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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2740, 2 November 1887, Page 4

2 s 6 D HEPBOTOGEAPHIO 2s 6 REFUNDED. • rRiGGLESiVORTB & fill SYDNEY, MELBOURNE & W\; J ZEALA : NI)>EXHIBmONS f ' I )EG to. intimate to, their Patron* an4*'v; t ) the Public flat ttiey will coming >"\ their ■ - <, ~' REDUCED SCALE 6 CHARGES , \'" JCoK 'I ONE MONTH LONUEK: During which time any holder of a I , PHOTOGRAPHIC TICKET for On l -■' Dozen Cabinet Photos issued by an other firm in Wellington may bo tsken - by Meeara W> and B.'s upon productio , of their Ticket, and the firm will allow tho 2s 6d deposit already paid upon suoH I Tit-ket, off their present scale of charge*. ) CABINET PHOTOS 20&J PER DOZ. 4 WRIGGLESWORTH & BINNS I PHOTOQRAPHEHS, [ Willis Street (Opposite the Empire Hotel). »' Telophone 212. ', f 0 R SALE" Good 10 h.p. Cornish Boiler, in Finkf ■ Class order .ij A patent Brickmaking Machine, cap. I able of moulding 16,000 brioks a k day; capable for steam or horse 'i power. ; j A small Boiling down Plant, suM!« <■ for small butcher, ! ( Also, manufacturers of : I Speedy's Patent Wool Presses, with i racthet motion. ROBERTSON & CO. Phcenix Foundry. • NOWI3THETIME FOR CHEAP BOOTS.; H. PETEBBCN 4 Does not mislead the Public with great f Clearing Sales, but has deter* '0 mined in future to allow ■',;) A DISCOUNT OP ONE PENNY W £' THE SHILINO ON ALL SALES. The whole of the Stock is marked : IN PLAIN FIGURES..! So that '; There can be no mistaking the Price, . \ Intending purchaser will find it to their • ■ advantage to call I Inspect bis stock before prjBCHASEfa ELSEWHERE. All descriptions of Boots made to order 1 and repairs neatly douo. . ; CHARGES MODFRATB. Note tho address— ■ '■ • EXCELSIOR BOOT DEPOT, ! Opposite Club Hotel, Mwterton i RACINE FAN FARM MILL. The Cheapest and Best Fan Mill infer Market. tf"!; ractical farmers have pronounced it the i beßfc. Read testimonials below. : f' FOR TWO MONTHS, PRIOEONLY :\; Lb' 10s, f.o.b. rail or wharf, while it '•• • I has capacity, to clean from 60 "" "A to 90 bushels pur hour. ~v ' f X\o:\ FARM MILL is 2ft Bin oW '

ll all, and is furnished with on»\? Wheat Hurdle, one Wheat Screen and ■..•■'■ Grader with side spout, one Barley Sieve, I one Oat Sieve, and a Grass Seed Siov». , ; Sieves for other purposes furnished aid i charged for as extras. fIiMMO AND BLAIR, Dunedin, would call your attention to this im- ■, proved Farm Pannine Mill, which com- ! bines all the advantages of the variomi i mills now in use, and also the following <; important and greatly needed improve* i ments: Fiitsr.-In the width of the mill, it : ,j being wider than most Farm Mills of i similar size. j _ BECONp.-The improved plan of hang- ! mgthe Bhoo upon strong strap-hinged'AT hangers. \ Third—ln the matter of fastening ■', the druin or head to the posts by moans } of a cast-iron half circle, thus adding 'i increased stiength and durability to the . mill. i FoDRm.-The great advantage /tf \ eaßily raising or lowering the side of« hopper by, means of a Bcrow. ,; Be guided by the oxperionce of other* ! and order a " Racine Mill." You don't . want a better record than it has. Read. \ NEVER SAvV ITS EQUAL. I havo only used the ' Racine' Mill, ; as yet, for dressing oats, wheat, and gran ' seed. It has given mo great satisfaction, I have never seen its equal for gradln? wheat for seed, and 1 have seen and worked a good many.-Wiuiam Bkoob, i Church Hill, Waiwera, IT IS A FIRST RATE ARTICLE. . 1 have given the" Raoine" Warehouw ' Fan Mill a good trial, and it gives every satisfaction. I consider it a first rqte arriole. It cleans and grades graiu rapidly and well, h strong, worke. smoothly, and will, I think, prove • durable. It is much superior to any other machine of the kind I have ever seen.-F. W. Mackeme, (the Captain) ■; • Pomahaka. . : BEST MACHINE OF THE KIND. I have tried it with whoat, oats and turnip soed, I can confidently Bay that ; it ii all that it claims to be. In fact, it is a long way the best machino of the kind ■ I have ejer seen. I believe It will dre in a superior manner any kinds of William Littlejobn, Waiwera. : WOULD NOT LIKE TO WANT ONE. ) I can confidently .recommend the " Racine" Fanners to do t>ir v work well, > by any means like to want one now, and .;■•• think no farmer should,—David .Mac-' '■.'"( kenzie, Waiwera. Want of space, not 'of TESTIMON.. ■ lALS (raore may be perused by : those ' requiring more testimony), requires our ! making halt juat heie; but we invite you • ' j to call and inspect MILLS and ■ MONIALS. ; J" NIMMO & BLAIR have on hand aai •' ■ * arriving—23oo bushels.Ryegrass Seed,/; -i three years paßture; 670 bushels Ryegraßs Seed from Poverty Bay; 100 bushels M Ryegrass Seed, (Pacey's imported); 1059 ■, J bushels Italian Ryegrass Seed ; 20,0001b-' ( Cocksfoot; 20 torn Clovers-White,' J Cowgrass, Alsiko, Red, &c~; Cape Barley; ' Tares, and a varied stock of other seeds, [ aho a large stock of TURNIPS-FIELD, ! VEGETABLE SEEDS, FLOWER 1 SEEDS, &c. ; 4 NIMMo'AND BLAIR, ~ •#!? wholesale: AND RFTAIL SEED • '' MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN. '