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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2680, 22 August 1887, Page 1

CIRCUL»;#fC'.: ; : SAW SHARPENING -SAWPILBS.-' mmmmm> India Rubber, Cotton, and Leather. TOOLS op All Kinds. WHOLESALE & RETAIL IwWfiPltWWgPJ^ U Ml TCMUAY, WELLINGTON. ) KNOWN, >T!i:t! ii (-mquencccf the dujicss in trade, I litve \Wlfch tops.Sfid 110 topr, Wttjgo.,aits, ladies PhtctonH. Butchers,' Bakers,' and' QhiceVfl tes, (ilsd Ifip p&Vtfj and Coal Carts. A largo nuiubo of secoiid-haud Carts of all descriptions; alkd 6 Brougham aud Luidau; three Hors s and Ilurnoss complete. All the above fthi to'bo Sold on the must reasonable and b eral terras.' Apply to b oh-a3sr' '■'■ .•■- COACH FATURY MANMRS-STREET m*t. 333. $m ms ss RElb AND GRAY'S H^a^H ot&le oa some TESTIMONIAL Moscikl, 16th December, 1886. mUE Uhaffoutter (Reid & Gray's) that you turned into a Bagger for mo is work-: X ing splendidly, and lam highly satisfied with it. It is a great improvement over the common chaff cutter, the tieving and riii ling makeßa grand sample. It is only a matter of time when nothing else will take tho market. (Stoned) Samuel Taooaht. Chnftcuttery, hand aud horsepower, all sizes 1, 2, ;i, and 4 ilorso Powers, at reduced prices-over 1000 inado Double nud Treble riousrlis.LitflJt'i Medium, Heavy wmmmKmmts ZIG-ZAG HARROWS, in Steel or host iron. The best general purpose Harrow: in tho market. Grain Drills for all kinds of seeds- INVALUABLE. Disc Harrows (greatly improved for the season). Disc Harrows mounted as Grain Soedsowcrs ! make an efficient and easily managed Sower, Broadcast Forecferd Sowers. Urnr vor'eally admitted to be perfect. (Bend for Testimonials),. rnm^msmmmm No. 1 Royal Farm Mill, 2iin. wide" • • £7 OsOd. , No. 2 „ „ 30in. wide • • £8 10a Od. ' Cambridge Rollors-all sizes, Tripod Harrows, Iron Bark Swiugletrees, Chain Har r rows, Corn Bruisers, Farm Drays, Fencing Wire, Fencing Standards, Aomo'and Excelsior Strainers, Walked Patent Strainers, b'd each, Carriage paid to any Station on main line between Christchurch and Invcrcargill, and freight to any main port iu terms as stated ir. Catalogue. AGENTS FOR CLAYTON & SHUTTLE WORTH'S PORTABLE ENGINES AND THRESHERS. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. T. GARLAND, Sole Maniifactor of Barrell's 31 MOLESWORTH STREET, WELLINGTON. IHE most perfect and greatest labor saving machine ever brought hoforo the . public of New Zealand. The advantago we claim for this Machiuo ia that the Clothes sustain no damai'o by wear or tear as there is no. friction. 'No brushing, scrubbing or any paiuful baud rubbing iB- necesßary. and the slightest effort is sufficient to turn the haiidle-a child ton years of age being able to work it; No' Copper ' or Boiler required, tho whole proems of wachiug being done in Machine at same time. Two [Blankets can be washed at tho samo time or four sheets; ten shirU or otlier - articles in proportion. Any special size can be inado for Hospitals, Laundries or a ' Hotelkeopers. Price of Machine Com'ploto, £4, delivered' at tfie Railway. Station, r Welliugtpu. The public are respectfully invited to inspect our Machines, The following is one' of many testimonials :—Me Garland, dear Sir,-Tho washing machine which you sent has been used several times, and fulfils all our cs'pectatioilfl '• It is certainly a great boon-to those who have much washing to do. Ulir washing '' which : used to take the whole day, is now done in about three or four:hours. .•• We & find also a great saving in fuel and soap. The clothes couio out much better washed ■ than if done by hand, It has occurred to me that if, agents couldadopfc thetime ut paymont ayetem similar to the sowing machino ami, piano companies, perlia'ps those who cannot afford the whole outlay at once would be able to get tho machine. This . wuijld-bo a boon to tho wife of a laboring man, Our regret iB that we did not purD chase' a larger size. You will be quite at liberty to muko what use you "please-of Mrs 0 Tinley's name iu your testimoniais as to the efficiency of the machine. -Yours truly, William Tinsley, Wesley an Jliuister.

JAMES Til vMP SON.. -. 01' " ■ :isated watersand cordials] : Qvi&»:S'GHAPBL STREETS, MmWO.

OUR HOME" ACCOMODATION HOUSE, , EKETAHUNA. pETER THOMPSON (late of MauriceX. •'_• ville) begs to inform the travelling publiu thatiho has taken, oyer the above centrally eituated.preiniseß, .which, having undergone thorough rono-'vatiop, ; ig now replete with overy' cohveuienco; • Civility .and cleaniinesa, conibiuod with'roaßouable . will be-found • - at ': ",OUR HOME,'- .:•''■■; , m