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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2756, 23 November 1887, Page 4

3 s 6 D HE PHOTOGRAPHIC 2s 6 REFUNDE TRiGGLESiVORTH & T)r PHOTOGRAPHERS, FIRST PRIZE MEDALISTS, =. S.YDNEY, MELBOURNE & NB ..;■];'; jZEALAND EXHIBITIONS, :",^'S^; )EG to'intimate to their Patrons and ) the Public that they will continue •■ &■%. <:i : their ■ ::' - ■V.^m REDUCED SCALE 0 CHARGES ; g£ •' .' ". TOK' '■■'.. '■ : 's's.r'i«j';:. ONE MONTH;JLONGER' During which time any holder of ■•'.■if , /fts PHOTOGRAPHIC TICKET for Dozen' Cabinet Photos,issued by anfsv§";. other firm in Wellington may be taken y.$J3. : ) : by Messrs W. nud B.'s upon of their Ticket, and the .firm tlio; 2s Cd deposit already; paid upon aitgh mgk Ticket, off their present scale of charges,"f tfffi CABINET PHOTOS 80S : 1 PER DOZ. . : Y7RIGGLEBWORTH & BINKS .: PHOI6ORArfIEBB, Willia Btreet (OppoaitetlieEtnpire Telephone 212. NUWIS IHtIIMthUHUHfcAP BOOTS.. H. PETERSON Doobnot miHlcadthe. Publia with great ■■■'. Clearinpt Sales, but has deter- ' mined in future to allow t . .■ .'..; , A DISCOUNT OF ONE PENNY IN TfIESHILINOONALLOASH ■ BALES. The whole of the Stock is marked IN PLAIN FIGURES. So that ' '(!,... There can be no mistaking the Price. $" Intending purchasers will find it to theft advantago to call and ". Insfkct his stock before rujieflAßiso and repairs noatly done. , CHARGES MODFR""" '*" Noto the address— EXCELSIOR BOOT DEPOT. Opposite Club Hotel, Mssterto" Kobert Crawford. J Belvedere Road .CARiBBrw. SPRING traps made I order from . O £lB. Tip Drays f-. ; :m£l3 10s, .. l Spring Tip Drays from £l9, .• 2157 All Work Guarawbd. CABINETMAKER £ FURNTTURS DEALkJI, " MASTEhTON, HAS a large stock of Linoleums from 3b per yard, Oilcloths 12 yawta wide from 2s 4d per Bquaroyard, alio a splendid lot of MATS, RUGS, and.: CARPETS, superior quality, at '» Great Redvctioh. '•■ * ■ AMU NEW GOODS/" A good chanco to renew, for Xmas at" a . Bmall outlay 2158 RACINE FAN FARM MILL. . The Cheapest and Best Fan Mill in the • Market, ractical /armors have pronounced it | best. Read testimonials below! FOR TWO MONTHS, PRICE ONIS :■ L 6 10s, f.o.b. rail or wharf, while it it has capacity to dean from CO i- ! to 90 bushels per hour... ■ NO.IFARMMILLia2ftBinov« all, and is furnished with one Wheat Hurdle, one Wheat Screen and Grader with side spout, one Barley Sieve, one Oat Sieve, and a Grass Seed -Siovß, Sieves for other purposes furnished and NIMMO/AND BLAlß,'Dunedin, would call your atleutlou to this improved FarmFaunineMill, whioh.ooßi. - bines all the advantages of the various mills.now in use, and also' the following important and greatly needed I me'nts: Ttfs l ' FiRSi.-Inthe width of the niilVft' , being wider than most Farm Mills of _ similar size. '' (second.—Tho improved plan of hang- ■ * ing the shoe upon strong Bkrap-hra^ed * Third-In the matter of faattgnng y the drum or hoad to tho posts by h! ! s of a cant-iron half oirole, thus adding j? increased stiongth and durability to the ir mill. , FoURTU.-The groat advantage of " easily raising or lowering the sido of the Q hopper by means of a screw. Be guided by the experience of othen and order a " Racine Mill." You don's want a better record than it has. Road. NEVER SAW ITS EQUAL I have only used tho < Racine' Mitt, seed. It has given me groat satisfaction. I havo never seen its equal for Bradinp wheat for seed, and 1 have seen and |, worked a good many. -William Brook. j. Church Hill, Waiwera, ~ IT IS A FIRST RATE ARTICLE. ■■ ,e 1 have given the " Racine " Warehouse FanMilla good trial, and it gives satisfaction. I consider it a first ioM » article. It-cleans and grades grata' rapidly and well, U 6trong, works smoothly, and will, I think, prove 11 durable. It is much superior to any other machine of the kind I have ever seen.—P. W. Mackenie, (the Captain)Pomahaka.. • : ' .'. u;:'.. •. '.4 BEST MACHINE OF THE KIND; I -I have tried it with wheat, oats.aidtu'rmp seed.- ; I can'confidently sayi " it is all tliatit claims to be. In fact, L _ a long way the best machine of the kind I have over seen. I believe it will drew in a superior.mannerany kinds of seeds*-" WiLLiAM.LimEJOHN, Waiwera. " r - : v ~ WOULDNOTLIKETO WANT ONR ;; I can confidently recommend M' : ■'._ "Racine" Fanners to do their' wort \rtjl,''v. * and withtatremo 1 = would opt' 3 by any'means like to Want orienow? and-. I .think'no farmer shouli-Ditm • Mao' . pK>MiEi : :Waiwern, . );■' .;.;<-■; 1 • Wa)it ;bf spaco, not of TESTJirlbs. lALS (more may be pornsed by those , • requiring more testimony), requires our •• »■ making halt jußt here; butwe invite youUS rto call.and inspect'MlLEa and THCTMi ;sMONIALB. ; : NIMMO & BLAlßhave bn Hand an| arriving-2800 bush# Ryegwas'iSefld, Jthreoyears pasture; 670• biwh'els^y> glass Seed from Poveity Bay j lMbiishele RvnnrAtt RcaA VPumm'ti .VAr bushels Italian Ryegrattg.Bed !20,00Wb Qooksfoot j 20 tons : .ppwgrass, Alsike, Re3 (( fcc;Capeßarleyf Tareß, and a varied stock' of other seeM": also a largeatook of VEGETABLIt;: SEEDS, : FLOTO" SEEDS, ,: :I™"™t ' NIMMO A»l)BLAk^' ; WHOLESALE AND RFtAILfSBIB' MERCHANTS,i DUNEDIN^