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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3052, 13 November 1888, Page 1

i DOWN ..BINDER CUTS A ft PABS: ■ " ;;;• r ? ,nc.> ; NEW'BUCRM ffiißill^Jl^Sifl^^ ■ LIGHTEST AND STRONGEST MACHINE IN'THE WORLD:,-, 0! THE NEW PATENT KNOTT ERTslnTplest and Most ?<Mjei invented. | ''. - .'-0,'~:\) -il / ; .I.T-i ■|'[,-, fc 7 ' MiVV.UvVi ll "'-VS*''» U * ■•\;' < -' Tljo Buckeye cannot capsize on hill sidcß. •No traiispovt carriage necessary/ • '.',;,,,,,. ~; ..... i - pnly;Onc canvas'.''V"i fif; \l'.i' i.', ) Tho New Buckeye Low-down binder is away ahead of ,aU others this season, r^ Eai'ly Application for machiiics is necessary as oidy ilimited number remain unsold' ; BUCKEYE EXTRAS for REAPERS and Paraxon Combined Reapora and Mowors; Mowers ? HORNSBY'S Hercules MOWERS for Cu!i!TlN(l'Mm%RJ|f! J'"' : .r H .„.. ijiptWij <■■ mWim\> ... AniernJajiAYimipwiiig Mac]iin"es» i'M. SepDiftliugniid Cloftiiing all lancUGmas S^cdß and Grain j Amoruan Horse Hay Rakes j iVuiericflnltcyolyingHorso.rjay.Pvakes. ' ... ! bort qiiality,' pure Manilla or FIax.'SHEEP SHEARS .Ward & Payne's No. 90A?,:and Burgon & Ball's bbaami 1 lA.j/JCurko^.Shear.Stonep and Slips, Washita Stones; Wood-Marking Oilsj Red and'Black:.'Machinery Lubricating Oils, all kinds. ■ . i'i-' 'i. REAPER & MOWER SECTIONS, fa., fbr.variousMachines.'!. . "SCYTHES, Crown 'and Registered, SCYTHE HANDLES, REAP «. HOOKS, SCYTHE.STONES, HAY FORKS, HAY RAKES, WESTON'S r /;iiDH'FERENTIALPIJLLYiBLpCKSi& ; CHAINS.:;'. ;. fiW-lILLS^COrLiMted. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN^.AND MACHINERY IMPORTERS : ' '■'' ,!li " ,! ;' i ■ v .; ; te#;' ( !: : t1a!! teaii acfl^^ ut. immnfL cmm. "Tlii! lilcmliii!! Is entirely atteniti k bv Mr. Nelson himself, wlio o** THOUGH : COPIED i BY ALL :.iiium ntmu>.\. ■Tills .tifin deserves tli |»rt ol nil jiurclirars i PRICES' PORE AUCpD,WELLINGTON,CHRISTCHURCH,OUNEOiN I ' i\:A^ENTS:I^KYWHERE '. WAIRARAPA AGENTS:-' Masieuton: J, GRAHAM*Co,, ; R. WYETH, G, WYETH, Oamskton : MERGER & BAYLISS, W. P. ALLEN. OuitEviLLE: I. FEIST. Grbytown:MAXTON&SONS. Feathersion : J". D. COX,

THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF I lIZEALIND OFFERS GREAT ADVANTAGES TflpFjlgjJHg about to inakothoir wills, mid desiring to accuro tho faithfm 1 ut r oxecution of their last wishes, TO PERSONS al)outtom[ U' r y al " lmal{o provision by marriago contract or sottlo I ut I mivviiv TO PERSONS conccm P liltin S t!l ° sottlingof thoirostato.or of a sum or sums of 1 u '*■"" monoy by trust deed. TO PERSONS S ' iOUS °* conatitlltinl >' truß : te for cliaritnblo or bcnurolont obholding nionoys in trust for'persons resident it 'this Colony, All such should obtain detailed information from the PUBLIC TRUSTEES Ciiß< torn HoufP Wellington, or from <u- ' ' r; :; Wm. SELLAR, Locnl Amnt at Mastcrtoi) -

FrSy O.L.JENNESS, BEGS to inform his friends and tho , public generally, that ho has just , receiyed a splendid assortment of jowelm of all kinds, also i;old and Silvei Watches ; 100 jewelled 8 Day Brass Urum Clocks, worth 25s each to he sold at 15s each, 300 English Lovor Clocks to bo sold from ss; 110 American Lever Cooks to be sold from Csi 100 American Alarums to. bo sold from Cs; 250 English Uvor Alarums, to bo sold from 9s and 10s each, Also a largo assortment ol other kinds AmoricanEnglish and French Uocka Diamond Rings, Bracolets, Mooches and all other kinds of jcwollry made to order at. tho shortest notice; Also all kinds of repairs, Skilled workmen kept. All work donoonthonro miscs. a. L,J. Begs to'inform his country customers that thoy'can for forward their watches by parcel post at a cost of 8d each way registered. Country orders punctually attended to.' Noto the address.-U.L.JEWNBSS.G Willis-st, Wellmpton. . '.■■■• 2791 WALTER PERRY : GENERAL: Bl GENERALBUTCHER, ■BWDGE-ST, MASTERTON ARTHUR ;WARByRT<3N'& GO,' : SIOOK AND SIIAREBRWB'RSj'IiAN^ESTiTE' Financial, AsnGiiNJißij, Commission ;:;: ' : :, • ; ;, , v r 'Ao£NM; ; ,•' :i ;: ; ■■'''•'"/ , liiMßioN Qoiy;'WEMoafOTOM; l: '

CONNOLLY & HERMANN, LANDSCAPE, PORTRAIT, General Photographers, 65, Lambtok-quay, WELLINGTON. MR CONNOLLY boi>s to notijy that ' ho has admitted Mb R. HERRMANN ai a pattnor into tlio firm, and " that tlio business of General Photogra- ] pliers will for tlio futuro bo carried or. , under tho style of : •-::-:■' Connolly*: Hermann. | Tho public will no doubt reoogniso tho vast importance of having their wants attended : to by tho heads of the firm, and as Messrs Connolly and Hermann. PERSONALLY UNDERTAKE THE OPERATING ti BE TOUCHING Departments of'their business the publio can rely on receiving tlio VERY BEST WORKMANSHIP AT 1 LOWEST PRICES, [Mn HERMANN, who is acknowledged by' tho profession to bo UNEQUALLED in tiid ColonyasaFlßST-OLASS OPERATOR £• RE-TOUCHER, holds several first prize Medals won various American: Exhibitions Hoalsopossessos a THOROUGH KNOW LEGDE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMISTRY (rarely acquired by theovery-day photographer) and as tho .whole, foundation of the photographic art is based on l CHEMICAL PROCESSES, tho publio will acknowledge. With tho addition of Mn HERMANN to tho staff tho firm are onablcd to bringHlGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY within the rcaoh of. all.. that'whilst tho likeness will be'distinctly preserved, theii production!)' will be-UNSURPASSED for ARTISTIC LIGHTING AND POSING, DELICACY OEHALF.TONESj'ah'd excel; lenoe of finish. - v ,; .-,: -v-\ ;.-;■,■: ■•-.'. ",.•'• ; OABINETSi BEAUTIFULLY FMBHEP ;;..' ;'lFßok;2O^PoZ,^^''/