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:' Business^NQtabeß,^:; ■ : ';DAiffiHOUSE^i -\SI ■ RIDDLE, whilst thanking the ,VY • publioforpastpiitronaj,e since suminQtioiiiK buaidcaniu tho Tau'orii.begs to informJhem.tlnrt he hasjJMt received a large stook of general storos of the best, qual'tVt \ Travellora will find First Class Accommodation nt lnoderato charges at th<B establishment. Good paddocking and stable accomodation! Tiie BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT is still under the', management of Mr S. flearyy All .kinds of ; Boot aiid Shoe work eieoutod'oh tho premises. Repairs' neatly Meoutcd, . ;>I, RIDDLE. Proprietor, THE YIOTORof the HAEVESTFIELD The Massey* Reaper andßinder. EVERYTIiIAL A : TRIUMPH, as Jbovj. klenced by the testimonials given in every direction by .''farmers:'and praotical men. ' ; '' •-"■•■ '•"■. ' 'The universal verdict'ii that tho JIASBEY KEAPER AND * BINDER is tho" COMING MACHINE," to the eiciiuipn'of all other*. Read tho reports of tho trials written by great volume of praise of the handiest, .lightest, strongest ami best harvester ever offered the forming public,; U. .. A few of the ' reasons why the Massoy Reaper and Binder triumphs over all others: BECAUSE the frame, is without joints at the corners, and so cannot shift out of , Ihie, ' ' '- BECAUSE tlie castings are of malleable iron, and will not break as do tho casting on nit other machines, BECAUSE the weight trip prevents repeat!"" in tares or down grain, BECAUSE the packers go si>. close to the . mouth of tho elevator that chokine ~ is impossible. BECAUSE athiid packer takes thegrain down much hotter than the old butter. BECAUSE it can make sheaves of anysizo, or all of them of tho tame size, TJD/IITICV it l„„ . 11.M.,, Jraiwlil-. Mull onv othcrmachinoyet invented, BEOAUSEit will t»ko twine of any sizo, BECAUSE evory agent will be supplied witha large stock of extras, BECAUSE it is the best machine in mo world, IVo havo already booked.many ordors for next harvest. Moat of thoso who havo witnessed a trial of this marvel of mechanical (kill naturally desire to possess one, and we would strongly advise farmers not to order machines of any other make, as such action will simply ovorrholm them with r'c'grct when they see the "MASSEY," We only ask tho farmers to set/ tho machine on trial, Its unrivalled merits will do tho rest

Every Machine Guaranteed. For pricoic,, apply to FRIEDLANDERBEOS., . ASHBURTON. 2940 • Sole Agonta for Now Zealand. Campbell <& Scott, AUCTIONEERS, LAND,; STOCK, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, WOODVILLE. STOCK of all tind Bought and Sold on Commission. ' Mortgages on Freehold and other Securities Negotiated. Properties of all sizes and description on application. MR CAMPBELL, havingover2o years oxporieiro in the Bush District, is in a position to furnish selectors with the fullest information- concerning Properties FOR SALE, AGENTS FOR: The Mutual Life Association of Australasia, and tho New Zealand Accidtmt Insurance Company. FIRE OFFICE;—Agont for tho Equii able Insurance of Now Zealand, 2973 By Appointment, to His < Excellency the Governor. M'GREGOR WRIGHT, PICTURE FRAMER, GILDER, . AND ARTISTS' COMRMAN, 129, Lambton Quay, Wellington, and Moray Placo, Dunedin. OWING to scvoralrequcsts.M Grebor Weight has opened a shop at the above address, which will be uudcv his persona! supervision. MR WRIGHT, Having been eight years with the Queen's Gilders and Frauiera, and having certificates from the Department of Science and Art, South Kensington, satisfaction will be assurod, and really good and artistic work will be oxocutod. Gilding and re-gilding a speciality; new picturemouldings,cardboard & mounts of every description, artist's colors, brushes, etc. Mr H, W. Kikkwood, an ; artist of great ability, will give lessons in painting. Specimens of MrKirkwood'B work, and all particulars,, can be had at M'Gregor Wrights. 2983 W. LOADER, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, .WOODVILLE, WISHES to inform thoßush settlers that he is soiling at reduced rates to meet tho times. Ladios'and Gent's Saddlos, Bridles, Whips, Bits, and Spurs of all kinds 1 Just received from tho best mann factures.

Heavy Cart Harness, Spring Curt Harness, Buggy and Pack Saddles and Horse Covers on hand, or made at 1 the shortest possible notice.' Saddles and Harness repaired. I All hand-sown work anpooialty. An Ex,' iperienccd Collar Jlakiir kopt on the ; '' 'v'. Premises' ' 2973 BROUGHAM HOUSE,ELLIOE STBEET, WELLINGTON MRS (Colonel) McDoripglJ, having opened a priyato school for young ladies at the above aided by competent Lady Teachers, and qualified Visiting Masters, is ready to.receivo a few select pupil boarders who will be educated with her own daughters, and will receive the samo personal care and training. Brougham House oucupiesone of the moat healthy sites in Wellington, and iB a.! commodious residence,'>vith all tho Btlrroundin?a o a refined homo. The course p instruction, embracesipnglish (inal its various branches), Literature, jfatjjral science,'Frenc'i; German, Latin moriy, counterpoint), Geometry.Perspectivolightand shade from the round (Students may s|t for the examination of the Sohool pf Design or for the Science and Art Department Examiua. tion), and needlework. If parents orguar, dians will apply to the above addrcusfull .lartionlars will be forwarded by Mra

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3018, 2 October 1888, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3018, 2 October 1888, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3018, 2 October 1888, Page 4

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