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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3216, 29 May 1889, Page 1

THE CASH BLUE SHOP. Ur INIFIE & C 0.......... —^mmm mHEBEST HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT to- obtain Really Genuine Goods ' NO INFERIOR GOODS KEPT lor tho purpose of advertising choap. ', WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY!! ? "We Save 20 per cent by purchasing our goods at Minifi j &Co's. Their goods are superior, while -their prices ar no higher than those charged by other firms for Inferio >q ' . Goods."! , THIS IS THE SECRET OF THE FIRM'S SUCCESS. OUB TEAT&ADE IS INCREASING DAILY If you kvo not tried Our INDIAN TEA there is a treat in store for you. TRY A POUND IT 2s 4d, 2s (to, 3s, Tea put up in any quantities to auit purchasers,' 51b boxes at 9s 63,105, 10s 6d, 1 20 Halt Cheats Cliiua Tea at 2s, 2s 43, 2a 5a lb. f Cash Purchasers of Good Fresh Butter and' Eggs. I WANTED-^' ' A SUPPLY OF 50 DOZEN.FRESH EGGS EVERY WEEK, KXG-HEST PRICE GIVEN. NOTE THE ADDRESSnisliiMiaislilH CASH BLUE SHOP, Hi' Queen and Bannister-street, MASTERTON and MAURICEVILL„ ALES, WINES AND SPIRITS. MADE up into cases of assorted dozens, of 12 diil'orent kinds, if required to all customers, Please send your orders in no early as convenient so as to have thorn delivored in good time. ENGLILH ALE AND STOUT, also DUNEDIN ALE AND AUSTRALIAN WINES. None but tho best bands of Alos, "Wineß and ' ! j stock at W.P.ALLEN'S, ■ Co-Operative Stores, Carterton. NEW SEASON'S GOODS Spring & Summer Drapery &' Clothing. Straw Hats, and Bonnets, Trimmed and Untrimmod, endless variety rcss 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, nd the largest stock kept, Great Variety in Children's and Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Men's Shooters very choap. W. P. ALLEN The Co-operative Stores. KEIDANDORAT and also at the previous exhibition they not only received a Gold Medal,for their Double Furrow Plough but special commendatory reference from tho jurors as follow—"In ploughs thero is ono exhibit to which wo wish to draw special attention as being tha best, and that iB tho Double Furrow of Reid & Gray, Duncdin, New Zealand. In finish and construction, it is far superior to any other." DOUBLE FURROW 1 PLOUGHS (nearly 9,000 made), tho bestmaterial and workmanship throughout, N.8.-Spucial reductions in Double and Treble Furrow and Sub-soil Ploughs, DISC HARROWS.-In sizes from 6ft to 12tt wide, fitted with patent adjustment ' for distributing ihe weight uniformly on tho Harrow at any angle, and making it ■ the most perfect Harrow in New Zealand. Seed Bowing Attachments fitted on if required. -NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED SO WER- • IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL, with positive feed' and spring • coulters,—ls tho best drill in tho market, and is extensively used throughout New Zealand, and winner of First Prizes in competition" with the best American and English Drills, and is in many respects, much superior to both. J3, 16, and 17 Coulters 7in Centre Machinokept in stock-,'. ■ Reid and Gray's.COMBINED MANURE AND TURNIP DRILL, Made any size from 4to 8 Coultors, and from 14in to lGin between the Drills. DOUBLE DRILL TURNIP AND MANURE SO WER,-Manuro is sown'in front vf rollers, and put deeply in or shallow as proferred. The turnip seed is ' sown through a separate spout behind tho rollers, andean bo put in as shallow as required, and covered with the small rollers behind, STEEL ZIG-ZAG HARROWS, Same price as Iron ; will last doi'ble the time of Iron Harrows. -Reid and Grays HORSE GEARS aro unirersally used in' 1 New Zealand, they aro self contained, consequently no liability of breakiug. Ovor 1000 iiuise. 1 CHAFFOUTTERS AND BAGGERS Nqs,}, 2,2|, 8, and 4 Chaffcuttors.' 1 Flexiblo Tripod Harrows, Bqnuro • Link Chain Harrows, (all sizes); also new • pattern light two-horse Gear, Plain and Barbed Fencing Wire, Wire-strainors Drays, Turnip and Manure Drills, Grubbers, Aome Harrows Corn Bruisers, &0., i Plough Fittings at Reduced Prices. Catalogues on-Application. i. IRON FENCING STANDARDS,-We are tire-Largest Makers of these' Stan, t dards, which wo cut and punch to any size and gnage from the Host Quality Stanb dardlron. No inferior Iron Kept. Net weight delivored is chafed. Get quo r tations from Dune'din or any of oqr Branches. "■' ■ Clayton and Shuttleworth'sThreshing Mills and Engines; also Traction En»inei :• 3101 For Sale '■ ■ ° ■ ■niUNOJS OF WkLiiiS LIVERT X STABLES AND HORSE .' + 1 -L STABLES AND HORSE j lately cor - REPOSITORY ducted by. WILLIAM NEILL . MR H.B.LATHAM Is prepared to supply the travellini '" , ,-.-,.,,,• ,» publio with BUGGIES, CARRY-ALLS » begs to intimate that ho is prepared to nml VEHICLES of every description o, 3 mm ni'jn m the shortest notice, - I OH LAP ME AI Tho Livory department is under thi r Of the Best Quaiity to all parts of the care of an experienced groom, and over town and district. attention is paid to stabling, bait updatai \- A Trial Ifa'pert/uUi/Solicited. acooinmoothtioii. II JO of first-olass quality kep " - constantly on hire. '' ttl ALTEF. PERRY, Stables to meet evory train •- W GENERAL BUTCHER; Mono.-Mn, MAmmMh '« BPIDGE-ST. MASTERTON and MEAHON'ABI,E Gharm. „ T7EROSENE TAMPS, J Kerosene Ijajips, Eketahuna Bakery, , William Ashißore AURORA STOVES, I CUTLERY $ PLATED WARE, TN taking over the business lately cot VerV Cheat). .o^4!v to -'^'^'' :b " to intimate that he is prepared to delivi TIMO YfiTTNTf* CHEAP mkd - the:B^M ; QoAlll ,'to all parts, of the district.-;:,.. <■' .'■■■ ■ - ' ','■'' •"■■'■ '■■■: .;■■ ■■■./''''' IRONMONGER, . a tkial pspEomiiT souoited, : ;; ' .' Large Loaf 7d cashy Bdbooked, 10 p I u-"— ~:■-?•' '■'.'.'•■'.•,■„„ centdiscount for prompt payment.