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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2706, 21 September 1887, Page 1

AU e k W f* ee ? ,s * oM Wei«?Jit; iM$ w*? ■NHBI w mm wm *ss?» 888 S 1 #sMehb KisWSs $» bnffi K m MB imi w $8 •SB •■■a large and varied agsprtraQDt: 1 -flo-wkhsesib^.; L Our stock of Garden Seeds comprise a j WBP..assortment of tho vory beat: new and m (Ml,varietiesm everydftpartirieiitiib.expense I jp «Pf wd-to sceuw the .truest und^rest I? Tfio list of FLOWER SEEDS contain I '* all , o most popular varieties for Open Borders 1. . nauuforvotory; Ornamentation, iriany of /« tlio Choicest English Varieties bojiig aavod i' ; ' ■.•.8 N t( J u k rowni i? Berieß fl ' om . improved afoto TO GARDENERS a Considerable. Reduction U be mado on the retail prices when LARGS ORDERS'nro forwarded. ■ R«S. e ?p Cm[l ]S n ! tmm t0 W» »y Seeds, I will now , 80 nd all Garde a »S' if- 3 ,';?° a \ 13 Pofcatoes excopted) post froa ta-any address in tho Colony at my Ketail Catalogue prices. ■ • i in Weilir' 11 b ° (lt!liV0I ' 0!l fl '° e t0 a " y T^ol£iu S. Railway Station ovWhai-f, | JaJAiN, iNURbMUMAu K i-jjuxvaoj.-, urjnxjtta 23 MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. EEID AND GRAY'S iMHffliiii (OTBLB OS DOUBLE) TESTIMONIAL' ■; ' Mosoiei; J 6th December, 1880. Chaffuutter (Eeid & Gray's) that you turned into a Bagger for mo is work- . jug splendidly, and lam highly satisfied w.th it. It is a ?reat jraproveuiout over tho common chaff cutter, the noving and rid'ling m'akena grand ga'niple. Itib only a matter of time when nothing elso will tako the market.... V"',' .'*'■'!- . ■ 1, 2, 3, and 4 Horsepowers,'st'.reduced:price^bver'iCQO'.tnade ■ . • : Poubieand Treble Vloufflis, Light, Medium;' Heaw■W""

: PRIZE BRGHOBK9,■• •' 1 The WHITE WHOBNS,, bred M ; !SffiMjjheGf.B,#-«PEOIALS-{or ; b#: jotrdainiho Shorn ]M&ra jtbe finest strain-inth'o.-roteny.-'AttliolatV ishow I purohasotltha'Tbtfla-.'Bclt^cas ; s ■exhibited, aud'au)awpr#rcd?tQ' j&nfly;: • ;;!ogga frgm an Tfi. ;d |iJUO WCEOHOaMr-havs a raoat i-er!' li jteot Cock ma-cd with Pullots bred froul ; special prizo winners, 1886. With each i, sutii.g purehaaers osn have a fow eggs froni , jniy import d birds (white .or brown) to jonabk them to m-.ua thoir stock next season . iwithoufc faulty iii. Egg? gu'3»ateed. : Price LI per dozen, F.J.W.FEAR, \VILtt3.ST.'iSD KILBUENIE. N.B—Acothar importation of Two Pairs: : . .Vhi-.oj due by steamer from Eughad. m m all >' AMES TJUujfIPS ON | MANUFACTURER OJ? •Sum) WATERSAND CORDLVLS Queen & Chapel Streets, Mastbbtoh. W, fl. INGRAM, i WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, "HEQS to notify that lie has removed J from his promisee, Willis-street,- to-* No. 157, MULLIGAN'S BUILDINGS, LambioN'Quay. (3 doors from Queen's Hotel,) WELLINGTON.- " Solo Attent for the repairs and-materia | n the Wellington Distriot for the Water URY WATCH Go. .-. TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS WE wish to draw tho attention of all builders and Contractors -fc, Itho excellent quality ■ of WILSON'S AUCKLAND CEMENT, which has been proved beyond all doubt to bo equal, it not swebiok to the Imported • Cement, both by Architects and Emrineow j and for which wo are tho Hole Agouts in the Wellington District, Wo; have also on Sale Wilson's Hydraulic Lirno, • Mauricevilld Limo, and ovory description of Drain Pipes, and Stonpwaro Pottery; All orders attended to "with- promp despatch.' Koto the address-PETER JHUTSON & CO., Warinsc TaylorStreot Wollinpton, ggg GENERAL BUTCHER; .. , BKIDGE-ST., BUSTBRTON BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AKD HORSE-SHOEING SMITH. ■' Dosircs to inform his patrons and tile public of tho Wairarapa gonomlly, that he has taken over the old-cstablishod business, so long efficiently conducted by MR FAKQUHAR GRAY, ' ' In QUEEN-SIEEET, MaSTERTON, And ho solicits'a continuance of tho pat :onage that has hitherto boon so liberally jxtend'ed.'. '••'- :.■.!.'..■.'.- -I.R; would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr 3ray ! s. business is a guarantee .-that.the •atisfactiou given by this establishmentan ;he past willie .continued. ; ": ' '•- : '''■ ■•'■ ': : Every kiM of horse-shoeing, ■ wheelnight engineering, and; blaoksmithing vork, oxecuteciyvith despatch and oh thenosfc reasonaWewm?, „, js9

