LIME! LIME! LIME!
TO THE EpiTOR. Slit—There lias been a good deal of advertising ol late in your paper about tho Mauricovfllo lime. Hitherto I havo been contented with supplying the trade while others havo been advertising for the scraps. And as the output from the HarrietyQle Lime Kiln by about 800 per cont, it may be reasonably assumod that it is by far the best for every purpose for which lime is used, and as nono but the most respectable wonts aro appointed, all customers may bo assured that all orders sill bo executed Promftw, and with tlwußßAjisT Civility and ArmHos. The Agents for tho Harrietvillo Lime;—Mr J, P, Cowio,Masterton, Mr H.Trotman,(iroytown,MrJ, D, Oakly, Feathorston,'Messrs P, Hutson and Co., Wellington; Mr v B, P.' Edwards, PalmerBton,, A wry cheap BROWN LIME tfi'ay'ajso be had for very nominal prices, also an'oxcollent lime for agricultural nprposis.'' . L ! ' RE.B2IOOKS. *? Mauriceyillo, September 15!,' 1883* ;»BYi. '■ ' 3004.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3005, 17 September 1888, Page 3
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153LIME! LIME! LIME! Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3005, 17 September 1888, Page 3
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