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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1844, 20 November 1884, Page 1

HAW -JUST OPENED UP their New Season's Stock of CRICKETING GOODS. _ ltoe Goods are by the well known makers Coßbett Bu«e? andnnnp mA compme bats, balls, stumps, trn'^m^m^SomaSim a ~„, NETS, POL'RS, it-a.-'&c'. ■■ :.,•■'■-.. ' Specxal Terms to Clubs. Price Joists on Application. LA WN TENNIS .' LA WN TENNIS' AYRES', BUSSEY'S, and- JiJEFBIEtf BACKETS, BALLS, POLES,; NETS,'and Every Requisite for the Usmei ';, SHEEP .-SHEABS ~~SHEEPI SHEARS. Lawn Mowerw, Rollers, & Sprinh !ers Amwwrnr ti ..«. n Great Variety. ROBT. "GARDNER & 00 TLwrn) IBONJIOKQKRS, LAJIBroN-QOAY & FKATHERSrOX.STBECT:\VKr.t.i N r,Tnv THE LATEST FASHIONS AND NOV! SPRING, AND SUMMER WEAR ARE NOW SHOWING AT ■ , K'NISON TT 0 USE. en us on House. FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLIMStY LADIES' AND CHILDUEK'S BATS. FRENCH AND KNGU.SII FLOWERS. FEATHERS, AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, NEW COSTUMES. NSl;^?^^TrPMl 1C : e • t^^o^ ,nM Silk ' BrodieSilk < Cashmere, v f« I ll lALS m ' lam Gnnds - also in Spota and stripes. French Zephyrs, Sateens, Nuns' Veiling, Black and Colored Cashmeres, New Prints, New Dress Trimmings, New Hosier)', New Gloves, New Collarettes and Luce Goods, New Laces in Cream, Tuscan, Blue, Brown, Deutelle, Oiinfcal, E ! ack, awl White. Now Paiiiso's and UMBIiELLAS. Men's and Boys' Clothing Department. This Department is now fnlly staked wi'h Colonial Manufactured Clothing in all the l.ew f,hrl r s fop «ie Season. New patterns in Oxford Shirts, New White and Colored Shirts for Men and B nys . Men's and Boys' Now Hats in r ' taw, Helmets, Hard and Soft Pelt?, Tweed, Serge, &c. New Sea: Collars, &c. ■-.---. DEMSON HOUSE, UABTEMON.

REID AND GRAY' 3 HEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWER. ™ sowing Gr,i„, Graw, Tmnip, R apo , Mongol. &o.; and the- Turnip-aower can l. g I' arranged wlini ordered, t:i &nv Imecn,c «r other sin ill seeds Hmultnu om'y to tho sowing of Hy«|.m«s if desired, It is the only smver in thg market that wdl sow w : t |i absolute ftguhiit/oii ettistr •we-.M-iTOjy rough or wry snmoth land. It will sow any desired quantity of dram or Grass bf snnply ehaugwg one wheel, TESTIMONIALS, Bauxfield, St; Andrews, August 9 1884 Db« SIKB.-I have lhnro.igl.ly tiled your New Force Feed Broadcast Sowiu* Machiuo with both grain and grass ssed, and hive no hesitation iu saying it is the best Broadcis 1 Seed-Sower I ever used. Jt sows g: ass seed remarkably well, distributing the seed evenly and regularly on the ground, and when once set to sow the quantity of s»ed required it will continue to do so- a great advantage over the old kind as you could" not depend on them sowing the same (puitity of feed lor an hour. I can confidently recommend your Force-Feed Sower to anyone who ivu-hea to have their seals sown evenly on the ground -Yours truly D. MoLabks. Tavrima, Grevtovx, TAinßi,..]ul y I4t], 1884 Dear Sirs.—Your new Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machines sows very evenly' and regularly. I think the force iVdiug is an improvement on the old system, There is also ,111' improvement in the general arrangement of the machine, as it is now 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 satisfaction lam fir vn„,-, t ru ly m < > om John Allan-, JOINTED PULVERISING DISC HARROWS, WITH PATENT IMI'ROVKMBNTS ASB NOW THE BKT, 500 IN USE FENCING STAKDAkDS CUT TO ANY LENGTH AND UUAGH. GKAY'S PATENT 3TEWCING- STANDARD FOR FOLDING SH!si''P fa , ON' TCli?\ T IKS. AND FOR FIXING WIRF, xif-rwn E. W. MILLS and CO. (Limited), IRONMONGERS AND IRONT MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. A SPLENDID HARVEST OF VICTORIES. "HOENSBY'S" HIGHEST PRIZE REAPERS AND TWINE BINDERS HAVE met with sp'emlid success a'l over the world, and, after the most exhaustive Field Trials iu England, sgain-t nil makers, "HORNSBY'S" were awarded HIGHEST HONORS. WK have a stock of these Midlines for the Coming Harvest, and we a?e prepmd lo offer tie mostlil>;rr.l t?nns tointending pm 1 .; No Grain Grower ne?d bo without a Reiper and Twins P»i ,dw, and, with a moderate size crop, the Machine won d pav for itself the tirst season. We shall be pleased to give ev<ry information on 'plication and would recommend farmers who have crops comim/on this harvest to commtin cate with us, and SAVJB MO.KIOY. JUST LANDED!! HORNBY'S COMBINED REAPERS AND MOWERS, HORNSBY'S MOWERRS (alone), AMERICAN lIOUSK HAY RAKW, Lip! t and Strong (latest imorovementsl ST HUMP BINDING TWISE (for Ibaueis aid Binders), Reaper and Binder Fitting, Binding Wire, Hornsby's Wrought Iron Ploughs and Filt. ings, Machinery Oils, &c,, &ut, E. W. MILLS & CO. (Limited). Warehouses,— Lambton-Quay and Peatherston-Street,