JSSStf ftsi KEID & GBAY'B • NEW ZE-ALAND TWINE'BINDERS, SEND for toutiraonialß I Send for testimonials! To intending purchaser# of BJndern •we would ask them to buy tlio local-made machine,'as, boaide's tho facilities in obtaining duplicates for repairs, it is equal to the best imported. As we have already a large number of orders, wo would ask our friends to order early, to avoid disappointment. [Testimonial] Wellington, Maroh 8,188(3. —Tho iteapor and Binder worked capitally, and in all wo can wish, i Tics ntrengly a very iieat Bheaf. in long or sljiort straw. (Signed) Wm. Skey, Government Analyst, ( Back Delivery Bnapera,' reduced in price to meet the times. Grass Seed Strippers. Also their Patentßaggers (single or double). Send for testimonials. Fifty ma'do since May 1885, bbincr equal to one turned out every 10 dnys, One of theao Single Baggers cut, when timed, 70 bags in half an hour. .. ~ . • ■ DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS, HARROWS, GRUBBERS, &SEEDSOWERS, . • Ac, CAMBRIDGE.ROLLERS. . _ ; Iron and Steel Fencing Standards; specially low prices, and nett weight of Standards taken after punching, not before, Barb Wiro and Iron and Steel Fencing Wire, Agents for Walker's Patent Wire Strainers, Gd each, Clayton and Shuttloworth'a Mill and Engines now landing. Catalogues on application, ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND. PRO BONO PUBLICO. FACTS are stubborn things, and the following are a few,which those who wish to support Colonial Industry, and especially those who wish to economise should study. Before you buy a new articlo it behoves ybu to enquire® into the' quality of the said article, and not bo led away by the business puffe Bet flying by those who do not scruple to stoop to anything to make a business. , We recommend as being the BEIST in the colonics. We 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 the BRUNMR CO AL does., ( \Ve 'liave . .also tHe best English authorities, according to analysis, who place' it far beyond 'Newcastle coal for containing those' properties. Backed up by those indisputable authorities, ' we can recommend our coal as being the BEST and CHEAPEST iuthe market, •TO LANDLORDS AND HOUSEKEEPERS we give a few words of advice, There ara coala in the market whioh, to the uninitiated, may appear a nice and.pleas-, article, emitting a great,, heat—go great,, indeed^. that : by■ ,it»- use your.register stoyes-a'pd grates suffer, which,-to those who study a great difference. Another thing to study is ihe lasting power of these coals. It burps , too .quickly, to the: detriment of the' consumers' pocket, 'lt ii a well-krioWn fact that with 411) weight ' '6f BRfINNER. CO AL you as largo a' fire as you %#h '6}b of any other, : owin'g to the large proportion of fas it contains. It expands whon hoated, and emits asteady'heat, arid is aoknowledgedby all to be a. great;nooney-'savenj : "Another ifact' ■worth noticing lis,: that the BRUNNER COMPANY do not have to. buy. their ooal from othei'fliufl.proprietors.as our local,doalers haveto. fhere w po,second prpfit; They; are owners of the BRUNNER MINE, having their own fleet of steamers, depots ih'dlfferaptipartß of'tlie Colony, conducted by themselves, wh}oh enablpVtnem to sell cheap'er and with more benefit to the consamer than any ; other firm can. All thosQ who have the, interest of tho colony at heart should admit the BRUNNER COMPANY deserves support bh its merits. At their min'es £IOOO pet week is paid in wages, not taking.thc ateainers hulks,';depotfl,' &c., into J iodount. -It will be : fouiid to bt) ouo of tho largest industries in the colony. •The Company: aro. .'renowned.fori Smolting Coke, ao much so that it competes •jwigsenfoßy-jn the maiiet wjffi.^imjjiprl^ J GOOD'Spf evory description on haijd or m?do to prder. 1 'ffi'liiri two Offices in Wellington,' -donnectecl by, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY aid MANNERS : SBIIET. Telephone, Nos. 205 ?nd 210. , :
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.. W. PARRES,: .■. ■ 800T,,AN j). SHOE MAKM, „ .. - MASTERTON. 1 IN ,favort; begs to inform thein and. the 1 p'iiblic generallythiit lie 1 willrbe f oupli, ■af s ÜBtial, in the newshb'lj- MjAln'ing Messrs' < i'Mes $ lonia 1 . All deaciiptiori ot ladiea' boots and shoes, sewn or . pegged, made to or^er.-;o 1 ! r; ci Ui ; JwAIBS PATIXEXECU.TED. . 1 2275 1 ' ' '
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2547, 12 March 1887, Page 1
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