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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2755, 22 November 1887, Page 1

T)EG to inform the public of Masterton that they will give away-, Slbs of BEST WHITE SUGAR To §) ; Bry.pUrcha3or of lib ot OTfJIi gg 6d TEA. Try Our INDIAN TEAinl|b|ackets~lßßd, or6.at.-IsYd. SHEEP SHEARS/SHIJEPB^]%Ba ti, o f1- • Bui? ?H M ' B beßt AJ - z -> « ki *"lW PER PAIR. ' The following are a few of out remarkably cheap prices:- .■'"■'..'-. Ship Candles (not the British Steamer Brand, 8M per lb 28 boxes Pyramid at sd, 25 boxes Fluted at 81d live ton China A. Sugar; lis 3d per bar -on6 ton No. 3 Sugar ; Best White Sugar, 3Jd pel-lb. 561b best Sice for lis 3d I otatoes, £3 13 6d per. ton or 6s 6d tag. Good Soap 5s 6d ; Kaisms, 7d. Sultanas,7d Wax Candles, 9fd, Sperms, 5d • . Sauce, 7|d. 81b Flour Is Kerosine, 7s lOd tin 71b bag Oatmeal, Is 2d. Jams, 5s 6d a dozen, ■; Flour, lis 3d per lOOlbs Morton s Eckels, IOJd. Starch, sd.box White Sago, 3|d. Cornflour, sid 3 bars of Soap for did Best Axe Handles, lid. JUST ARRIVED-A large Stock of Maconochie Bros' WHITE HERRINGS, in y iitiß of two dozen each. Don't Forget the 21bs of BEST SUGAR given away, JUBILEE AECADE (ADJOIMNG CLUB HOTEL) BKASTHRTOW. A II Vepinble Seeds £oldl>y Weight. f&&fflmL : iA A Large and varied assortment FLOWER SEEDS. ; Our stock of iarden Seeds comprise a | Large aßßortment of the very beat new and old varieties in overy department no oxpen »being spared to secure the. truest and purest ['samples. '■' v Tim list of FLOWER SEEDS contains all |.; o most popular varieties for Open Borders f, nd Conservatory Ornamentation, many of tho Choicest English Varieties' being saved ~■■ ■ in our own .Nurseries from improved choice Stock. TO F4RMERS and NURSERY GARDENERS a Considorablo Roduction will be made on the retail prices when LARUE ORDERS are forwarded. To encourage, Country Cußtomorß to grow my Seeds, 1 will now send all Garden Seeds, (Peiis.Boans and Potatoes oxcepted) post freo to any address i» the Colony at my Retail Catalogue prices. All orders will bo delivered free to any Booking Office, Railway Station or Wharf, in Wellington, SEEDSMAN, NURSERYMAN k FLORIST, CENTRAL SLED STORE, 23 MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. lOWS uniformly regular under all conditions, and can be cntrustod to the guidO ance of a boy. Albo, their improved New Zealand 'TWINE BINDER, (with steel spindles.) Send for testimonials, 43 sold in one District last season. DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS, over BCOO made. The best material and workmanship throughout CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, all sizes, with plain and Bermted rings, or all plain rings. DISC HA RR().WS, in sizes from Oft to 12ft ,wjdo, fitted with patent adjiißtineut for Equalising the weight, so that .the discs cutß uniformly daep all over, at any anijle, lifted with wheel in front. For the last two seasons has been, fitted with heavier axles; are absolutely rigid, and run in end bearings only,, consequently, no cutting or wearing of axle. This is the only really good Disc Harrow.' It can bo fitted with our how s Seed. Sower, and used with or without the'Dibc Harrow at. pleasure; needs only, to bo semi to bo appreciated ; has tho most siniplo and perfect travelling carriage,. GRAIN DRILLS from 11 to 17 Coulters. Tho grain beirig'covered at once prevents tho birds from taking tho Seed, STEEL ZIG ZAG Same price as'iron'; will last double the time of iron harrows'.No 1 Royal Fan; Mill, 24in wide ( ,'£7 : os'od, railage paid ; No. 2 Royal Fau Mill' Min widei;£B IDs Od, Railage paid ; Bentall's O.J) D Chaffcutfers, £6s 6s Od. r " WAL tfR PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER •JAMES THuA P8 0 N BRIDGK-ST,. MASTERTON MANUFACTURER (it —r— — j#RATED WATERS AND CORDIALS , ftKFS'/RflfiS '■> \§V ?M *-Ofyiraj, Streets, Masxerton. BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND, '^— ' J:, HORSE-SHOEING SMITH. : MA'XT 'Dtjsii'es' to inform his patrons and the pub* """."• FARM-IMPLEMENT, k MAOHIN, takeover' the oft-established business, maKwr«4 *, IMPrifiTOBQ so long efficiently conducted by *** ii! MRFARQUHAR GRAY, KNGINEERS, IRON* ■ In Qom-Sram, Kmrnw, FOUNDERS, MILLWRIGHTS, . And ho solicits a continuance of tho patj H: iRSR BHOERS * GENERAL ronage that has hitherto been so liberally SMITHS, extended. Near Railway Crossing, Uppor Plain road J.R. would remind customers that hi MASTEKTON experience and long connection with Mr : Gray's business is a guarantee that the mma MACHIN]iS & BICYCLES "atißlaction given by this establishment m ■ pup^lfE])--the past will be continued _ DiuWlNa TOR MACHINERY PREPABBD. Every kind of horse-shoeing, wheel- , , & flre tho:c} eit im wnght engmeermg and backsmithmg |Y| & Jl. workers,in Masterton. work, executed with despatch and on the M> &g ~ infcm thoinhablt4ntll moacreasonabletmm M • liicnoed in thev.abnve lino, and hop);by ■ { .. utrict attention, to ; business to receive a . ' . -fair share of the Agriculturalists support, f; ,»- -1 -*-» ■ Threshing.maciiih(jryeroctedandff'onked. —Wo .!.■'. ymrk at'lowestiatee. i()rd,ersleft:afclihe; _ i _ 'y* 3 •'' : UnioiuAco6mmo|ntion H<iuse pu'nctuallyj r,T e iT,T,tvW..„.... 1 ;.a. (^. ; attendedl to, I-!'- .'1 ■ 2736^ rUS^AßßiyEDJ : anewstockofVe;^^; l \.::-, ' j: ,; '} y .'table andl.FloiirerSeedsjof all ' ' ! ' : ''j\ '■■■;.' ! "<' i. .■ ■'■■'■' : '■ true, to name. ,1 ;] fJ' ,: W- •"•> 'viTccivingdirect'Bupplioa of.Oran.' . .•./ , T . TT r^, r ■''V-?' '■''