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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2361, 31 July 1886, Page 1

PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. FOIi THIS PLOUGHING SEASON IMPORTKRS of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY. HAVE juafc landed ex "IKVEROAUGILL," a shipment of HORNSBY'S colebmted Wrought Iron Ploughs, Single and Double iuiiTow, comprising— Heavy 2-whoel Ploughs, with Circular Skoiths, Medium 2-wheel Ploughs, .with Circular Skeiths. Medium Swinj,' Ploughs, with Circular Skeiths. One Horse or Pony Ploughs forGardons and Orchards. HORNSBY'S Stool Mould Hoards, Sole Plates, Circular Skeiths, Lund and Furrow Wheels, Cast, Wrought, and Malleable Iron Shares. HOWARD'S Improved Simplex Wrought Zig Zag Harrows, Light, Medium, and Heavy Weights. Tubular Iron Whippletreea, for two and three horses. BEKTALL'S Chaff Cutters, 2 and 3 Knife,.for Hund and Power. BENT ALL'S Oat and Bean Crushers, for Hand and Power. BKNTALL'iJ Horse Powers and Intermediate Motions, 1 and 2 Horse. Endless Chain Iron Pulley Blocks to lift Oewt., lOcwt., 20cwt., 30ewt. Orders will receive our prompt and careful attention. E. W. MILLSTCO (Limited), WELLINGTON. 22Gfi

BEFORE the adoption of tliu CASH SYSTEM, we have resolved to REDUCE STOCK, And to effect this wo now ofl'er IRONMONGERY FOR CASH at prices never anpioacliwl before. HOUSEHOLDERS Who want home requisites and cun afford to pay wish will economise by making up their wants now. BUIT.DKES Who can pay cash will be convinced liy one purchase of ilio saving to be made. Tools of all Kinds at immense Reductions. It is almost impossible to advertise prices, for quality has always to be taken into account. We enumerate merely a few articles, and ahull continue to do so from time to time, Country settlers orders shall have the same attontion as personal purchase and our country customers will please remit at once on roceipt of invoice. Case Fire Ranges. 2ft 9in, £3 2s; Colonial Ovens, 2ft., from 14s; American Stoves £2l6s lid upwards; Galvanised Tube, lCin, Is 9d, 18in. 2s 3d, 20in. 23 9d ; Galvanised buckets, 12m. Is 4d, 13in. Is (id ; Wringers from 15s up ; Putnam Manxes 425. Letters promptly answered, ROBT. GARDNER & 0°" WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS, mmmmmrnxMStassm journey on the following davs. WM. NEILL 2103 Prouri master™ mm. Eketahuna General Store, mllE TELEGRAPH LINE OP TEMPERANCE HOTEL X COACHES will resume running on ri p ßV Tiir tt,t/"o^m TU.BBAV ns,, s T ,„ »„, ,SS^S^jSL. leaving the .I'rincc of Wales Stables, rT „f„ oi,„t t t i lr , °. rn, , .. w ILate bnute & Jones. Masterton, every Imm asd Fkiday r „ m p L idm of .J , fo «170. calling at raucru, Tumi, and { thank the Public for the heart/supUastlepoiut, and makini' the return im .,i „„„,,„,i,„i i-, ; , •' 1 ', f „ . (■ poit accorded him smco commencing oumey on the following davs. iiiminnm. n„ ,„ .*, „ i i-n i ■. J J WM NFITT business, lie is prepared as hitherto, to i)mJ p .' cany all descriptions of goods to any "i™ ' l '" t "' lt!t " 1 '- placo botween Masterton and Palmerstoii WAIPOUA FOILING DOWN North, I Ho has also a laiw 4 M <>/ ijtneral stores of best quality. Travellers wnnr cnrnTurvn u/advc can °^ anl accommodation at WUUIi isOUUKIiSU WOKJib. modorate rates, at this establishment, i fl nlmrr,A-.r and good stables and paddocks are proJOSEPH WILSON, vided. Orders left with James Elliott, or PROPRIETOR. Townsend & Cowpur, Saddlers, MastermllE above works are established on to »i will roceivo prompt attention, 2249 X the site of what was formerly known GRASS SEED. as Harvey and Muiray's Tannery and GRASS SEED, Fellinongery.. T)ERENNIAL Rye Grass Seed ; very Every kind of boiling down operations X best quality for sale, Particulars performed with care and expedition, and •• i U office, 22 liiSd down in large or small JOHN. MONTGOMERY quantities, on terms or purchased. T)UILDER AND CONTRACTuR, WOOL SCOURING CAREFULLY D , Masterton, EXECUTED, ' Estimates Givon,Jobbingdoiie,Repairs Skins, Hides, and Tallow purchased, 'executed. Highest price given 2305 IHlilftll WAR AGAIN! THE Undorsigned, have reduced the - w .—. J • T THE Undorsigned, have reduced the WOODCARTER, 1, DESIRES to thank his customers for price of horse-shoeing, their patronage, and to inform the people of Masterton that having _ got into • Hack homes shod from 5s per set for a lot of good dry Matai and Maire wood, he wishes to do more in the trade, and. cash. Old shoes Gd each, All other persons that will kindly favor him with their orders may depend on getting both work equally cheap, quality and quantity. Orders left with Mr R. Jones, fruiterer. Queen-street. 2198 GEO. DIXON.