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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2991, 31 August 1888, Page 4

Business NoticeSi . LMR PERRY, , GENERAtfBUMfiERf' BRIDQE-ST, MASTEBTON Tlie Massey T anffinden - H ; -YmVviivia TTI Uovinery'dih*tion by farmers and praotioal men,:; I ' :',■'■':' ■••'.••■: !"•'■ ;.'j: .;'■':'.;■.' TheWireiul verdict li'tliat the MASSEY REAPBR AND BINDER Is the ?! COMING eat, itynkoit tun beat; htjrreiter ever offered the Jarmljig public. " Afewiof.the reasonalwby.. the; Massey Reaper and Binder triuraphi.over all others: BECAUSE the Jrame la without jointi at the - , i, v"'iooriwrvand-ro cannot shift out'of ' "'■'•' il (line.' ::• :.' \Hr'. ij i'i ; '' BECAUSE the castings are of malleable Iron,. •■;"-.■' l and.wlU hoi'bretkkias'dd.tbe caat- .,'■.. I ina> on nil other machine!, BECAUSE the welghttrippreventsiepeating 'c". Ifa tare's or down grain,/I. -fxi* BECAUSE the! pacbfn.'go eo close to .the >' *.. mouthof the elevator that chokini; ■•■ ■ '.'a Impossible.' ~', ',''.. '„.., BECAUSE athMpaeker takes tho grain down ■:■•:.' H much better than the old butter." BECPSK it can male*sheaves of anys'iie/or ialloftherMMhesanw.siie;: : BECAUSE it haß a lighter draught than any V■( jothermaohineyetinrented*. ;' ,■ BEOAUSKIt will Mte.twiho of any site. /.'.,' BECAUSE evoryagent will be supplied withe ■''!'•' :: |Urge etook of extras. ■'.• BECAUSE it is the beet machine in the world, ■ \Yi ,have already booked many'.ordcrs for .next, harvest.' Most of those who hav'e'witncssed.'a jtrlal of,this marrel of mechanical •kill naturally-desire to •pt'ssess one, and we would strongly advise farmers not to order machines of snyother" make, is such action will simply overriiolm them with regret when jiVt only ask the farmers to set the machine en trial; Its unrivalled merits will do the rest, Every Machine Guaranteed, For price Ac, apply to ■' FRIEDLANDERBROB.,; | ASHBURTON. ' 2940 Solo A ents for New Zealand. PAhfIATUA HOTEL % sfEWART, i .! PROPRIETOB. rPHE ABOVE HOTEL'furnishes Good X Accommodation for.Travellers and Sporiamoh. .' ■ ■ Wines and Spirits of First-Class quality 2973 "; kept in Stock;'"' ' ""

Campbell AUCTIONEERS, LAND, COMMISSION AGENTS, •woq-D.-Yji-L-L-Bi^f-..; HTOOK: of ilfvi'nd. bought and Sold .j :■, on Commission!;/ •': ".'■•'?.'■ Mortgages on Freehold and other Seouri '.j itlea Properties, of ojltizps and dpßcription on .'■'' 'application,., ■;■;{_ : \ \ , MB CAMPBELL, hwingovw2o years expefieh?o[ in the Bush Distviot; is in a : position toj furriish'selectoni "wfth Shef ut leil information concerni'jg Properties ';.! for sale. "■ : . ■::•';'' ; : . -J i AGENTS Ml :•: The Mutual Life Association of Australasia, aiid thoNeif Zealand Accident • • Imurance' Company! ' FIRE OFFICE :-Agent for the Equit able Insurance of New Zealand,; 2973 W. LOADER, : SADDLE & HARNESB.MAKEE, ' pODVILLE, WISHES to inform thoßush settlors ' that selling at reduced rates. toliiee'tthetimesl' ''' ''l • )"■ Ladies' and 'Gent's Saddles, Bridles,; Whips, : Bits/and Spurs of ail kiuds Jiist received from the best manu- ' factures. .7 v .'■;■' ■"■■' Heavy Cart; Harness, Spring |Cart Har- . nesa, Bujjgy and Pack diddles and 1 Horse Covers on hand, ,or. made at ■ ' the shortest possiblo notice;' ' : ' I

AH hand-aewu work a specialty. An Experienced Dollar Makar kept on the 1 Premises , 2973. ftUEEN'SJHOTEL. LAMBTONi QUAY, WELUNOTOf.; ]lyf ES MOYNIHAN(Iato of Lyttelton) lTl> ; ' begs}to intiiiinte'' that the has taken possession of tf, e n bovo centrallyBituated ; hofe'; t 'and invites 'Wairarapa the public pay ' an early! visit." The housMas.been recently propeny renuvnwu, uuuiimuliantly furnished throughout, and every ;cohveniohcd is;"now afforded to; the I trayellint; p'ublior-' ,;;; ' ;i ' ' \ r " :t < First'olasii accommodation fur travel-lers-Hot and cold, water,! plunge and ahoffor batHs . • ' ■] Kmie'but the.most superior' brands; of liquor kept in stock. ... ftS.—Within two minutes walk of the.Governhient Railway. Station., Billiard rmini replenished with one of Alcock'sfirstclass tables. ,

BROUGHAM HOUSE, BLLMfi STREET, WELLINGTON MRS- (Colouol) MoDonnell, having opened a private soliool for young Indies at t'he above address, aided by competent My: Teachers, and qualified .Visiting Masterß, is ready to receive a few select pupil boarders who will be educated with her own daughters, and will receive tho same personal care M /training; Brougham i House" occupies ono of.tho most healthy sites ; in Wellington; and is a commodious residence, with all the surroundui? o'a refined homo, The course ) instruction embraces English (in all i various branohos), literature, Natural Bounce, French, German, Latin, Musio,(yooal andtosttumqntal, violin, bar, r riioriWcMtor'poiht),Geometry,PerspecMelightand shodo from the round (Stu? dents may ait for thVe'iamination of the Wellington; School of Design .or for,tho Soienca and Art Department Examina'tionji'and needlework. If parents orguar, dims will apply.to'the'above address.' full "iarticuiars will be forwarded by Mrs Metonnell; ' ' : .:.': <\WVJ}) Wo liDgton, Utb