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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2323, 17 June 1886, Page 1

Si;x wLitiiir nuuK Ht A WAT'S flu 5II» 7/11 DLAJN.kJLib 10x4 7ib s 12/6 11x4 91bs 16/6 V iwxrnTy At Warehouse Prices. Write L .\i\ JN a L.., f or samples and compare. Winceys lß .S2s TdWM^eld ' HOUSE;

The CHEAPEST Drapery and Clothing House in Masterton, JJL ■ U. • ■ We have now opened up the bulk of our New Season's Goods, and we Defy Competition. I Ladies' French and English trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Trimmed Hats from 2s 6d each. '' Ladies' Ulsters (is llcf Children's Ulsters from lid each Hat Ornaments from Id each , Ladies 1 Shawls4s ild . rt Dross Goods 3fd, I <ress Goods 4±d, Dress Goods -IOJd White Blankets 6s lid per pair, White Blankets 10s tsd per pair lannels «Jd par yard, Flannels 9Jd per yard Honeycomb Quilts as lld;H6i)eycomb''Quilts Cs Bedroom Towels 2jd, Bedroom Towels 3|d Fingerings, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d for twelve skeins Silecia Linings 3jd per yard, Silecia Linings 4 d per yard Brown Hollands 4£d per yard. Tapestry Carpets Is lid per yard Coir Mattings 7Jd per yard, Coir Mattings 9-Jd per yard Sheetings lljd per yard, Sheetings Is per yard Linoleums Is 4 d per yard cheap quality, Linoleums 4s 6d per yard best quality A Black Lustres iU per yard, Black Lustres BJd per yard Umbrellas 2s (id, and everything else equally CHEAP. Id off every Shilling Discount allowed for Cash 0-LOOK FOR OUR NAME.

DRILL. vRIIJL your grain and save your seeds from birds, and ensure a better crop than r by any other method, Sited, if desired, to sow Turnips in drills or rows. OUR MEW BROADCAST SOWKR FflßflOlffl.D ' For grain, grass, and turnips, is simply perfect. The discharge with both of above will not vary move than 10 ounces to tho acre, while the bust cup feed gt varies from 1 to lOlba per acre. OUR CHAFFCUTTERS • Still maintain the lead, fitted with new wrought atop! mouthpiece. OUR PATENT BAGGERS (single or double) are a complete success, ■Oopy of Tcatimunml— ~ , The Grove, Ibweli,, March 26ra, 1886. " I have thoroughly tried your No. 1 Chaff-cutter and Bagger which 1 bought of your Chl'istclllll'ch hnuso. It has given nie greatest satisfaction, and 1 frequently have mm* j.kstsiiiv in rewinniwding this iffiibiv to my friends who want a thorough good Ckll-f , iitHi , Herbert Gardinkh," HC'liftV, GJ3AKS, ALL, SIZE*!. Patent Disc Harrow, with Mincing screw Double Furrow Ploughs, liarroivs, Grabbers, Iron and .Steel Fencing .Standards; also Gray's Patent St-Jiiuhtrds for folding sheep and fixing "Wire j|: Netting, reduced prices wing and barbed Wire (best brands) Sole agents for Walker's Patent .Strainers, 6d each. a/- 7ANOE B hmj 7U { F A VTk PRO BONO .PUBLICO.I'ACTS are stubborn things, and the following area few which those who wish to ■' support Colonial Industry, and especially those who wish to economise- Bhould study. Before you buy a new article it behoves you to enquire into the quality „f •thSlsajjl article, and not be led away by the business puffs set flying by thoso who do >W wriiple tpßtoop to anything to make a business. ' We. recommend as being the BEST in the colonics. Wo can- do so without fear of wntr.idiction. Gas is the great property which coal should contain, and our Govern..tpent.Analyst has proved beyond a doubt that there is no coal in tho Australasia ,Col6nie's : cp'ntiiiuing the quantity the DRUNKER COAL does. We have also the authorities, according to analysis, who place it far kyond Newcastle .wal'fqr,containing those properties. Backed up by those indisputable authorities : vecea .laammoid our coal as being the BEST and CHEAPEST in tho markut ' , .; JttOJPDLORDS AHD.HOUSEKEEPERS wo give ;i. few words of advice 'mk i are coals in fclie market which, to the uninitiated, may appear a nice and pleas' .<■■■■# artiflle, .omitting a great beak-go great, indeed, that'by its use your register .: ;i *to'v^ j an'd.«rateS:suffoiV'V.hicli, to those, who study finance, makes a great difference ; , to study is the lasting power of these coals. It burns too quickly to ~; M'tnment of the cobsuoius' pocket, lb is a well-known fact that with 41b weight you can make,as largo a fire as.you can with Gib of any other owlng.to.the large proportion of ?as it contains. It'oxpands when heated, and omits ,(.,»rtWJT.-««*. m$ aoknowladged,by alt.toboa great money-saver. Another fact rfP6rth; nptlolng is, that the BRUNNER COMPANY do not have to buy.thoir coal from : dealers have to. There is no second profit. They ■■■ km,mm of the BRPNER MINE, Imvingtheir own fleet of steamers, and depots ;,U»dltot parts of the Colony, conducted by themselves, which enables them to .;, ose&p,e,t &o.i with more benefit to the consumer than any other, firm oan. 1^; :; ;L0CA1 SfillgTßY. '^fifev ollave * i " terßßtof the colony at heart should admit the BKUNNJGR ; vpOMPApdessrves support on its merits, At their mines £IOOO per week is paid not.taking tho Burners hulks, depots, <k> into account. It will be . ; fwuia to ts one ,of the largest industries;in the colony. , The Company are renowned for smeltmg Coke,-so much so that it competes ■■■"SSSSSvfe ma ? ket * ith the importod EngJißh coko/ '.'">' , FIRE-CLAY GOODS of every description. on hand or made to order :. ! a« eUapesieorvediand uvaddlton to:our own.coal, we alwayslceep bnhand. theVbesfc • ...Newcastle, ialso Charcoa and IWood of all lengths.. You can rely on yourordors : Demg.promptly executed.,, ~: ; ?; - :..;. .7' ' MANNERS^TPEr i; ;Telophone,.Nofl.