—Hornsby's Wrought Iron Plough ß tL (Licht Medium and Heavy), Circular Skeiths, Extra Wheels, Plough Shares, wit Fittings Zi«-Zag Harrswa, Diac; Hariwa, 2 and 3-horse Whippletrees, Chatlmiktera for haud and power, Horse powers with Intermediate Motions, Board-Cast Seed Sowers Weighing Machines, Best Blaok Fencing Wire, Plain and Galvanised Fencing Wire Galvanised Strand Wire, Barbed Pence Wire, Fencing Staples, Galvanised Corru- ' gated Irou. . IRON FENCING STANDARDS ~CUT AND PUNCHED TO ORDER. SAW MILL SUPPLIES, OF EVERi 7 DESCRIPTION. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT STORE, Fkatheiivign-Street, E.W. MILLS & CO. (LIMITED), WAREHOUSE k OFFICES, ' WELLINGTON. Lambton-Qoat. I

"FACTS" OUT HUXLEY, THE TAILOR. HE has served hia apprenticeship to the trade, has worked as a journeyman * in Borne firat-claaa shops, has been a first class foreman cutter for upwards of twenty years in London, Paris, New York, Dub in, and Glasgow, has lately been to London and Melbourne to see the Fashions and improvements in the trade, and has bought a quantity of Goods such as he could not get here. He can make a first class suit ui a few days for £4 lOs Ready Money. He has let his old shop, and REMOVED to tho Lion Tailoring Establishment (next Messrs Barraud's), LambtouQuay, Wellington. State ago, height, occupation, it erect or Btooping, measure chest and waist over waistcoat, the front seam of coat sleeve, the inside seam of trowsers or Bond an old coat and troußers for Bize. IMB FAMILY GROCERY, TEA AND •: PROVISION WAREHOUSE, : Lambton-Quay, Wellington, TT ' H. TIPPLER respectfully intimates JtL. to his friends and the inhabitants of he town and country districts that he has Jmmenced business at the above address, opposite Supreme Court, and trusts that by Belling firatclass goods &t EXCEPTIONALLY low pbioes, to receive a fair share of patronage. Bein? within one minute's walk of Railway Station, country customers leavPK their orders on arrival in town can rely on having them aent to catch any train, " • 1f)67 w "WIQKEKSON &IAGLAND f FAMILY'BUTCHERS, Masterton. ALTER PERRY, UENERAL BUTCHEIn 'Uktoqe-ST., MASTERTON #\ . Smaii Goods of Ever? Description. ' POULTRY, &c., ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. • 1652 RAPERB' pRICE TICKETS ! CHEAP 11 " DAILY" OFFICE

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1782, 8 September 1884, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1782, 8 September 1884, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1782, 8 September 1884, Page 1

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