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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2133, 30 October 1885, Page 4

JOHN DUTHIE & Co, j-ROKMONGBRS AND IRON MERCHANTS. Importers of— BUILDERS* IRONMONGERY. Galvanised Gorrus;ated Iron Sheet lead Sheet Zinc Portland Cement Roofing Felt Wire Nails Ewbank's Nails Patent Wrought Steel Nails English and American Locks Brass Foundry Drawing, Dining, and Bedroom Grates Ranges and Cooking Stoves Marblo Manltepieces Tilo Hearths FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. Half-tester, French, ami Stump Beds Table and Dessert Cutlery Electro and British Plato Fenders and Fire-iorns Tinned and Enamelled Holloware Lamps and Chandeliers AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS McCormick's Reapers and String Binders Samuelson's Reapers and String Binders Samuelswi's Combined Reapers & Mowers Zig-zag Harrows Chaff Cutter Spades, Shovels, Rakes, Forks, Scythes, Sheep Shears, Hoes FENCING WIRE. Three-Crown Annealed Fencing Wiro English 4-barb Galvanised Wire Galvanised Netting, Mn to Sin mesh pais'?-; a:;i) cms. Chiimjiii:' V. : • V- !ii> A.^l Drv Paints ■■ ' i-V'S Lif.vJ. • .. -.i.-.- :'i ;:;<<! 31.1 c:.:/ ; £-.w • '":,:.'.i:roj;s' ]• ! ; Circ»!:i' ■ v... to A Yulistm .i"'. : .Jliii!; i.o;itiur Belling Taiiifo ii': 5 ; ut. (i o.L. Chain irth's and >j >:v.y > >Vs i. v iubi CO AOH BUI 1,1 i Kits' SUNDRIES, Hickory and Ash Woodware Coach and Buggy Springs Dray, Coach, and Buggy Axles Transfer Ornaments Malleable Castings Morocco and Dash Leather Carriage Cloth Carriage Lamps ARMS AND AMMUNITION. Diamond Gram and Alliance Gunpowder Blasting Powder Safety Fuse Cartridges and Caps Sporting Guns and Rifles JOHN DUTHIE & Co.,

50 and 52 WI IiLIS-STRJS ET, WELLINGTON. Entrance to Iron Warehouse from Te Aro Reclamed Land 2111 B, BROWS & CO Sub-Agents for North British and Mer cantile Insurance Company. And Murray, Roberts & Co. Cash advanced on wool and insurances effected at lowest current rates, from sheep's back to London. 2100 Mr. A, KEISENBERG, mEACHER OF MUSIC 1 AND SINGING, • Terms on application. Term commences with pupil. AdresscareMrß, Oast, Chemist, Masterton. 20G1 NEW SEEDS. NEW SEEDS Just to hand at L. .JONES, SEEDSMAN. am> FRUITERER f&UK V '"Jo!,] o^'J' ;■ Av,vk hasyijiton. •i n ••••:■!.:!:. iifv-: -It;:, Kw. MrlSii! .'.1,,--. V:. :.v,!. .I l .';'-' i' •" -MVO to j adv;: ;■ . : : iv.'i.-]' fur 5'- i:.-. ■■ '■ rrust V.'i'i V .' . I t-i' - • : . ;;:nl ill spk'M 1 :-.. - ii: ■'. , rii'cd k .si;ill ]l■vi; 1'; .'' i!'!■■■ ' ' i :!;■ lati.lilli! linos ar.- i-LV:.:—■! v. : ... bii'her at homy, Vu;r i lily Iloi;;.. i.K.iVE, 20fiP V.T.C. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOB OUR LIST OF NEW GOODS IN SADDLERY. TAMES TULIOT, JAMES JjLLIOT, Queen-stkeet, MASTERTON. TO STATION lIOLDEfib AND OTHERS, THE undersigned ib prepared to supply luneiiifr posts, l'ails, or housc-bloclcs, all CI the best heait of totaia, PIKBCE COTTER, Jus. Grey town. PHOSPHORISED WHEAT FOR RABBIT EXTERMINATION. iMugli and ordinary manner of Phosphoriscd Wheat the grains are not equally phosporised, neither wiil it stand exposure to the weather, and unless immediately eaten will turn sour and the rabbits will not touch it, and if eaten fresh the unequal distribution and insoluble condition of the phosphorus destroys iti effectiveness. Advantages of the \\ heat as prepared by us are its follows livery lain of this wheat is equally phosphorite! and cca*,i!- w.th an attractive substance which protects it from oxidation when exposed to the weather. The rabbits cat it greedily and are promptly hilled. KEMPTiIORNE, FROSSER& CO., New Zealand DruK Co,, Ltd., Dunedin, Christeluu'ol!, Wellington, and Auckland. Can be prw avd at Mr T. G. MASON'S, ('i.oinist, Masterton. 2083 ; | JJKICE ' cnKAi'!i "I.'.ULY Ul'luCE