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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2346, 14 July 1886, Page 1

PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. FOR THE PLOUGHING SEASON. E.W. Mills & Co., (Limited), IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY. HAVE just landed ox" IK VERCARGILL," a sliipment of HORNSBY'S cele.brated Wrought Iron Ploughs, Single and Double Furrow, comprising---Heavy 2-wheel Ploughs, with Circular Skeiths. Medium 2-wheel Ploughs, with Circular Skeiths. Medium Swin« Ploughs, with Circular Skeiths. One Horsa or Pony Ploughs for Gardons and Orchards, HORNSBY'S Steel Mould Boards, Sole Plates, Circular Skeiths, Laud and Furrow Wheels, Cast, Wrought, and Malleable Iron Shares. HOWARD'S Improved Simplex Wrought Zig Zag Harrows, Light, Medium, and Heavy Weights. Tubular Iron Whipplotreos, for two and three horses. ' RENTALL'S Chaff Cutters, 2 and 3 Knife, for Hand and Power. BENTALL'S Oat and Boan. Crushers, for Hand and Power. BENTALL'S Horse Powers and Intermediate Motions, 1 and 2 Horss. Endless Chain Iron Pulley Blocks to lift sowt,, lOcwt., 20owfc., 30owt. Orders will receive our prompt and careful attention. E. W. MILLSTCO (Limited), WELLINGTON. 2266 ROBT. GARDNER &C° WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS, wEsxaMwe-woia'. iITE invito buyeta of Ironmongery to inspect our stock, fooling convinced that for yV quality and choapness we cannot bo surpassed by any. FARM AND STATION REQUISITES—V.'uu, Staples, Nails, Spades, Shovels, .picks, forks, corn-seives, yard biimnvfi, galvanized buckets and tubs, stable lanterns, singeing lamps, chaff-cutters, grindstones, files, rasps, paints, oils, leads, colors, varnishes, brushes, resin, pitch, &c., &c, MILL SAW REQUISITES—CircuIar and Cross-cut Saws, Leather and Rub.bsr baltinp, saw mandrels (all sizes) gummers; files, American and English, &«. FURNISMING IRONMONGERY—Lamps, Fenders, Fire-irons, Grates, Ranges, bedsteads, cota, baths, brushware, knife-cleaners, saucepans, kettles, boilers, etc. ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS in groat variety. CUTLERY—TabIe and Pocket, by ihe best makers. We allow a CASH Discount of 10 per eent off all furnishing orders. ROBT. GARDNER & CO., LAMfM, ILLIU, «

tiketahnna General Store, TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND CARRYING DEPOT. JAMES JONES..: Proprietor, [Late Shute & Jones.] IIHE Proprietor of the abovo, begs to _ thank the Public for jthe hearty support accorded him since commencing business. He is prepared as hitherto, to carry all descriptions ef goods to any place between Mastorton ana Palmerston North. He has also a large slock oj general stom of best quality. Travellers can obtain firit-dm accommodatim at moderate rates, at this establishment, and good stables and paddocks are provided. Orders left with James Elliott, or Townsend & Cowper, Saddlers, Masterton, will recoive prompt attention. 2249 GRASS SKJUD. G-RA.SS SEEJO. PERENNIAL Rye Grass Seed; very best quality for Bale. Particulars this office. 22 JOHN MONTGOMERY Builder' asd costiuciue, Masterton, Estimates Given, Jobbingdone, Repairs executed. 1622 WAR AGAIN!' J THE Undersigned, have reduoed the ' price of horse-shoeing. Hack horses shod from 5s per set for cash. Old shoes 6d each. All other work equally cheap. 2198' GEO. DIXON.

MASTERTON TO Tim mHE TELEGRAPH LINE OF X COACHES will roßurao runniiiß on TUESDAY NEXT, September 29th, leaving iho Prineo of Wales Stablea, Masterton, overy Tuesday and Fiuday, at 7 a.in,, calling at Taueru, Tinui, and Oaatlopoint, and making the return journey on the following days. WM. NEILL, 2103 " Proprietor. WAIPOUA BOILING DOWN f AND WOOL SCOUKING WORKS. Masterton. JOSEPH WILSON, PROPRIETOR. finEE above works are established on j_, the sito of what was formerly known as Harvey and .Murray's Tannery and Fqllinongery. . , , Every kind of operations performed with euro and expedition, and without waste. Sheijp boiled' dtiwn in large or small quantities', on tbipma or purchased. WOOL SOURING.CAREFULLY ' EXECUTED. , Skins, Hides, and ; Tallow: purchased. .WOODCARTER, DESIRES to thank his customers for , their pacroliage, and to inform the people of Masterton. that having got into a lot of good dry Matai and Maire wood, he wishes to do more, in ,the trade, and 'persons that will kindly favor'.Him r with their oi'dera may.depend on getting both quality and qiiantity.' Ordersleft. with Mr R, Jones, fruiterer. Queen-street,