j , (XfITKGL As '.V.UUMJ, " 3ETO&,.* AM I U . FORWARDING'A^Erf^ '■'■■'■«■ ■■ '• ''AKD '"'v •',;,; •■ UENEfiALOARBIBIIS, CQITKELL'B PARCELS POST EXPRESS Parcels and Packagjs forwarded anc delivered to any address, atcheap.tlirougl inclusive rates. One charge; uo extras no trouble. Despatches to Great Britain, Europe, and Australia, by every steamer, Awuts'for.the Wcstport Coal Company (Coalbrookdalo), FEAIHraUIOX-BIKUE'I, WeIUXGTON, Toli'phono No, SOo. P.O. Bra, 32y. THE PERMANENT INVESTMKKTaIB x LOAN ASSOCIATION OF VAIK ARAPA Mais sikeet Gbevtowx. Incorporate under tlio Building Societies Act 1870. ' DIBECTOIiS: Messrs ff, 0. Cuff (chairman) M, Caaelberg, J, Fuller, W, liooili. \f, Sheet, and 0. Pharazyn. Tho Annual lucomo exceeds £7,000, Capital on Loan £18,000; I'rufits already allotted . £4,24>> j Reserve fund £BO4. The purposes for which tho Association is established aro twofold. In the first place it offers an excellent method of investment to foct security, and by a!lowi::g email or law suuib to be invested by periodical payments, conforms to the circumstances of all classes. Ir the second place, to those who require loans upon properties they already possess, or who may meet with opportunities of acquiring properties advantageously, it presents themeans of obtaining advances unon favorable terms. • The Association receives fixed deposits at rn'teG to be agreed- upon. Subscriptions on investment shares, as per month; ultimate value of shared £SO, Applications for shares to be addressed io the manager. A liberal coiumiesioa allowed to agents on investment shares issued tbroueb them. Utllce Hours-Monday, Wednesday, and hiday from 2to 4 p.m. Pay Day-Tho first batoday in each month, between the hours of 2 and 4, and 7 and (I p.m. Agents— Mastcrton-Jlcsßiii Jas. Brown k Co. Car-torton-Mri 11. Wood. Fcathenton-Mr J Cox. Kketehuna-Jlr F. Jagcrliorn! aiu- Mr D. Hutchen. G.WYBTT, MIBTHE TIME FOB CHEAP BOOTS H. PETERSON )oos not mislead the Public with great Clearini? Sales, but has detor- \ mined in future to allow j A DISCOUNT OF ONE PENNY PI I Tfiß SHILLING ON ALL OASU ' SALES, i x The whole of tho Stock is marked ] IN PLAIN FIGURES, < , So tliat c :herc can be no mistake in the Prico. ] ntending purchasers will find if, to their . . advantage to call and NSl'liCt;:ni3 STOCK BEFOKB rCBCIIASWO ' /; . EiSEWHBRE. All. descriptions of Boots msde,to order »d repairs neatly done. r ■- CHARGES MODFBATB. loto tho address—#l EXCELSIOR BOOT DEPOT. \ l Opposite Club Hotel. M-isteiton. I E.TAYLER, :l •■ t Local Fruit Depot,' QOBBN-STUEEI, MaSTERTON, / SEEDS 1 SEEDS!! SEEDS!!! :' rUSTAßßlVE£7newßtiok : i,fVe«e-' f table -and Flower Seeds, of all the ° ading varieties and truo'to nanio. I'm ( ■- itceiving direct supplies of OranKcs. ° Bars.PinDS, Bananas, Cuc-anuts, &c l Inch will be sold Wholesale and Retail lowest current rates. ti