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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2733, 25 October 1887, Page 1

jSBpBT' - "'" m mm 81b* oi 13EST WHITES %GAia .■••'-•■ To every, purchaser of •'.;'■•; lib of OUR 2s 6rt TEAi- / outfumttice's Ship Candles (not the British Stu, uul - oaaa) aD 0 « a per 10i 21) boxes Pyramid at 8d ' ' ■; 2b boxen Fluted at Ud ' 5 ton China A. Sugar 11/3 per bag' ■ 1 ton* No; 3 Sdgar 9/3 bagBeat;■ White Sugar 3id per lb Stilb Best Kice for ils.3d mii.t.'ifts-«a|its;6a ton or fi/G bag Good Soapsa Cd ; ' ' S^'S' : SultahW7d^ >ttaxCahdieii,-9ia Sperms, Bid 1 ' ' "S c .?i' 7 H-.«, • . Bibs Flour, Is \ ' fmm .78.0(1 tm 71b bag Oatmeal Is 2d Jaws, 6s Od a dug . ■• ■ Flour, 12s 3d per lOOlbs Moi : ,,n fl picblß,lojd Starch, 5d box JVhjteiago.SW _ Cornflour, 6id TINT ARBivun a i 1 °, r 9 li Bflßt Axo Handles, lid ' J U m. Ali !Y vl \ D -A largebtock ofMaconochie Bros' WHITE HERRINGS, in V i"is of two dozen each, . ' . . ■■; Don't Forget the 21bs of BEST SUGAR given away. ! AU TrprtKble is'ecds'SoldTiy Weight. Lcarge and" varied assortment m wmmmM >. and. . m v/ui ouiur ur laraen beeds comprise a Largo assortment of the vory best new and | old varieties in every department no expense | being spared to secure the truest and purest w samples, d The list of FLOWER SEEDS contains all . e most popular varieties for Opeu'Borders :rai Conservatory Ornamentation, many. of the Choicest; English Varieties being saved in our own JSursories from unproved choice J. Stock. . ; ■ : TO FARMERS and NOTARY GARDENERS a Considerable Reductionwill 'u made on the'retail prices when LARGE ORDERS are forwarded..'.. To encourage Country Cuatoiiiovs to'gruw my Seeds, I mil mow sand all' Garden leuds, (Peas, Beans and Potatoes excepted) post free to any addross in the. Colony t my Retail Catalogue prices.. All orders will bo delivered free to any Booking Office, Railway Station oV Wharf, ii Wellington.' SEEDSMAN, NURSERYMAN & FLORIST, CENTRAL SLED STORE, 23 MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. '' mMm^siM. ieid & Grayslttproyedi»adcaßt Forces mH^rmmmfflmmmmmHßmmnvim l OWS uniformly regularunder all conditions, and can be entrustod to the guidunee of n buy. Also, their improved Now Zealand TWINE BINDER, (with tool spindles.) <S-ml f.->r testimonials. 43 sold in one District last season. DOUBLE fURKOW PLOUGHS, over 8000 made. The best material and workmanship iroughout CAMPUIDGK ROLLEIiS, all sizes, with plain and serrated ringSi r all plain rings. DISC HARROWS, in sizes from Oft to 13ft wide, lifted with atent adjustment for Equalising the weight, so that the discs cuts uniformly doep 11 over, at any angle, lifted with wheel in front. For the last two seasons has been tied with heavier axles; are absolutely rigid, and run in end bearings only, consquently no cutting or v/e.-iring of axle. This is the only really-good Disc Harrow. t can be fitted with our now Seed' Sower, and used with or without 'the Disc ut win liu umvu linn "■•■ i.u.i """"| i«uu uvivu "11/11 VI nitUUUI TUU UI&V larrow at pleasure ; needs only to be semi to be appreciated ; lias the most simple * nd perfect travelling carriage, GRAIN DRILLS from.Jl to 17 Coulters. The r rain being covered at once prevents the birds from takingthe Seed. STEEL ZIG fi iAG HARROWS. Same.price as iron ; will last double the time of iron harrows. • g 10l Royal Fan Mill, 24iu wide, £7 0a Od, railage paid ;',Nw. 2 Royal Fan Mill Din wide, £8 10s Od, Railage paid ; Bentall's ODD Oluiflcutters, £os Csi 01.

(JUTTREL & vnum, pUSTuMS, SHIPPING, AND U FOhWAIiniNGAGKMS, AND GKNBRA U.'ARRJEIU COTTI'.EII'S PARCELS POST EXPRIiSS Pjh'culb and Package forwarded and dulivurod to any address, at cheap thresh inclusive rates. One charge; no extras; no trouble. Despatches to Great Britain,' Europe, and Australia, by every steamer. Aeenti for the Wcstport Coal Company,: (Coalbrookdale), FEAiumxo.v-xntm, Wellington Telephone No 30b'. P.0.80x, 32y. THIS PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF II'AIUARAPA Main stuekt Gnnnow,\-. Incorporate under the Building Societies Act, 1870. DlliECTOBB: Messrs \V. 0. Cuff (chairman), M. .Cuselberg, J. Fuller, W. llooth, W, Skcct, and 0. Pharazyn. The Annual Income exceeds £7,000, Capital on Loan £I«,UUO ; Pruiita already • allotted £4,248; Reserve fund i'fc'O-l. The purpose* for which tho Asiiociiilkm is ■ established »i« twofold. In tho first place it j offers an excellent method of investment to! those who wish to accumulate their capital or! savings at the highest rate consistent v/ith per-! feet security, dud by allowing email or large i 8 urns to be invested by periodical pay meats,' conforms to the circumstances of ali classes, Ir ' the second place, to those who reipiirc loans I upon properties they already possess, or who i may meet with opportunities of acquiring pro- 1 perties advantageously, it presents ihemeans.of i obtaining advances upon favorable terms. The Association receives lixed deposits at rates to be agreed jipuu. Subscriptions on investment ' shares, os per munch; ultimate valiw'of shared \ M Applications for shares to L addressed ] to the manager. A liberal commission allowed •; to agents on investment shares issued through ' them, Office Hours-Monday, Wednesday, and ° Friday, from 2to i p.m. Pay Day-The rirsfc ' Saturday in each month, between the hours of \ 2 and 4, and 7 and (I p.m. AGENTS— M«Bterton-Me93is Jas. Brown k Co. Carterton—AJr F 11. Wood. Featherstou-Jlr J. Co<. Kketah una—Mr c\ Jagerhorn. atua-Mi b, Ludui. g. mm, I i Manas; , . W ALTER PERRY, VT GENERA I mjTCrl-ER. BMDGE-BT., MASTERTON :>