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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2757, 24 November 1887, Page 4

3 T HE PHOTOGBAPJBKJ 2a 6 REFUNDE HIGGLES NORTH < mST PRIZE MEDALISIM: SYDNEY, MELBOURNE & :; N§;;\ , ZEALAND EXHIBITION?!, BEG to intimate to their Patrona and the Public that they mil continue their REDUCED SCALE 0 CHARGES I'OH ONE MONTH LONGEK d During which time any holder of PHOTOGRAPHIC TICKET for On s Dozen Cabinet Photos issued by an/ i' other firm in Wellington may bo taken by Messrs W. and B.'a upon produotio of thair Ticket, and the firm will allow . the 2s 6d deposit already paid upon euoh Ticket, off their present scale of charges, CABINET PHOTOS 20S PER DOZ. WRIGGLESWORTH & BINNS PHOTOGRAPHERS, Willis Street (Opposit 6 the Empire. Hotel)! Telephone 212, H. PETmCN Doos not mislead the Public with great Clearing Sales, but has determined in future to allow A DISCOUNT OF ONE PENNY IN ,TAE SHILING ON ALL CASH ' SALES. 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 {heir Inspect bis stock before pmtemsijis elsewhere. ' All descriptions of Boots'mado to order and repairs neatly done. CHARGES MODFRATE, 1 Noto the address— EXCELSIOR BOOT DEPOT. Opposite Club Hotel, Maßterton .Robert Crawford. Blacksmith Farrier & Mhebiwkiqhs , Beiveoere Road,„,. l ,„Carxbrtok', SPRING traps made 1 order from • fl m ß ' J ip Dra y fl f: ' ;Dl £l3 10a, Spring Tip Drays from £l9, 2157 An Work Gcabaipnsd. v thomaOago - CABINETMAKER {* F(JRN t TURE DEALIiJJ, ' MASTEhTON, HAS a large stock of Linoleums from 3s. per yard, Oilcloths 12 yardfl wide from 2s 4d per square yard, also n splendid lot of MATS, RUGS, and » CARPETS, superior quality, at a H Great Reduction, ALL NEW GOODS, A good chance to ronew for Xraaa at a small outlay 2168 RACINE FAN FARM MILL. The Cheapest and Rest Fan Mill in the Market. radical farmers have pronounced it the best, Read testimonials below, FOR TVYO MONTHS, PRICE ONLY L 8 10s, f.o.b, rail or wharf, while it has capacity to clean from 60 to 00 bushels per hour. NO. 1 FARM MILL is 2ft Bin ovti' 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 Siove. bieveß for other purposes furnished and charged forns extras. NIMMO AND BLAIR, Dunedin, would call your attention to this improved Farm Fannin? Mill, which, combines all the advantages of the various mills now in use, and also the following important and greatly needed improvt- ' ments: 1 F»6i.~ln,the width of tho mill, it being wider than most Farm Mills erf similar size, t Beco<i'd,—The improved plan of him#, uig the Blioe upon strong strap-hinged Third —ln tho matter of fasteniiis the drum or hoad to the posts by means of a cast-iron half circle, thua addioff increased stiength and durability to the mill. Fourth,—Tho great advantage of easily raising or lowering the side of the hopper by means of a screw. Be guided by the experience of others and order a "Racine Mill." You don't want a better record than it has. Read NEVER SA\V ITS EQUAL, I have only used tho ' Racine' Mill, as yet, for dressing oats, wheat, and grass seed. It has given mo great satisfaction, I have never seen its equal for gradiny wheat fur seed, and I have seen and worked a good many.-WinuM Bkook, Church Hill, Waiwera, IT IS A FIRST RATE ARTICLE, 1 have given the " Racine" Warehousa Fan Mill a good trial, and it gives every satisfaction, I consider it a first mto article. It cleans. and grades grain rapidly and well, is strong, works tmwthly, and will, I think, prove , durable, It is much superior to sat 144 other machine of tho kind,.l have' ever . seen.—F. W. Mackehib, (the 1 Captain)''i ;; Pomahaka. ' best Machine of the kind. ;■s'* ! I have tried it with wheat;-, oata turnip seed, I can confidently say that '5/!* it is all that it claims to be.:; in fact, it a long way the best uiachinoof thokindl ' I have ever seen, I believe'it will drete : > f in a superior manner any kinds ofewdi- ' Wii,liam Littlejohn, Waiwera. WOULD NOT LIKE TO WANT ONE.-'.' I can confidently recommend ; " Racine" Fanners to dotheir work well,; and with extreme.fa'cility. 1 would not ' by any means like to want one now, and- •, think no farmer should.—l^ATtß Mas i' kenzie, Waiwera, ' %:.• Want of space, not of TESTIMOJf. ' ' lALS (more may be perused by thow ,'i requiring more. testimony), require* our j < making halt jUBt here; but we irivitflyott to call and insect MILLS and TBfrTL MONIALS.y ° NIMMO & BLAIR have on hand and arriving—2 800 bushel# Ryegrass Se«d three yenrs pasture; 070 bushels Ryegrass Seed from Poverty Bay; JOObwhele '< Ryegrass Seed, (Pacey'a imported) (10W bushels Italian Ryegrass Seed i 20,(WSb; Cocksfoot;:; 20 tons Clovers-r-Whitej: 'W Cowgratt,UMe, Bed, &o ; oapeßirley, .\| ;; raroß, and-a variedsfock of other B©»dB, f ilso a large stock of VEGETABLE SEEDS, FLOWER ; SEEDS,'So. : : : ' - NIMMO AND BLAIR, . ; . WHOLESALE AM>, ;SB0) vii4t MERCHANTS, DUNfiDIN. ' ' A