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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2493, 6 January 1887, Page 1

mrnmrn Ironmongers and Ironinerchants, IMPORTERS 01? wmmmmmmmmmmmm JAVE landing for the coming Harvest Season—- " Hornsbys" (very latest improved) Reapers and, Twine Binders. ;'.':. •.'■■;>; • "Hornsby's" improved Paragon cMbbed/Reapers and Mowers! " Hornsby's" improved enclosed Gear combined Reapers and Mowers. ." Hornsby's" improved enclosed gear Mowing Machines " Buckeye" Reapers and Twine Binders " Buckeye" 2 horse Mowing Machines Binder Twine, Binder Twine, Binder Twine. The rush for machines has now commenced, Early orders are strongly recommended and respectfully solicited. E. W. MILLS & Co. (Limited), Wellington. VfiTilflfcfllllflfctfiTil SHEEP. SHEARS, ETC, ETC., FOR SEASON 1886. HHIBIIiiiKIII L.AMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON, { RE NOW LANDING EX "RUAPEHU"Mabshall's celebrated Sheep Shears, 38m Marshall's celebrated Sheep Shears, 38a Buegon & Ball's celebrated Sheep Shears, aba Bubgon & Ball's celebrated Sheep Shears, 11a Ball Bros, celebrated Sheep Shears, *i All with tho latest improvements made specially in accordance with the suggestions of an experienced New Zealand shearer. Turkey Stones ior Snears. feSewiiij? Twine, Needles. Stencil Plates and Ink. T1 n A TfiTT It W>» rt.HßM.Hiehzktt LAMBTON-QUAY, WELAINGTON. ~ TANTED KNOWN,-That in cci.strjuev,ce cf the dvuiess in trade, 1 have 'y V £ISOO worth of extra stcck in liana, cccsisliug of Double and Single Buggiea Is with tops and no tops, Waggonettes, Ladies Phajtons, Butchers,' Bakers,' and , Grocer's Carts, also Spring Traps of all descriptions, Contractors' Tip Carts, Wharf a Tip Carts, and Coal Carts. A large number of second-hand Carts of all descriptions; 7 also a Brougham and Landau, three Horses and Harness complete. All tho above - arc to bo sold on the most reasonable and iberal terms, Apply to M, BOH AIT WELLINGTON COACH FA TORY, MANNERS-STREET. Sketakna General Store. o TEMPERANCE HOTEL * AND 1 rSS? GI)E f OT ; THK SPACE o JAMES JONES Proprietor, [Late Shuto & Jones.]' THE Proprietor of the above, beg 3 to jg thank the Public for tho hearty sup* port accorded him since commencing j business. He is prepared as hitherto, to •*> tm H 7? ID TT-n-n '. camj all descriptions of goods to any it JjJ D lii it V iLU a placo between Masteiton and Palmerston ' North. He has also a large stock of generd stores of best quality. Travellers wnp can obtain jlrd-class accommodation at '' moderate rates, nt this establishment, and good stables and paddocks aro pro- i vicled. Orders left with James Elliott, or Townsend & Cowper, Saddlers, Masterton, will recoivo prompt attention. 2249 ■ SUIERPHOSPHATES. » ARTIFICIAL MANURES. ; NEWUND MilliiPS i ■ CELEBRATED CHEMICAL i MANURES. LOWES & lORNB have been appointed agents for the above 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 DB, HECTOR* Samples may be seen at the office of i the Agents, Lowes & lonss. 2331 SAD3D3UEBE&, &0.. QUEEN-STREET. rpHßreal HUXLEY, the real Tailor, of the Lion Tailoring Establishment, is now ready to take orders for Tweed - Suits, at £4los off the prize goods from the Exhibition, made equal to the best in t the colony, in one day, for ready money. 8 ■ s This will show you that there are' not to s i' be.found any goods superior to HUX- !':■:' LEY'S, no matter how much you may pay for them.: . '■'. 2155 CHEMIST, UARTERTTON. COBB-4 CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF HOiAL MAIL COACHES. The coaches leave the booking office EVERYDAY tit 12.45. p.m. for Woodville Tahoraito (for Napier,).'and Palmerston, returning from' Tahoraite svery day on arrival of the first train from Napier. ' ' !; '■'' '"'■''■' ■ ' JAMES MACARA : ' Propriety