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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3070, 3 December 1888, Page 1

E.W. MILLS &Co. HAK VESTING MACHINERY. STOCK JUST LANDED COMPRISING , The Buckeye lowdown Reapers & Binders. THE Li"htcstjind Strongest Machine in the World. Tho NljW KNOTTBE, the Simplest and most Perfect. ) Tho Buckeyo cannot capsize en Hill Sidos. ; No Transport Carriage Nocossary,' • •• i ' Tho Buckeye is AWAY AHDAD of all others in n/\T>\To iir —..ing Machines. ■•.■■■■■ Ssc«« s"® Combined Reapers iiid Moivers. .> .. TtfO/horseHowmpMachinos.; ■ HORNSBY'S Sprub.Cntting Machmos for Manuka and Cotton Wood Scrub. nerican .Horse Hay Bakes, v 1 . - RovolviiigHorse Hay Bakes. American -Winnowing Machines for separating and all kinds of Grass i Seeds and Grain gis for Buckoyo Eeapers & Binders 'Extras for Hornsby a Roapora & Binders Twine- 1 op best Binder Twine jloughs^. f§and-2 Wheel and-Swing Plough*' - . AmericanflorseiHoes and Cultivators. ■ : Howard's Colonial Pattern DouMo Furrow.Ploughs & CO-v liiinited. , jT; AMD 'lliCHlMlY lIIPOMEBS

AUCKUND,WELLrNGTOM,CHRiSTCHURCfI ( [jIJNfetIM AGENTS EVERYWHERE '

• WAIHARAPA AGENTS Masteuton : J. GRAHAM & Co., R, WYETH, G. WYETH. Oaeterion : MERGER & BAYLISS, W. P. ALLEN. . Clareville :F. FEIST. , GBEWOWN ; MAXTON & SONS. Fbahieiision : J. D. COX, THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF ■ x\Eff ZEALAND OFFERS GREAT ADVANTAGES TO PERSONS aboul . t ? ma h¥, c Vl ' 1 " 8 ' und desiring to secure tho faithfui execution of their laafc wishes, - TO PERSONS aboi »ttoraarryandma k e proyiaion by marriage contract or B( . meat. ; ' : TO PERSONS the sottlingof thoirostate.or of a sum or sums of money, by trust deed, TO PERSONS Jjp of constituting trusts' for charitable or bonerolent obTO FOREIGN TRUSTEES Kol lnonoySttU6t 'Vpcwonsresidents ; ffsi. SELLAR, , _ Local Agmit at Mastcrton

fwl TO.WNSEHD.fi GOWPER BEG to thank tho inhabitants of UastQrton jnud 'surrounding districts for past favors and hope to merit ft continuance of their support, Just received a direct shipment of saddlery and harness, embracing fall tho latest improvements and designs. Also a hrge aesortmenfc of.WJiips, Spurs, Bits, Stirrup Irons, Brush-ware and other Eequisjtes'of the trade, too nuraeroua topartioularise. Those who intend purchasing any oi the above lines will find it to their advantago to inspect "our stock before going elsowhero. 10 por cent allowed on nil cash Pur hascs. ' " : ' •Note—Customersmay rely, in sending orders, that their wants will havo prompt and careful attention,' ■ PriM are invariably atriotly mpdofnto, and 'country resjdcnjs cihi rely on receiving the same treatment, both as regards workmanship and ohargefj as if they resided in .town and made theirarrangements on the spot. Note the Address— = Townsend and Cowper r li A I ( I 1 a c '{ 1 t I \ I I I I I I ; . AGfiNTS EOll ' Now Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance The New Zealand Accident. Ins'iranee . -Company.: * Tho Public Trust Offico of Now Zeajand. The Colonial. .Mutual Lifo Assurance

G.-L. JENNESS, BEGS to inform his ftionds mid the public generally, that liahißiußt' teceiyed a splendid assortment of jowel«rryi . a " binds, aJso gold and SUvei Watoliea.. 100 jowellod 8 Day Brass Drum Clocks, worth 25s oaoli to bo sold at I° 3 each, 300 Englial, Lovot Clocka to;be sold from ss; 110 American Lover CloQkß to bo aold from 6 I; 100 American Alarums to bo eolcj Irom 0a; 250 English , fi , r n , ulils ' 10 be Bold f rom 9a and 10a each, Albo a largo assortment of other kinds American English and French Clocks. Diamond Rings, BrAceßq Brooches and all oth« o/Wellry mado to tha stoost notice. Also aH W repairs. • Skilled workman fcept 411 work done on the pro nuscs, ft. L, J. Bogs to inform his country oustomers that thoy can for forward their watches by parcel post at a cost of 8d each way rcgistcrod, Country or era.punctually attended to, the 1 ( 8 3 TTJ AITJJR PERRY, • VV GENERAL BUTCHER, BBIDGE-ST. MABTERTON - ARTHUR. WARBURTON & CO. Sxook akd Sbarebrokeks,Land,Estate FItUNCIAI, A.ND GiiNERAI CoiIMISSIONi LaAIBION <Qll AYj* \V EMiINQTON.