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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2595, 11 May 1887, Page 1

A. McGMSHAN.:&CO., fcESIBE to thank the Public for their past Patronage, U and to inform them that they have added to their business a ■. : ;tece»y Which Ayill bo worked distinct, and under the Management of MR WINCHIiSTIiK, a thoroughly experienced tradesman, and expert TEA BLENDER, Our Teas will be made a speciality. Other lines in the shape of Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Candles, Preserved Fruits, Provisions and General Stores will be Found of the best qualities, and at prices not to be beaten in the District. One trial solicited. McQLASHAN & CO., —; QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. DISSTQFET~ ' CIRCULAR SAWS, VEMCLE SAWS, . EAWT) SAW, OPENING MACHINES, -SAW FILESIndia Robber, Cotton, and Leather. JBINE CYLINDER and LUBRICATING OILS. TOOLS of All Kinds. WHOLESALE a RETAIL lEOIsTMiOUG-EES. LAMTVmN-ftTTAV \iu

'WANTED KKOWN,-T]!at,ii.c(isuiucncca;tl:G au.-noss in trade, I have V V £ISOO woi-th uf extra stak ir. kr.o, cu.skting of Douljle and Single Busies with tops and no tops, Waggontllts, Ladies "Wnotons, Butchers,' Bakers,'"and Grocor's Carts, also Spring Traps of all descriptions, Contactors' Tip Carts, Wharf Tip Carts, and Coal Carts. A large number of second-hand Carts of all descriptions; also a Brougham and Landau, three Horses and Harness complete. All the above are to bo sold on the most reasonable and iberal terms. Apply to M. BOHAInT WELUriGTON COACH EATORY, MANSERS-STREET WOB m MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER. ~, . Positively i jib Soetest Dip for Wool. CJmjaOßusT, WTAlKLiiias, CHEAP, . , Tjstimihiat,On uopicinbor lfi, J;r ]{. Evans put through ray dip three ov four hundred hoggets, ~H „ g Mr 0. lu. look's preparation. The florets wore very badly infested.ml h ticks and Lee. To,!ay I kvo carefully examined the shoe,; live iceks a.tcr the dipping I havo not been able to find., single hro stock or louse The skinjs clear and bright, the wool has made good l[m M, and Las a remarkable «,t and rich feel. _ Al(og,.t,,er, judging fmm tliu one Iml, 1 consider it one of the very bestdrps mthe am, youratruly, Philip 0. TintBLKBLD. liiglflffofid, lrnxtmi, October.s, lffitl. On December Kith at shearing time, those sheep ,vevc again'examined, and omul to be m csaolly the tamo stale as described ab'n-c • ! o\ 4 n 5 g v l,m dn, " iSl s > &M; ll« uo. .aCd; oM do &3d One gallon re.pmvs diluting with 50 gallonsof water opmlh " Ckmid > **

COSB A CO.'S TELUGRAPH LIMB OIHiOrAL MAIL COACHES. iTjlio cuacks leavo tlio hooking office A EVEMDAY at 12.45. p.m. for "(Vooclvillc Tahoraito (for Napier,) ami Paliiioivitan, returning from Tahoraite svery day on arrival of tlio first train it JAMES MACAIIA Proprictoi uvn riuiyii iCCOMMOLATION HOUSE, EEETAHDNA. BETER THOMPSON (latoofManrice--1 ville) begs to inform tlie travelling public that he has; takon' over the above centrally situated premises, which, having undergone thorough renovation, ia .now rcrtleto with every convenience; Civility and ■cloanliiicss', combined wifcVreasb'iiable charges,, will be found at "OUR HOME."- ... '2 B (i7

SUr ERPIIOSPK A'i'ES. ARTIFICIAL MANURES. mm imsm OELEBIiA'M) CHEMICAL MANURES. jul it" aufiiira tor mo auovo celuhratctl manures, w lch aro upon analysis declared specially lick in all tho constituents yuqi'.ircd for plant food. Price only FREE Oft RAIL AT WELLINGTON. Analysis by BR, 1-iKOTOII, ■■' •