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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2319, 12 June 1886, Page 1

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IA R The CHEAPEST Drapery and Clothing House in Masterton. L. d. SOOEBE & CO., We'luivc now lulled up the bulk of our Xcw,Season's Goods, and we Defy Competition. L-uhW .Frendi and ftiijlish tri:iv:ns:i 'lbis and wwa jiis, Trimmed Hats from 2s lid each. Ladies' ikers (is Ihi flnldren's Ulsters from lid with _ . Hilt Ornaments nmn id each Ladies'."baud.'* 4s ild Dress Goods 3£d. ; re.ss Goods Dress Goods 10|d White Blankets Gs lid per pair, White Blankets Ids Gd per pair lannels Bid per yard, flannels 9£d per yard Honeycomb Quilts 5s 11 d, Honeycomb Quilts Os lid Bedroom Towels 2|d, Bedroom Towels S£d Fingerings, Is 6d, 2s Gd, % (Id for twelve skeins Hilecia Linings 3td per yard, Silecia, Linings 4 d per yard Brown HollandsLul ner yard. Tapestry Carpets Is ltd per yard Coir Mattings pi yard, Coir Mattings 9Jd per yard Sheetings 1 lid per yard, sheetings Is per yard \ d per yard cheap quality, Linoleums 4s Gd per yard best quality A Black Lustres Gkl per yard, Black Lustres B}d per yard Umbrellas 2s 6d, and everything else equally CHLAP. Id off eyeiy Shilling Discount allowed for Gash OPER'B, BON MA 0-LOOK FOR OUR NAME.

mm i W ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL your grain and save your seeds from birrts. ;i by any othor method, fitted, if desired, to sow Ti tted, if desired, to sow Turnips in drills or \>. OUll N r EW BROADCAST SOWIiR, FOliMBl'D For grain, grass, and turnips, is s'mply perfect. The diseh'vge with both of above macliima will not varv nwnv th :ii ID ounces to tins aero, while !hu lv.-il ouu fn-d 0 tl K C !l A ?'f C I! T T V. .',{ 8 Still iw'.'.taiii tha lead, fitted with new wrought etovi mouthpiece OUR PATENT BAGGERS (single «ir double) are a e plcte success. Copy of Testimonial— Tun Grove, Irwell, Makcii 2Gth, 1886, '' I have thoroughly tried y<mr N.i. 1 C!iiitr'-.;uttt:r and Bagger which 1 bought of your Chrhtvhuroh lions.:. It ins given ;ae greatest satisfaction, and I frequently have iih!"!i \\ian\w i.i '.Knni'iicndmg this make to my friends who want a thuiougii good Clkikntter. (.Si/iied) Hkkkeut Gardiner." Patent Disc Harrows, with balancing screw Double Furrow Ploughs. Harrows, Grubbers, Iron and Steel Fencing Standards; also Gray's Patent Standards for folding sheep and fixing Wire ■ Netting, reduced prices Fencing and Barbed Wire (iio.st brands) Sole Agents for Walker's intent Strainers. Gd each. 'A I\XT \ XT .PI? i\V\kl r/u PEO BONO PUBLICO. IJUGTS are stubborn things, and the following aro ti few which those who wish to ; support Colonial Industry, and especially those who wish to economise should study. Mure you buy a new article it behoves you to enquire into the quality of the siiid article, and not be led away by the business puffs set flying by thosa who do hat Bcruple to stoop to anything to make a business. ™TTW¥FD fiAAT Wo recommend as being the BEST in the colonies. Wo can do so without fear of contradiction. Gas is the great property which coal should contain, and our Government Analyst has proved beyond a douht that there is no coal in the Australasia Colonies containing the quantity the BRUNNGR COAL docs. Wo have also the est English authorities, according to analysis, who place it far beyond Newcastle Dal for containing those properties. Backed up by those indisputable authorities we can recommend our coal as being the BUST and CHEAPEST in tho market, TO LANDLORDS AND HOUSEKEEPERS wo give a few words of advice, There are coals in the market which, to the uninitiated, may appear a nice and pleas' »nt article, emitting a grmt hail—go great, indeed, that by its use vour register itoves and grates which, to those who study fiuutce, makes a great difference. Another thing tostudy is the lasting power of these coals. It burns ton quickly to the detriment of the consmiMs' pocket. It is a well-known fact' that with 41h weight of BBUNKEII COAL you can nwko as large afire as you can with Oil* of any other, owing to the largo proportion of <us it contains. It expands when heated, and emits ft steady heat, aiid is acknowledged by all to b-s a great money saver. Another fact Hoith noticing is,_ that the BRUN\ T ER. OJjIPAN'y do mit have to buy their coal from other mine proprietors as our local dealers have to. There is no second nmh't. They are owners of the BBUMEB -MINE, baying their own of steamers, and spot's In different parrs of the Colony, conducted by themselves, which enable them to sell cheaper and with more benefit to tin consumer than any other firm can. ... . All those who have the interest of the colony at hoarr should admit the JIRUNNKR .COMPANY deserves support on its merits. At their mines £IOOO per week is paid ■.mirage, not taking the .steamers hulks, depots, ok, into account. It will bo ioiinq tu .bo one of the largest industries in the colony, , :Tho ; Compy are renowl for Sailing o:i!ce, so nfch so that it ■ competes ■ luccesslully in the Australasian.market with the imported. ••Ingii.s.h coV;/ .FIRE-CLAY OOODo of every description o.n hand ui- made io.or.wr'.. ■ .. : To:)ioa-,oboliVor3,.riiTd"iill;n]..\v:inr. ofCtwlf—B.iwr hi. mind, you ciirv be best and : cheapest served ; a'iid ,in : .addition, to our own coal, we always keep oii'hatid. the best NowOiiStl.o; alflb Charcoal and Firewood of all lengths. You can rely von yotirordera boingpri)mptly .racciiited.:,. L : ...■-■.,■.,..-A •. AAA''' ■'■ -"We have two'QQiecs in.Welliiigtonj,..connected by .Telephone-CUSTOAI HOUSE ;;<jtJAYaiidJfIANN.EiiS.;BIK-EB.Ti- ■Telephone, Jf,, 3 ,MiuicViilQ,'" '■-'■"