J THE CASH BLUE SHOP. jIIffIME&CO «*» if rpE BEST HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT to obtain Really Genuine Gooda. |, m INFERIOR GOODS KEPT tor the purpose of advortining cheap. WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY II , " We Save 20 per cent by purchasing our goods at Minifie 1 & Cos. Their goods are superior, while their prices are no higher than those charged by other firms for Inferior ■ Goods." ...; THIS IS THE SEORET OF THE FIRM'S SUCCESS. OUR TEA TRADE IS INCREASING DAILY, If you have not tried Our INDIAN TEA there is a treat in store for you. I, ~ ■..•■'■-'' ' ■ ' TRYAPOUND , AT23 4d i 2s6d ) Bß. Tea put up in any quantities to suit purchasers, 51b boxes at 9s 63,105, 10s 6d. 1 20 Halt Cheats China Tea at 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 5d per lb. ' Cash Purchasers of Good Fresh Butter and Eggs.' > WANTED^ 5 1 A SUPPLY OP 50 DOZEN FRESH EGGS EVERYIVEEK. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. NOTE THE ADDRESS-' ! MnsrXßlH&OOi CASH BLUE SHOP, ner Queen and Bannist'er-atreet, JIASTERTON and MAURICEVILLE FACT, NO PUFF! JUST ARKIVEDFIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW SEASON'S PATTERNS OF PAPERHANG INGS, WALL, AND CEILING DECORATIONS, BORDERS, &o. AND asiny Stock is'large and must be reduced to made room, for shipments commg to hand, I havo resolved to give ! the Public the benefit, and have begun a Great Clearance Sale, when all goodß will to sold for Cash at Cost Price. As the Stook is new; and xannot be aui-pasaed for Quality and Variety, this is an opportunity that Beldom occurs. Sanitary Wallpaper,' Dados, Borders, Friezes <sc. in Great Variety, from 3id apiece, J.M'ALPftfE, Importer of Paporhanginga, Glass, Oils, Paints, Varnishes. Brushware, &o„ , MANNERS STREET,- WELLINGTON. Paper»fthe Latest Designs and all Requißities of the Trade kept in Stoc . Pattern Books sent on application. Estimates given, i£ I 1 » «ffi ® I m m KS mm* «55y'-w= mm ss mm sag 'J3Z AT,ES, WINES AND SPIRITS. MADE up into cases of assorted dozens, of 12 different kinds, if required to all customers. Pleaso send your orders in as early as convenient bo as to have them delivered in good time. ENGLILH ALE AND STOUT, also DUNEDIN ALE AND AUSTRALIAN WINES, None but the boat banda of Alos, Wines and Spirits are kept in stock at W.P.ALLEN'S, Co-Operative Stores, Carterton, NEW SEASON'S GOODS Straw Hats, and Bonnets, Trimmed and Untriinmcd, endless varioty ress Goods, both material and design all new. Inspection is invited as the stock oo large to describe in an advertisement. THE CO-OPERATIVE STORES. BOOTS AND SHOES The oldest Boot Shop in Carterton, and the largest stock kept, Great Variety in Children's and Ladies' Boota and Shoes, Men's Shootora very cheap, W. P. ALLEN- He Co-operative Stores. , rm REID AM) MAY I WERE AW AItDM) FIRST ORDER OP MERlT'and SPECIAL MENTION '' By the Jnrors at the and also at tho previous exhibition they not only received a Gold Medal for their i Double Furrow Plough but special reference from the jurors as follows :-'* In ploughs there is one exhibit to which we wish to draw special attention as being the beßt', and that is tho Double Furrow of Reid & Gray, Dunedin, New Zealand, In finish and construction, it is far superior to any other." DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS (nearly 9,000 jnade), the best material and workmanship throughout. N.B.—Special reductions in Double and Trobio' Furrow and Sub-soil Ploughs', DISC HARROWS.-111 sizes from 6ft to 12tt wide, fitted with patent adjustment for distributing ihe weight uniformly on the Harrow at any angle, and making it 1 the most perfect Harrow in-New Zealand, '■' Soed Sowing Attachments fitted- on if 1 required,; -NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED SOWER-' ' ; IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN Dtt'lLL,with positive feed and spring , coulters,—lb the beat drill in the market, and is extensively used throughout New Zealand, and winner of First Prizos in competition with tho best American and English Drills, and is in many respects, much superior to both. 13, lfy and 17 Ooulters 7in Centre Machine kept in stock. Reid and Gray's COMBINED MANUREAND TURNIP DRILL, Made w . size from 4to 8 Coulters, and from 14in to lGin between the Drills' DOUBLE DRILL TURNIP AND MANURE SOWER.-Manure is sown in ) front uf rollers, and put deeply in or shallow as : preferred. The turnip seed is 1 sown through a separate spoilt behind the rollers, and can be put in as shallow as required, and covered with the small rollers behind, ' .• STEEL ZIG-ZAG' HARROWS, Same price as Iron j will last double the- time of Iron Harrowß. -Reid and GraysHORSE GEARS are universally, used in j, New Zealand. Thoy a're'self contained, consequently no liability of broukiue ■ Over 1000 in vise. n CHAFFOUTTERS ANDBAGGERS Nob, 1,2,20, and 4 Chaffouta, d Flexible Tripod Harrows, Square Link Chain Harrows, (all sizes); - also flew pattern light two-horse Gear, Plain and Barbed Fencing Wiro, Wire-strainers is Drays, Turnip and Manure Drills, Grubbers, Aome.Harrowß Corn Bruisers, &&, « Plough Fittings at Reduced Prices. Catalogues on Application.■■.■'■• - J IRONWOINGSTANDARDS-Wearethe Largest Makers of these Stanr dards.'Whipb we cut and punch to any size and gunge from the Best Quality StanS e dardlron. No inferior Iron Kept. Net weight delivered is charged. Get quoit tations from Dunedin or any of our Branoheß. . .'■..'\-\... ' n Clayton and Shuttleworfch'a Threshing Mills and" Engines; also- Traction Engines ,„ 31fi l . For Sale ... :; . ■;.-.• '-'.,~ : .-.-
'; JOHN TCf,TvTT,Y' r; D moii o*w&lksuveri: e In taking over the bußineEa lately con : iIEPOSItORY "" J duotedby' - ' ''•■ e MKH.B.IjATHAM '■' lßprepared v io'BUJply.!'the-trßvellb| jj besja to intimate'that he is prepared it $& withBUQGM.OiRaYrALLS ?•' ■ deliver and VEHICLES of every desorjptionoi 5 ftUtfAD lUTCa'P ••• !l tlie.Bhorteßt notice. ;..•;:;;..:'-•:, ft ™ * I ',"■*- 'K under:th *Of the Best QuAirts_fco all parts of the care.ofan experienced ever ; . toTra and diatrtct. ~; ■_■ attention is paid to etablincr, bait and atai . ATridßesjMfmymia.ted; .;•' kbiiiraodhtion.'',.:.;;.,,' ;.:„.:,:,,•,,. [ "_; ".- : •"■■ '■'f y - ■''■ '■""'■■ "'■'■■■ . . A^BDSiWili:run to'atidlromUh' ''"'""'''' '""' " l "^b to race*!evejry, tirainV. Ji:;.^I , Bimw&srMAsm^
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3205, 15 May 1889, Page 1
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