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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2512, 31 January 1887, Page 1

■ '■■;■■■ Ironmongers and ironmerchauts, .-■■ ~., '; .'importers of, :• ■ .■■■•*:.:•,■■■•''■ •- [TAVE landing.for the coming Harvest' Season-'.. ■ ' ' ~':,■■''-, •.' ; ; •. . " Hornsbys" (very latest iniprpved) Papers: and Twine Binders. . , ; .. , ■.;„-. . ~,■ "Hornsby's"' improved Paragon combined Reapers and ■ Mowers..:,, .. .■■■-' ." Hornsby's" improved enclosed GearcombinedEeapers and Mowers. ..' ~ , ■ ousoy s improved enclosed gear Mowing Machines "Buckeye" .Reapers and Twine Binders ' \ms&W <> norse Mowing Mac Binder Twine, \ Binder Twine. The rusli for machines off commenced. Early orck and respectfully solicited. W JILLS & Co. (IMtf), Wellington.

SHEEP .SHEARS, ETC, ETC, FOR SEASON 1886. liHHHßiliiai^ LAMBTON-QUAY, Y/ELLINGfSQN, • ARBKOWLANDINGEX"RUAPBHU"- ,: . Marshall's celebrated Sheep Shears, 38m ■ Marshall's celebrated Slieep Shears, 38a Bubgon & Ball's'celebrated Sheep Shears, jbba Burgon& Ball's celebrated Sheep Shears, 11a Ball Bros, celebrated Sheep Shears, *l All with the latest improvements made specially in accordant with the suraeatloni of an oxpenencod New Zoaland shearer. mwwwh . Turkey Stones for ©near®. SewiMff Twine, Needle®. Stencil Plat©s and luh. LAMBXON-QUAY, WELAINGTOK W^.^^7^* ta «^ M^^^d«u«»: in tad., I have' Ui. i 1 57 ffor f" cf °l ra Btcck m hacd ' ccl:sistin S rf Double and Single Buggies with tops and no to|)s, Waggonett.es, Ladies Photons, Butchers,' Bakers'and Grocers Carts also Sprinjr Traps of all descriptions, Contractors' Tip Carts, Wfof lip twts, and Coal Carts. A largo number of second-hand Carts of all descriptions; | aso a Brougham and Landau, three Horses and Harness complete. All the abovo ' ille.to bo sold on the most reasonable and ißeml terms. . Apply to M„ BOHAN* WELLINGTON COAOFf TTA tort M»^-™n n ™ n ™™

Eketahima General Store TEMPERANCE HOTEL ■■■ AND CARRYING B2DPOT. ■JAMES. JONJBS -.Pnpridm [Late Shuto & Jones.] THE Proprietor of the abovo, begs t thanluho Public for the hearty suf port accorded him since commencm business. Ho is prepared as hitherto, t 'carry all descriptions of goods to an | nlaco between Mastetton and Palmersto fjSbrth. He has also a large sioch ( general stores of beet quality. Trayellei can obtain firi-ckss accommodation i moderate'rates, at this establishroenand good stables and paddocb 'are pn vided. OrdersloffcwithJamesElliott, c Tihvnsend & Cwper, 'Saddlers, Maate: ton, will receivo prompt attention. 22'] SUPERPHOSPHATES. ARTIFICIAL MANURES. . CELEBRATED CHEMICAL . MANURES. T OWES ; &IORNS have been appoi JIJ ted agents for the abovo celebrat manures, which are upon analysis declar specially rich in nil the constituents 1 quired for plant food. ; , Piice only '.. .■ «5 PER ton: FREE ON RAIL AT WELLINGTO] ! . ' Analysis by DB, BJSCTOR, . Samples may be', seen at the' office' the Agents, Lowes & lomrs. ' 23; | fTIHB real HUXLEY, tlio real Tailo . of the Lion Tailoring Establishmcn is now ready to take orders for Tra Suits, at £4loa off the prize goods fro the Exhibition, made equal to the best the colony, in one.day, for ready mono This will ■ show you that there aro not. be" found any goods superior to-HE LEY'S, no matter how much you m payjorthera. 21

THIS SPACE, £ BE-SE.BVED QUfiEK-STEEET.

v; * J. LINDOP, * ! CHE-MIST,' ■'■■• OARTERTTOH 11 ■ . . COBB &CO/STELEGKAEH LINE OFROiALMAILWAOHES.-' iy. ■ : , ' i'-"" — •' ~''' .■ ■'■ ■». mho: coaches leave tho booking office , to 1 EVERY DAY at, 12i5. ; p.w.; for ■Woodvillc .Tahoraite (for Napier,) and X- ftilmorsfon, .returning from Tahoraite every day on arrival of the first train from lay Nap ier - . " JAMES MAOARA. : : L 55 Psoprletoi