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Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 2728, 19 October 1887, Page 4

2 s 6' HE PHOTOGRAPHIC 2s 0 REFUNDED. .7RIGGLES NORTH & ■t>l»fi FIRST PRIZE MEDALISTS, 2EA-LA^O ; EXHIBITIONS,;:-. y-Eff'to'inti&ate to thefr Patroni'afid ) the Public that they willebntinue their REDUCED SCALE 0, CHARGES ' '' ' ' fOK ' '■'■''"" ONE MONTH IaON<*BR During .which timo any holder of a PHOTOGRAPHIC TICKET for On Dpzen fiabine.t:Photbs issued by an; other firm in Wellington may ; be taken by Meas'rs'iW. and B.'s upon productio of their Ticket, and, the firm, will allow the 2s 6d deposit already paid upon such' Ticket, off their present scale of charges, CABINET PHOTOS 20& PERDOZ. WRIGGLESWORTH & BINNS, rHOTOGRAPnUIIS,' Willia Street (OppositothcEmpire Hotel). Telephone 212. ill 0 R 8 A L E . Good 10 h.p. Cornish Boilor, in First Class order A patent Brickmaking Machine, capable of moulding 15,000 bricks ft day; capable for steam or horso power. A Bmall Boiling down Plant, suitable for small butcher. Also, manufacturers of Speedy's Patont Wool Presses, with racthet motion. ROBERTSON & CO. IB Phoenix Foundry. NOTICE. Change of Residence. I HAVE taken that Residence opposite ■ the Public School, Queen St., Masterton, and fhall remove into it oDjthe Ist of May, 1887, where I may suited as usual. ' 2581 E. P. AMESBUKY. SUPPORT LOaiL INDUSTRY ;KUTMEB BEOS, hall-Btmet, masterton, Engineers, Bucksjiiihs, Iron am> BIIASS FotiKDEIiS. .1 machinery of the luteal improve meats will be able to coinpsto fully vt»b the Wellington firms. New Engine, any IL P., nuwmill,.-Agri-cultural machinery, 'etc., inado and repaired at low rates. Braes' fitthiga at any iiiuo. Patten*■suDDlied. * ! . RACINE FAN FARM MILL. ..■ The Oheapeat aud Best Fan. Mill in the Market, ractical farmers have pronounced it the best.- Read testimonials below. FOR TWO MONTHS, PRICE ONLY U 10b, f.o.b. rail or wharf, while, it has capacity to clean from 60 to 90 bushels per hour. O.IFARM MILL is 2ft Bin ovti N all, and is furnished, with one Wheat Hurdlo, one Wheat' Screen and Grader with sido spout, one Barley Siove, one Oat Sieve, and a Grass Seed Sieve. Sieves for other purposes furnished and charged for as extras. NIMMO AND BLAIR, Dunedin, would call your attention to this improven Farm Fannin? Mill, which coinbiues all the advantages of the various ' mills now in uso, and also the following important and greatly needed improvements : FIRSi.-In the width of the mill, jt being wider than most Farm Mills of Bimilar Bizo. _ Second,-The improved plan of ing the shoe upon strong hangers. Third —ln the mattor of fastening the drum or head to tho posts by means of a cast-iron half circle, thus adding increased strength and durability to the mill. _ FouiiTH.-The great advantagF easily raising or lowering the side 61 hopper by means of a scrow. Be guided by the experience of others and order a " Racine Mill." You don't want a better record than it has. Read, NEVER SAvV ITS EQUAL, I have only used the 'Racine' Mill, as yet, for dressing oats, wheat, and trrasa soud. It lias j-ivon me great satisfaction. I have never seen its equal for gradW wheat for seed, and I have seen and worked a good many.-William Brook, Church Hill, Walwora, IT IS A FIRST RATE ARTICLE. 1 have given the " Raoinu" Warehouse Fan Mill a good trial, and it given ovory (satisfaction. I consider it a firrt rate article. It cloans aud grades grain rapidly aud well, is Btrong, woris smoothly, and will, I think, prove " durable. It ia much superior to any' .■ other machino of the kind I have ever seen.—P. W. Mackehib, (the Captain) Pomahaka. best machine of the kind. I have tried it with wheat, oats and turnip seed. I can confidently say that it is all that it claims to be. In fact, itw a long way the. best machine of tllo^ 1 I have ever seen. I believe it willl in a superior manner any kinds of seods— • William Littlejobn, Waiwera. WOULD NOT LffiE TO WANT ONE. I can confidently recommend the " Racine" Fanners to do their work well, and with extremo facility. 1 would not by any means like to want one now, aud think no farmer should.—David Mao kjbnzie, Waiwera. Want of space, uot of TESTIMONIALS (more may bo perused by those requiring more testimony), requires our making halt just here; but we invite you to call and inspect MILLS and TEBTI- - MONIALS. NIMMO & BLAIR have on hand aud ■, arriving—23oo buahela Ryegrass Seed, three years pasture; 070 bushols Rye- , grass Seed from Poverty Bay; lOObushelß • . Ryecrasa Seed, (Pacey's imported):; 1069 l bushels Italian Ryegrass Seed; 20,0001b Cocksfoot; 20 tons Clovers-White, Cowgrass, Alsiko, Red, &c; Cape Barley, Tares, and a varied stock of other seeds, also a large stock of TURNIPS-FIELD, VEGETABLE SEEDS, FLOWER' SEEDS, &c. NIMMO AND BLAIR, WHOLESALE AM) : RFTAIL SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN. 1 Qfi<