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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2577, 20 April 1887, Page 1

A. McGLASHAN' , bakers MD seronoTOg DESIRE to thank the Public for their past Patronage} and to inform them that they have added to their business a Grocery Department Which will be worked distinct, and under the Management of MR WINCHESTER, a thoroughly experienced tradesman, and expert TEA, BLENDER. Our Teas . will be made a speciality. Other lines in the shape of Sugar," Coffee, Cocoa, Caudles, Preserved Fruit's, Provisions and General Stores will; bo Found of the best qualities, arid at prices not to be in the District, One trial solicited. : . m <6 co. r . .. :y-oi •: - ; QUEEN STREET. mss'iws CIRCULAR SAtS," VERTICLE SAWS, ■ BAND SAWS, SAW SHARPENING MACHINES, -SAW FILES,MILL BEKOTG: India Rubber, Cotton, and Leather, ENGINE CYLINDER and LUBRICATING OILS. TOOLS of All Kinds. ROBT. GARDNER &(fWHOLESALE & RETAIL lEO3STMOITGEES, LAMBTON-QUAY, WBLUNGTok

WANTED KNOWN,— I That in cci;6equencecf jthe du~ness in trade, I hare £ISOO worth of extra stock in hand, ccußi&thig of Double and Single Busies with tops and no" tops, Waggonettes, Ladies Phaetons, Butchers,' Bakers,' and Orocer b Carts, also Spring Traps of all descriptions, Contractors', Tip Carts, Wharf Tip Carts, and Coal Carts. A largo number of second-hand Carts of all description^; also a Brougham and Landau, three Horses and Harness complete. All tho above are to be told on the most reasonable and iberal terras. Apply to , M. BOHAN WELLINGTON COACH FA TOR V, MANNERS-STREET (POISONOUS,) MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER. ~. _ ' Positively this Softest Dip for Wool, SAFE, RELIABLE, LASTING UNIFORM, STAINLESS, . CHEAP, Testimonial*On September 16, Mr R. Evans put through my dip throe or four hundred hoggets, u«ing Mr U. M. Brook's preparation. Tho Hoagets woro very badly infested with ticks Bnd lice. To-day I have carefully examined tho sheep, five weeks after the dipping. I have not been able to find a single live stock or louse The Bkra.is olear and bright, the wool has made good growth, and has a romarkable >oft and rich feel. Altogether, judging from this ono trial, 1 consider it one of the very best dips m the- Market.—l am, yours truly, . Philip 0. Thbblkeld Inglowood, Foxton, Qctobor 3,1886, On Decembor 16th, at shearing time, these'sheop were again' examined, and ound to bo m exactly the same state as described abovo. ■ Pm-rcnallQiiisJii 4or 5 gallon drums. In battels, 20 3s M; 100 do. 3ei fld; 600 do, 3s 3d, One gallon requires diluting with 50 gallons of water AGENT»Sffif m Opm Vhmt, Kaiapou WESTON Bros,, OART ERT ON.

.SUPERPHOSPHATES. ,■. artifioiallianures, IWIIpFCTS OBISBRATED CHEMICAL MANURES. LOWES.'&.IORNS have.been appointed a?enta for the above celebrated manures, w ich are upon analysis declared specially rich' in all tho constituents required for plant Ml.!'." ' ' Price only iCS PER TON. FREE ON RAIL AT WELLINGTON, Analysis by DR, HECTOR, Samp a may be seen at the office of the Ag« ts, Lowes '& lokns, 2331

WOU w EES COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF KO'iAL MAIL COACHES. The coaches leave the booking office EVERYDAY at 12,45. p.m. for Woodville Tahoraite (for Napier,) and Palmereton, returning from Tahoraite every day on arrival of the first train from Napier. JAMES MACARA Proprietor nnO SEEDSMEN.—Seed Envelopes can 1 be obtained at DAiivOffice. |.API2R TTTINDOW pRIOE TICKETS I CHEAP I "DAILY OFFICE.