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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2414, 1 October 1886, Page 1

PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. FOR THE PLOUGHING SEASON. mmmMmMMMm IMPORTERS of AGRICULTURAL, IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY. /•'v./' --;*«\.,'' ■""' -—rt— HAVEfetIMj.odox'viWVERCARGiLL/'aahipmenfc of HORNSBY'S colebratJd. ~'V.: ... Wroupt Iron PI Single arid Double .'.!'"■ Eurrow, composing ,■ . V Heavy 2-wlioel with, Circulaffkeiths,, ■ M'lediuih 2-wheol Ploughs, with Circular Skoiths.',. V. Mcdiiim Swing Ploughs, with Circular'Skeitlis. . ' One Horse or Pony Ploughs for GardonsM Orchards, HORNSBY'S Steel Mould Boards, Solo Plates, Circular! Skeifchs, Land and Furrow Wheels, Cast, Wrought, and Malleable Iron Shares. l '. •HOWARD'S Improved Simplex Wrought Zig Zag Harrows, Light, Medium, and Heavy Weights. - Tubular Iron Whippletrecs, for two and threo horses. BENTALL'S Chaff Cutters, 2 and 3 Knife, for Hand and Power. RENTALL'S Oat and Bean Crushers, for Hand and Power. BENTALL'S Horse Powors and Intermediate Motions, 1 and 2 Horse. Endless Chain Iron Pulley Blocks to lift scwt,, lOcwt., 20cwt., 30owt. Orders will receive our prompt and careful attention. KW. MILLSTCO (Limited), WELLINGTON. 22C6 SHEEP SHEARS, ETC., ETC., FOR SEASON 1886. MHUHIB XiAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON, A RE NOW LANDING EX "RUAPEHU"Marshall's celebrated Sheep Shears, 38m Marshall's celebrated Sheep Shears, 38a Burgon & Ball's celebrated Sheep Shears, bba Burgon & Ball's celebrated Sheep Shears, 11a Ball Bros, celebrated Sheep Shears, *i All with the latest improvements made specially in accordance with the suggestions of an experienced New Zealand shearer. Turkey Stones ior Snears. Sewing Twine, Needles. Stencil Plates and Ink. IBO^MOETGKRBS, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELAINGTON.

THIS SPACE RESERVED QUEEN-STREET. KURDPUNI NURSERY.-MR COLLOTTE thanks Ids numerous customei'B and the public foi their past favorg, and desires tu inform llinin that he is now prepared to supply them with ROSES, PIN US Of ALL KINDS, AND PRUIT TREES, &0., *o., of tlio best varieties at a great reduction m price, Orders left wicli Mr Taylei', fruiterer, will recuivn immediate attention. 2270 \v7 CATT. High-sheet Carterton. XT AS now received a iino selection of Contention ery of every description. lias also been appointed agent to the ell-known Herbalist, W. Ayro, and keeps a stock of these celebrated remedies ALWAYS ON HAND. FANCY GOODS Comprising the newest novelties can be obtained at his establishment. Agent for the Waiiurapa. Daily. W. i. LINDOP, CHEMIST, CARTERTON. EMPIRE RESTAURANT, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Splendid kecommodation for Boarders and Visitors. LOSE to wharf, alongside of tram, with bath and overy convenience. TERMS :-16s, sind 18s, Per Week. BEDS.-ONE SHILLING; MEALSSIXPENCE. J. WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR.

Eketahuna General Store, TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND CARRYING DEPOT. JAMES JONES Proprietor, [Late Shute & Jones.] THE Proprietor of the above, begs to thank tho Public for the hearty support accorded him siiico commencing business. Ho is prepared as hitherto, to carry all descriptions of goods to any place between Mastorton and Palmerston North, Ho has also a large stock of general rfores of best quality, Travellers can obtain firit-cfoss accommodation at moderate rates, at this establishment, and good stables and paddocks are provided. Orders left with James Elliott, or Townsend & Cowpor, Saddlers, Masterton, will recoive prompt attention. 2249 wmmJKK Jflßnll JAMES TtiUJttPSON. MA NUFACTUREII OF /ERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. Queen & CHArat, Streets, Mastertoh. SOTKRPHOSPHATES. ARTIFICIAL MANURES. 'via'i'ji^ii^nyiiwuua^ CELEBRATED CHEMICAL MANURES. LOWES & IOW?, have been appointed agents f or tj 10 nhnva celebrated manures, which are upon analysis declared specially rich in all the constituents required for plant food. Price only £5 PEE TON.. FREE ON RAIL AT WELLINGTON. Analysis by DR, HECTOR, Samples may be seen at tho office of the Agents, Lowbs & lorns. 2331 Mr. A. KEISMBERG, mEACHER OF MUSIC I AND SINGING, Terms ontipplication. Term commences with pupil. Adress care Mr R, Gam, Chemist, Mastorton. 20C1 NEW SEASON'S TEAS, Ex. TAMSUL FIRST ARRIVAL, 150 Boxes, and 50 Half Chests. A Special Line—2ls Box, containing 121bs of tea, a perfect luxury in strength and richness of flavor. I was enabled to pic'{ up tho balance of this shipment, which 1 can thoroughly recommend as being superior to teas sold at 24b. This Tea, and the following shipments, can only bo had in the Wairarapa at the MASTERTON.