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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1849, 26 November 1884, Page 1

CRICKETING GOODS, CRICKETING GOODS. HAVE -JUST"OPENED UP'their-New Season's. Stock of.CRICKETING GOODS. ■Tim Goods are by the Ml kaown ; niafers (JowfiitJiteti and Duke, and comprise -BATa, BALLS, STUMPS, .LEG GUARDS, GLOMES, SCORING BOOKS } _ V 1 ! <Src.V -oa Special Terms to Clubs'. Price Listson Application. ■ MM TMNIS! JERKIES'. PoiiEß,' NETS, ai Every ./ th^'Gdme;siiEf SHE&is^smß;gfffiAßs BtJRGON& BALL'S, MARSHALL'S wd WARD&PAYNE'SUELEBRATED SHEARS : . v. TURKEY & WASHITA : SLIPS and STONES, RAJQPLE, i:c. Lawn Mowers, Rollers, & Sprinklers •■■* i Garden Tdols in Great Yarietv. AGENTS FOR-The " Standard." " Howe;" and ":Whoeler'and Wilson's" ;;. : fS" S32in^.;;MAOHIpS,^;;GARDNER&TDO. IRONMONGERS, ;XAiIBTON-QUAY,,i FEA^y^E ELLINGTON. THE LATEST FASHIONS fflO lIOVEIW .. • fob I;SfRING AND - ■ - ■ ' ARE NOW SHOW IN® AT" ■' v. ! - D enis on tt ods e. ENis ON .. Ij (I II S If, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY. - ■• •"• : • UDIES'AND CHILDREN'S HATS./i . . FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLOWERS; FEATHERS, AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. NEW' COSTUMES. MeaVMantjaj, Fiseimi, atid Capelets in Ottoman- Silk, Broche Silk, and Cashmere, , 5 MATERIALS in Plain Good?, also in Spots and stripes. liench Zephyrs,- Sateens,, Nuns'.-Veiling, Black and Colored Cashmeres,-New Prints, New Dress Trimmings, New Hosierf, New Gloves, New Collarettes and ■ Lace Goods, New Laces in Cream, Tuscan, Blue, Brown, Dentollo, Oriental, Black, and White, New Parasolß aud UMBRELLAS. ' 7 / Men's and Boys' Clothing Department. This Department is uow fully stooked with Colonial Manufactured Clothing in all the Now Styles for the Season. New ■ pattern!) jn. Oxford Shirts, Now White and Colored Shirts for Men and Boys; Men's'and Boys' New Hats in Leghorn, Straw, Helmets, Hard and Soft Felts, Tweed, Serge, kc. New Scarfs, Ties, Collars, &c. ~ WILLIAM BELL, DEmOK IlOfJSy, MASTMIOiV. S7t 3Z7fe m mmß RE ID AND GRA Y' 8 HEW PilTlff ®f Iwilp SEED-SOWER. "DOR sowing Grain, Gnss.iTmnip, Rape, Mnngcl: &c.; and the Turnip-sower onn l,n JJ arranged when ordered; to sow Lucerne or other small seeds simultaneously to the sowing of Ryegrass if desired. It is the-.only. ■.sower in the market that will sow with absolute regularity on either , excessively rough or very smooth land, It will sow anv desired quautity of Grain or Grass by simply changing ono wheel,; - . •, TESTIMONIALS, Baunfiei.o, St. Andrews, August 9 1881 Dear Sirs,-I hive thoroughly tried your ; New Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machine with.both grain and grass seed, and have no hesitation in saying it is the best Broadcast Seed-Sower I ever used. It sows grass seed remarkably well, distributing the seed evenlv and regularly on the ground, and when once set to "sow the quantity of seed required it will continue to do so-a great advantage over the old kind as you could not depend on them sowing the same quantity of seed form hour. T can confidently recommend vour Ferce-Feed Sower to anyoue who wijlies to have theit seeeda sown evenly on the eround —Youtb truly _. D. MCLarex, Taubima, Geettowu; Dear Sms—Your new Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing ftf#ines bows very evenly' and regularly, I think the force feeding is an improvement 6ii' the old system. There la also an improvement in tlio general amngfment of. the machine, as it is now easily and expeditiously changed from its working form to a : very Convenient' and compact form ior travollmg. Altogether your new Sowor his.given mo much satisfaction, lam sir yours truly ' John Aius. USE. JOINTED PULVERISING DISC HARROWS, WITH PATENT IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOW THE ' BEST. -500 IN FEN CI KG STANDARDS CUT TO ANY LENGTH AND QUAG Is, GHAY'S PATENT FENCING STANDARD FOR FOLDING SHEEP Ac, ON TOIINIP3, AND FOR FIXING WIRE ttmivn E. W. MILLS and CO. (Limited), IRONMONGERS' AND IRON MERCHANTS, ■ IMPORTERS 01"" , ; ' " agricultural implements and machinery. m REAPERS & mill REAPERS & HESS: SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. A splendid harvest of victories. "HORNSBY'S" HIGHEST PRIZE REAPERS AND TWINE BINDERS H f 6 "® 4 , 8055 ® 8 a' l over the woiM/rad, after the most exkn^ve ijf'o-n 8 ' aßainst a! 1 makm ' "HOHNSBY'S" were awarded UIUHbSi HONOIIo. WE havp a stock of these Machines for the Coming Harvest, and we are vl V) offer the most liberal terms tn intending purchasers. JVo Cri'iliu Gri'owci' nc*il be without a Keeper and Twine Binder, and, with a moderate size crop, the Machine *vo>rd •p&V for-itself the first season. We shall be pleased to give cvpry information on -ip'ihcui >'i and would recommend farmers who have crops coming on this harvest to cominuncats with us, and SAVE MONEY. JUST LANDED!! HORNBY'S COMBINED REAPERS, AND MOWERS, HORNSBY'3 MOWRRR3 (alone), AMBRICAN HORSE HAY RAKKS, Light and Strong (latest imp.ovunjtuj, BEST HEMP BINDING TWINE (for Reapers and Binders), _ Reaper and Binder Fitting, Binding Wire, Hornsby's Wrought Iron Ploughs and Fittings, Machinery Oils, &c., &c, : E.W. MILLS & CO. (Limited). VI EL 11 SST 0N . Warehouses,—Lambton-Quay and Featherston-Street, 1810