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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2353, 22 July 1886, Page 1

PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. FOR THE PLOUGHING SEASON. IMPORTERS or AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY. TTAVE just landed ex'4NVERCARGILL,*'a shipment of HORNSBY'S nolo. L brntod Wrought Iron Ploughs, Single and Double Furrow, comprising- ' Heavy 2-wheel Ploughs, with Circular Skeiths. Medium 2-wheel Ploughs, with Circular Skeitha. Medium Swin« Ploughs, with Circular Skeiths. Oiie Homo or Pony Ploughs for Gardons and Oroh&rdß, HORNSBY'S Steel Mould Boards, Sole Plates, Circular, Skeiths, Land and Furrow Wheels, Oast, Wrought, and Malleable Iron Shares. HOWARD'S Improved Simplex Wrought Zig Zag Harrows, Light, Medium, and Heavy Weights.' ~.,,. Tubular Iron WhipplotreoH, for two and three horses. : BENTALL'S Chaff Cutters, 2 and 3 Knife, f6r Hand and Powor. BENTALL'S Oat and Bean Crushers, for Hand and' Power. BENTALL'S Horse Powers and Intermediate Motions, 1 and 2 Horse. Endless Chain Iron Pulley Blocks to lift scwt., lOowt., 200wt., iJOowt. Orders will receive our prompt and careful attention. E. W. MILLsTcO (Limited), • 'WELLINGTON. 2260 WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS, WE invite buyers of Ironmongery to inspeot our stock, feeling convincod thatfor quality and cheapness we cannot be surpassed by any. FARM AND. STATION REQUISITE?-Wire, Staples, Nails, Spades, Shovels, picks, forks, corn-aeives, yard barrows, galvanized buckets and tubs, stable lanterns, singeing lamps, chaff-cutters, grindstones, files, rasps, paints, oils, lead's, colore, varnishes, brushes, resin, pitch, &c, &o. MILL SAW REQUISITES-Circular and Cross-cut Saws, Leather and Rubber beltin?, saw mandrels (all sizes) guminors; files, American and English, &o. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY-Latnps, Fenders, Fire-irons, Grates, Ranges. ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS in great variety. CUTLERY-Table and Pocket, by % best makers. We allow a CASH Discount of 10 per cent off all furnishing ordors,

(sketahnna General Store, I TEMPERANCE HOTEL ■' " AND CARRYING DEPOT, JAMES JONES Proprklor, port accorded him since commonoing I business. He is prepared aB hitherto, to wry all descriptions «f goods to any' olace between Masfcerton ana Palmorstou North.. . Ho has also a large stock of general itfores of boat quality. Travellers can obtain fipt-cl<w .actommMim at moderate rates, at' this eßtaWishmont, ana 1, good stables and paddocks aro provided'. Orders loft with James Elliott, or ■Townsehd& Oowpor, Saddlers, Masterton, will receive prompt attention, 2249 GRASS BEJUJD. GRASS (SEED. PERENNIAL Rye Grass Seed; very : best quality for Bale. Particulars j lis office. 22 JOHN MONTGOMERY BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, ,:•■' Mabterton, ; ■ WAR AGAIN! THE Undersigned, have reduced the price of horse-shooing, ' ' cash. Old shoes 6d each, All other 'work equally cheap. GEO. DIXON.

MASTERTON TO TINUI. mHE TELEGRAPH LINE OF J. COACHES -will reßurae ruhninß on TUESDAY NEXT, Simuns 29iu, leaving tho Princo of Waloa Stabloa, Masterton, evory Tuesday and Friday, at 7 a.m., calling at Tauoru, Tinui, and Oastlepoinfc, and making the return journey on the following days. WM. NEILL, 2103 Proprietor. WAIPOUA BOILING DOWN AND WOOL SCOUKING WORKS. Masterton. ! JOSEPH WILSON, ■•■■'' PROPRIETOR. above works are established on X the'site of what was formerly known as Harvey and-Murray's Tannory and Mlmongery. Evory kind of boiling down operation performed with care and expedition, and without'waote,' <•■. ' Sheep boiled down in large or small quantities, on terms or purchased; ' ' WOOL OAREt'ULLY '■ '-■:' EXECUTED. - .Skiiis, Hide3| and Tallow purohased. Highest price given ; 2305 H. J'ONES, --. . ■ rWOODOAETBR, , ' DESIRES to thank his customers for their patronage, and to inform the people of i Masterton that having : got into a lot of good dry Matai and mire wood, he wishes to do more in? the- trade, and : persons that will kindly ■ favor him ; with their orderß may depend on getting both .quality and quantity. Orders left. with Mr R. Jones, fraiterer. Queeii-Btreefc.