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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2261, 3 April 1886, Page 1

SHOW ROOM. RECEPTION OF FIRST SHIPMENT OF GOUDS FOR THE ■ BKASON BY WARHOCK, KtLLY ADD ASKUL THOHNI>ON HOUSE, PLUSH DOLMANS, sablo trimmed and plain, all colors SILK-LINED PALETOTS, fur trimmed and plain JUR-LINED CLOAKS in silk and Cashmere coverings MwrgNBERG JACKETS, FRISE JACKETS, jHKjjtYIILE CLOTH

,; : IS RESERVED FOE LJ. HO'Of EE. AND CO.'S f " new advertisement; ' AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, WHICH ARE NOW OPENING UP. ' L. J. HOOPER AND CO, BIEECT JIPOBHES, £ BON lARGHE, . : MASTERTON; ■

IMPORTER OF PAPERIIANGINGS, GLASS, OILS, PALKTS, BRI'SHWARE, itc, NEW SEASON'S PAPERHANGINGS, 1885. J. Painter, Decorator, Paporlmn&er, and Glazier, "■ .MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON,. " roe Assortment of Japanese Ihnd Sewn and' Painted Decorations for Fire Screens '■ 8;% Taitißui.. : ■ '■■■■ , ■■ 2P nn 31.886 WSM®S23E£. 3.SSS WIM^?IS3E£. ; COMPLETE RANGE OF WINTER FASHIONS. ■■ New Parisian and London Millinery. .'V : New Dress liootls, various fabrics. New Velveteens in every shade. ■ -New Cashmeres, New Winceys, Now Mantles, New Jackets. : New Fur Capes, New Ulsters.' New Hosiery, New Gloves. NerWoul Squares, 'New Corsets. New Umbrellas.New Ituclungs. "New Ribbons, new Laces •, New White and .Colored. Blankets' New .White and Colored-Flannels ' New. Lace aiid Jluslin Curtains : New Crimean and Cotton Shirting : /' New Sheetings, New. Calicoes, every make New Overcoats for Men and 80y5.,?..., ■. New Cloth ami Tweed Suits. New Trousev3: : an.d/Ti ; 6user3 : an(l Vests New White and Colored Shirts New Hats, Caps, and Mufflers , New Scarfs, Tics, ami Collars Dressmaking-Latest style and prompt attention. "W" . : B ELL DENISON HOUSE, ' MASTERTON, 2261 KeIDACFUr. BUNtOIN m MAKERS OF THE NEW ZEALAND DOUBLE-FUR-ROW PLOUGH. WHICH is largeiy exported of best hammered . SCRAP IRON, and for simplicity, durability, excellence of design, easy economy of repaire, stands pre-eminent. Q Winners o( Hie GOLD MEDAL at the Melbourne Exhibition for'. their ' DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGH. Tide Juror's Reportr-" Ploughs: In ploughs there i» one exhibit to which we yiih W draw special attention a3 being the best, and that is the Double-Furrow of GRAY, 'of D.uhedin,'. Ne(y Zealand; In finish and construction it is.far pipeiffS to any other. 9>py ef Testimonial from John Grigg, Esq., Long Beach, who got eleven new > "■ ;U ; ' ■ J ■V.plqughsjn; J ; ariuary:iaßfcfe ■. : J i. BthFebruary, 1886. I am very pleased to be able to say that your ploughs have given me perfect ■ satisAetion. f JOHN GRIGG. REID&GRAY'S ■ v-- ! ri'. \A\. .■ V-./v PORTABLE SCREW PRESS <$ PATENT BAGGING , CHAFF-CUTTER, ' Cuts, riddles, olevate'sj'screws, and presses into the bag at one oporation. H mouthpiece will cut and press from 80 to 100 well pressed bags per hour... Price' ' £55. A large number at work. . ■ ALSO, Chaff-Cutters and Horse-Gears, all sizes ,■ a: iSembined Manure & Turnip Coulter Drill for drilling 6 or 8 rows on the Flat ' latent Balancing Disc Harrows sew Positive Feed Broadcast Sower Jew Zealand Twine Binder Grain Mis from 11 to 17' Coulters, Cambridge/Rollers #g-Zag Harrows, Patent Wire Strainer Steel Fencing Wire, Steel and Iron Fencing Stan®ds, Steel Barb Wire 4 points Oilsp Fittings, &c.