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THE CASH BLUE SHOK MIIME&CO ....:««« mHE BEST HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT to obtain Really Genuine Goods," NO INFERIOR GOODS'KEPT tor the purpose of advertising cheap. WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY!!" " We Save 20 per cent by purchasing our goods at Minifie & Co's. Their goods are superior, while their prices are no higher than those charged bv other firms 'for■ Inferior Goods,"' THIS IS THE SECRET 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. TRY A POUND AT 2s 4d, 2s Ms. Tea put up in any quantities to suit purchasers, 51b boxes at 9s (id, 10s, 10s 6d, ~20 Halt Chests China Tea at 25,2s 4d,-2a 5d pou lb. /;- . ■''.': ... ' ' '•''■. ' v '..'"'■.' ; Cash Purchasers of Good Fresh Butter and Eggs.'. WANTEDA SUPPLY OF 50 DOZEN?RESH EGOS EVERY WEEK. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. NOTE THE ADDRESSMIIsriFIE&OO CASH BLUE SHOP, " Queen and Bannister-steeot, MASTERTON and MAURIOEVILLE

NUJKSERY STOCK | NURSERY STOCK I NOW OS SALE in fine condition ft very choice assortment of nursery stock, consisting of almost everything necessary, useful, ornamental or fanciful in the gardening lino, promptly despatched to all parts of tho polony at tho lowest possible paying prices, A few of my specialities are . Oupresses Macrocarpo, Lawsoniana and Toralosn, Pinus Insignia, Abies in varieties, Araucarias, Biotas, Callitris, Cedrus, Cryptomarias, Junipers, RetinisJ poras, Taxus, Thugas. | FRUIT TREES IN ALL, VARITIES. Gooseberries and Currants, in forty choico kinds, Rhubarb, tlie best in the Colony Asparaguß, one, tuo, and three years old, Seakale, Artichokes',' Herbs of all kinds, Hardy, Native and Exotio Plants, and trees for brealiwiuds and sholter, Oroa« mental Flowering and "Foliage Plants, in every olass for greenhouses or open "aniens. Camelias, Aznlias, Rhododendrons, Magnu]iaß,ißoses, Ohrysantlmiums, &C..&C. FLOWERING BULBS OFEVERif DESCRIPTION. Priced .Catalogues on Application Freje. Seedsman, Nurseryman & Florist, 23, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON^ ALES,'WINES AND SPIRITS, JX customers, Pleaso send yuur orders in as early as convenient so as to have them delivered in good time ENGLILH. ALE AND STOUT, also DUNEDIN ALEANDAUSTrt LI AN. WINES. None but the best bands of Ales, Wines and Spirits a Ainstock at W.P.ALLEN'S, Cooperative S tores, Carterton, NEW SEASON'S GOODS Spring & Summer Drapery & Clothing. Straw Hats, andjßonnets, Trimmed and Uutrimmcd, endless variety toss Goods, both material and design all new. Inspection is invited as the slock oo lar<>otodesoriboinan.advcrtisement. THE CO-OPERATIVE STORES. 1 BOOTS AND SHOES Tho oldest Boot Shop in Carterton, nd the largest atoolc kept, Grost Variety in Children's and Ladies' Boota and Shoes. Men's Shootovajvery cheap. •"'. "W. P. ALLEN The Co-operative Stores.

■RED) AND GRAY WERE AWARDED FIRST ORDER OF MERIT and SPECIAL MENTION '' By the Jurors at the REGENT MELBOURNE EXHIBITION and also at the previous exhibition they not only reouivod a Gold Meda for their Double Furrow .'Plough but spocial commendatory reference from the jurors as follows:—"In ploughs there is one exhibit to which we wish to draw apeoial attention as being the best, and that ia the Double Furrow of Reld & Gray, Duncdin New Zealand. In finish and construction, it is far superior to any other." DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS (nearly 9,000 made), the best material and workmanship throughout, N.8.-Special reductions in Double and Treble Furrow and Sub-soil Ploughs,' DISC HARROWS.—In sizes from 6ft to r l2|t wide, fitteel with patent adjustment fordiatrjbu,tingthe\feight,imjfornilyon'tlieHarrowatany.angle,and making it tlie most perfect Harrow in New Zealand, Soe'd Sowing Attachments fitted on if required. -NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED SOWERIMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL, with/positive feed and spring coulters'.—ls the best drill in the market, and iswtoiisively used throughout Now Zoaland, and winner of First Prizes in competition with tho best' American and English Drills, and is in.many respects, much superior to both, 13, 15, and 17 CoultorsTinCentre'Machine kept'instouk.. '.•'■• •• Reid and Gray'B COMBINED MANURE AND TURNIP DRILL, Made ..my size from 4to 8 Coulters, aiid from 14in to lfiiu between the Drills, DOUBLE DRILL TURNIP AND MANURE SO WER,-Mahurfl ia sown in. front uf rollers, and put deeply in or shallow as profetted. The turnip seed ia sown through a separato spout behind the rollers, and can'be put iri' aa shallow as required, and covered with the small rollers behind, ■ ' ' STEED ZIG-ZAG HARROWS, Same price as Iron ; will last double thetime of Iron Harrows. -Reid and Grays HORSE GEARS are universally used (n New Zealand. They are self contained, consequently ;no liability, of breaking. Over'lOOOiiuse.' •-■: .' . -.-. .. ■/."•.■■.. .'■'■'. ".. ..' """"'""""TERS AND BAGGERS Nos, \ x §§, 3, and 4 Ohaffoutters. : wd Harrows, Square. Li"k J Ohain" Harrows; (all sizes); "alsonew pattern light hypjhorse'Ge'a'r.'Plaiii-and. Barbed Fencing Wiro, Wire-strainers IJrriyß, Titr'iiip'and Manure Drills, Grubbers, Acme Harrows' Ooriv Bru, V ; i-' , vPloughFittings at Reduced Prices;, Catalogues on Application' k IRON FENOING : STANDARDS,-We are the Largest Makers .of'th'eseStaj•«. dards, which weout and punch to any size and guage from the Best QualitS?u dard Iron, Noinferior Iron Kept.. Net weight delivered js charged, Got Q tations from Dunedtn qranyof.our Braiio.b,es. ■ ;yCinyton arid Shuttlowoif lVThreshjn? Mills «d Engines; also Tr«ctionßngine a •'■!" '■'. '■ V.■'/■ : '.-' , .'■; '■ V '''•' '■'■ ''■'■' '.■ . : .'~■ - - : '--;.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3237, 22 June 1889, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3237, 22 June 1889, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3237, 22 June 1889, Page 1

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