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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2413, 30 September 1886, Page 1

!!■!! 1 Hill Pi II mm [IP 1 I m m wmsL w» m mm II m\ DRILL your grain and save your seeds from birds, and ensure a bettor crop than by any other method, fitted, if desired, to sow Turnips in drills or rows. OUR NEW BROADCAST SOWER, FOKCEFEED For grain, grass, and turnips, is simply perfect. The discharge with both of above machines will not vary more than 10 ounces to the acre, while the best cup feed varies from 7 to lOlbs per acre. 0 U R C II A P F C U T T E R S Still maintain the lead, fitted with new wrought steel mouthpiece. OUR PATENT BAGGERS (single or double) arc a complete success. Copy of Testimonial— The (jkovk, Tiiwbu,, Makoh 2Gth, 1880, " I lmvo thoroughly tried your No. 1 Chaff-cutter and Bagger which 1 bought of your Christchurch house, ft has given me greatest satisfaction, and 1 frequently have much pleasure in recommending this make to my friends who want a thorough good Chafi-ciittcv. —(Signed) Hi;kw;i'.t Gaudki',::." KPl,<J:Etgl««s»PreTO»3l«aiPH Patent Disc Harrows, with balancing screw Double Furrow Ploughs, iianws, Grubbers, Iron and Steel Fencing Standards; also Gray's Patent Standards for folding sheep and fixing Wire Netting, reduced prices Sole Agents for Walker's Patent litramers, 6d each. VANCE NEW ZEAL PRO BONO PUBLICO. 'ilVC'i'S are stubborn tilings, and the following are a few which those who wisli to JJ support Colonial Industry, and especially those who wish to economise should study. Before you buy a new article it behoves you to eiK'unv, into the quality of the said article, and not be led away by the business pull's set living by those who do not scruple to stoop to anvthing to make a business, RTJMER COM Wo recommend as being the BEST in the colonics. 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 doubt that there is no coal in the Australasia Colonies containing the quantity tho BRUNNER COAL does. We have also the best English authorities, according to analysis, who [dace it far beyond Newcastle coal for containing those properties, Backed up by those indisputable authorities, wo can recommend our coal as being the BEST and CHEAPEST in the market. f 1 A TTTTAF \jAUIIUIM. TO LANDLORDS AND HOUSEKEEPERS we give a few words of advice, Tin.™ are coals in the market which, to the uninitiated, may appear a nice and pleastide, emitting a great bent—go groat,, indeed, that by its use your register stoves and grates suffer, which, to those who atudy finance, makes a groat difference Another thing to study is the lasting power or these coals, It burns too quickly, to the detriment of the consumers' pocket. It is a well-known fact that with 41b weight of BRUNNER COAL you can make as large a fire as you can with Gib of any other, owing to the large propoition of «as it contains. It expands when heated, and emits a steady heat, and is acknowledged by all to be a great money-saver. Another fact worth noticing is, that the BRUNNER COMPANY do not have to buy their coal from other mine proprietors as our local dealers have to, There is no second prolit. They are owners of the BRUNNER MINE, having their own fleet of steamers, and depots iii different parts of tho Colony, conducted by themselves, which enables them to sell cheaper and with more benefit to the consumer than any other linn can. LOCAL INDUSTRY. : ' All those who have the interest of the colony at heart should admit tho BRUNNER COMPANY deserves support on its merits, At their mines £IOOO per week is paid in wages, not taking tho steamers hulks, depots, etc., into account;, It will be found to be one of the largest industries in the colony. H: Tho Company are renowned for Smelting Coke, so much so that it competes successfully in the Australasian market with the imported English'coko. FIRE-CLAY GOODS of every description on hand or made to order. Wo have two Offices in Wellington, connected by Telophono-CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY and MANNERS-STREET. Telephone, Nob. 205 and 210.