RoM. G-ardner & Co. (liimited). HAVE JUST OPENED UP their New Season's Stools of CRICKETING GOODS. These Goods are by the well known makers Cobbett, Bussey, and Duke and' comprise BATS, BALLS, STUMPS, LEG GUABDB, GLOVES, SCORING BOOKS NETS, POLES, «_o., &o. ' Special Terms to Clubs. Price lasts on Application. LAWN TENNIS! ' LAWN TENNIS! • AYRES', BUSSEY'S, and JEFFRIES'RACKETS! BALLS, POLES, NETS, and Every 1 ' Requisite for the Game,' '■' '• l: •'■ ■ • '; SHEEP SHEARS. - SHEEP SHEARS. : BURGON& BALL'S. MARSHALL'S, and WARD & PAYNE'S CELEBRATED SHEAES TURKEY & WASHITA SLIPS and STONES, RADDLE, &o, Lawn MowerH, Rollers, & Sprinklers. Garden Tools in Great Variety. .AGENTS FOR-The" Standard,"" Howe," and" Wheeler and -Wilson's" IRONMONGERS, LAMBTON-QUAY & FMTHERSTON-STREET, WELLINGTON. SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR ARE NOW SHOWING AT DENISON TT ENISON JUL OUSE. OUSE. FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS.FRENCH AND ENGLISH-FLOWERS. . FEATHERS, AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. NEW COSTUMES.' ■ Ladies' Mantles, Fischus, andCapelets in Ottoman Silk,: BrochoSilk, and Cas-mer 0 , NEW DRESS MATERIALS in Plain Goods, also in Spots and-tripos. French Zephyrs, Sateens, Nuns' Veiling, Black and Colored Cashmeres, New Prints, New Dress Trimmings, New Hosiery, New Gloves, New Collarettes and Lace Goods, New Lacos in Cream, Tuscan, Blue, ißrowii, Deutelle, Oriental, Black, and White. New Paraso'B and UMBRELLAS. Men's and Boys' Clothing Department. This Department is now fully stocked with Colonial Manufactured Clothing in all the New Styles for the Season, New patterns in Oxford Shirts, New White and Colored Shirts for Men and Boye. Men's and Boys' New Hats iu Leghorn, Straw, Helmets, Hard and Soft Felts, Tweed, Serge, &e. New Scarfs, Ties, Collars, <4c, i DENISON HOUSE, MASTER!ON. REID AND GRAY'S ~7!OR sowing Grain, Grass, Turnip, Raps, Mangel. &c.; and the Tnrnip-sower can be ' arranged when ordered, to sow Lucerne or other small seeds simultaneously to the ;ing of Ryegrass if desired. lb is the only sower in tha market that will sow with absolute regularity ou either excessively rough or very smooth land. It will sow any desired quantity of Grain or Grass by simply changing one wheel, s TESTIMONIALS, ■ Baoxfield, St. Andrews, August 9,188-1. D.EAR Sirs,—l have thoroughly tried your New Force Feed Broadcast Sowing Machine with both grain and grass seed, and hive no hesitation in saying it is the best Broadcast , Seed-Sower I ever used. It sows gtass seed remarkably well, distributing the seed evenly and regularly ou the ground, and when ence set to sow the quantity of seed requited it 1 will continue to do so-a great advantage over the old kind as you could not depend on ' them sowing the same quantity of feed for an hour. I can confidently recommend your 1 Force-Feed Sower to anyone who withe;, to have their sejsds sown evenly on the ground. ' —Yours truly i D. McLaren. ,8 _____ 8 Taurima, GREYiowNf.TAiitßi, July 14th, 1881. Dear Sirs.—Your new Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machines bows very evenly and J regularly. I think the foice feeding is an improvement on the old system. There is also an improvement in the general arrangement of the machine, as it is noiv easily and expeditiously changed from its working form to a very convenient and compact form lor travelling, Altogether your new Sower has given me much satisfacl ion. lam sir, yours i truly I John Alias. • JOINTED PULVERISING DISC HARROWS, t WITH PATENT IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOW THE BEST. 600 IN USE, FENCING STANDARDS CUT TO ANY LENGTH AND GIIAGk GKAY'S PATENT FENCING STANDARD FOR FOLDING SHEEP to., ON TCRNIPS, AND FOR FIXING WIRE NETTING Ploughs. Ploughs. PLOUGHING SEASON, IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF ! Agricultural Implements and Machinery, HAVE JUST LANDED.-1-lornsby's Wrought Iron Ploug-hs (Light. Medium and Heavy), Circular Kkeiths, Extra Wheels, Piougli Shares, Plough Fittings, Zig-Zag Harrows, Disc Harrows, 2 and 3-horse Whippletrets, Chnlicutters for hand and power, Horse powers with Intermediate Motions, Board-Cast Seed dowers, 'Weighing Machines, Best Black Facing Wire, Plain and Galvanised Fencing r Wire, Galvanised Strand Wire, Barbed Fenco Wire, Fencing Staphs, Galvanised Corru- '' gated Iron. -. IRON FENCING ■ STANDARDS CUT AND PUNCHED TO ORDER. SAW MILL SUPPLIES OF EVERI' DESCRIPTION. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT STORE, 1 Feat-ebstgn-Sire-t, WAREHOUSE & OFFICES, Lambion-Qilay WELLINGTON.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1813, 14 October 1884, Page 1
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672Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1813, 14 October 1884, Page 1
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