Business Notices. WINTER DISPLAY .at.THE CORNER HOUSE, OF MILLINERY, FURS, DRESSES, FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS, RIBBONS, MANTLES, AND JACKETS. Graves and Fleming AVE great pleasure iu announcing to their humorous customers in town and country that their WINTER GOODS ire nonopened up, mid are , being die played in their Windowßfand will be found to bo woll worth inspection by the inhabitants of Wellington and District. MILLINERY. We have some, vory pretty designs in Ladies' Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, in Mich and English, and also OUli Trimmiim. The prices are very uiodor ate, and the goods not to bo equalled in Wellington. FUBS, AKDFMCY WOOL LEN GOODS. We have a splendid variety of Furs and the assortment of Woollen Goods is very largo and completo, including a number of novelties. DRESS GOODS,PLUSHES, §*'■> &■> § c - DRess¥aking AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES i'EI'ONE SUITS MADE TO ORDER -ATGRAVES§ FLEMING'S, The Corner House, Wellington, THE VICTOR of the HARVEST FIELD The Massey Eeaper and Binder. Feni Villi. Vici EVERY TBIAL A TRIUMPH, as is evineed by the testimonials given in every di re clion by farmers and practical men. The universal verdict is tlmt the MASSEY REAPER AND HINDER is the "COMING MACHINE," to tlio exclusion of all others, Read tlio reports of the trials written by experts iu all the newspapers, They form'one great volume of praise of the handiest, lightest, strongest and best harvester ever offered to the farming public. A few of the reasons why the Massey Reaper ami Hinder triumphs over all others JJEG'AUSK the frame is without joints at the comers, aud so cannot shift out of line. BECAUSE the castings aro of malleable iron, mid will not hrcak as do the castings ou nil other machines. BECAUSE tho weight trip prevents repeating in tares or down grain. UECAUSE the packers go so close to the mouth of tho elevator that ckokiu? is impossible, BECAUSE a third packer takes tlio grain down much better than the old butter. BECAUSE it can makc shcavcs of any size, or all of them of the same size. BECAUSE it has a lighter draught than any other machine yet invented. BEOAUSEit iviil tike twiuo of any size. BECAUSE it is the best machine iu tlio world, We have already booked many orders for tho next harv;at, Moat of those who have witnessed a trial of this marvel of mcchauical Aill naturally desire to possess one, ami we would strongly advise farmers not to order machines of uuy other make, as such action will simply overwhelm tlii-m with regret wlieu they see the" MASSEY," We only ask the farmers to set the machine on trial. Its unrivalled merits will do the rest. Every Machine Guaranteed, l'or price Ac., apply to FRIEDLANDER BROS., ASIJDURTON. 21)40 Sole A cuts for New Zealand. MASTERTON LIVERY & RAIT STABLES. 11l TTOOD tenders his best thanks ', Li to the travelling public and settlers of the district for the liberal patronage bestowed on him sinco ho commonccd business in Masterton. Tho CLUB STABLES will bo found commodious, comfortable, well-ventilated, and supplied with evo.y convonionco that {""ollors nr owners of horses can dcsii'o. A lirat class collection of Buggies, Carry-alls, and roliablo Saddlo Horses constantly on hire at modorato rates. Evoty attention paid to tho requirements of Commoroiai Travellers, Tho "Favorite" 'Bus meets ovory Train, SECURE PADDOOKF 2211 PRINCE OF WALES LIVERY" STABLES AND HORSE REPOSITORY WILLIAM NEILL Is prepared to supply thn travelling public with BUGGIES, CARRY-ALLS, and VEHICLES Of cvory description on the shortest notice. Tho Livery department is under tlio caro of an experienced {{room, and ovory attention is paid to stabling, bait and stall accommodation, HORSES of first-class quality kept constantly on hire. A 'BUS Will run to and from the Stables to meet every train. Motto,—Civility, Good Accommodation and REASONABLE Charges. [2857 TO DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS WE aro Cnsli',Buyers of PRIME SALT BUTTER. VIRTUE & PATTERSON. Cuimiwcial Auction Rooms, • 2947 Haibor-aUeeb, Wollitigtou.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2967, 3 August 1888, Page 4
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