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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3297, 31 August 1889, Page 1

KOOM.'H 800 JIM! JiOOiM !!! ITLOOICTOU'S f „ [% jj u()|ii nevor liflure.in, Uw aimalt oi j, • 3 , - y ™ VI) audi Bargains 'bom offered tu the public as FIiOOKI'ON will ■&««£ EIQ « TEEX WW. place at thoir «I. S |m«.l. . ~ U!jslß,,l{—This ia a Variety Sale forced <ui b'LOCKTON, this. Vni'ietj tt ßo *. "? R " 'it'cii'iiulatifin of Stock, such r.i i.over Iwforo bcuii in the Southern wScw "" ll lr ' llc ' l w '" '" J 'iU'tteU ut Miiliua Prices at tlm VARIETY f - t ,' ,u,,lL ' , '" Bfruut - Tlu) oua.vr V'.UiiUn SALE must take place,.if th If ° •'fivi'""?" 1 ' }UL ' allst: '' !u n u "d "f Wolli,lii.'iiifinda it I Hoiicu it is t!iat ut City is iiuw ivti.'rtioratinif witii 11k> tir-it aoiuuts of WjOCKTOX'B'i BI(.i ROOM i J? Ei ; Ft0 ® 011 aclls K»-wrHiiii«, .wl Kverythinu he sella will (30 4NT> «r H ter t,wn hu ovcr Bo ' l ' Hll( ' l ' lilt is savin" a great deal GO AND SH His WONDIW.US ASSORTMENT OF HOODS «S HIS STILL m L , . . JIORb W'ONDEKFUL LOW PIIIOEB. ; itwT ? ni 7t 7i E,lch ' ''i" por yard. (to Mf? r T ll !" t! , 1!a?6 ' Go L(,ok " h h " Clira P Crockoiy. ~ , r ™oi.'dou9 Stock of NICK-NACKS mid BRIC-A-BRAC. Pi m* n" B ,° ,a " d iind U'l-nriuusLd stock of ELECTROI, ~ ''""U.S. Go and mtiiinii his CUTLERY.' hoc Ilia Grand and Marvellous tin of CLOCKS, oco lua Big Pile uf SPRING MATRASSES. : (roand see his ONE SHILLING HEAKTH RUGS Go and manytiung you can ask fi ir , but above all see the aMwhiii' low The aljmitf ri " ll '. ul J ' ou v,,i11 wnfwa this t„ be ' VARIETY STORES, HANKERS STREET, WELLINGTON, 159 LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. H. G. GIBBONS & Go GENUINE SEEDs. NEW FARM SEEDS, Choice 1 Fi.owwt (semis, Orders by Post ro ceivn prompt attention. >rt W NEW GARDEN SHEDS Selected tan Potatoes Most Yegetablo Seeds Free by 'Mail.. ! T!'.EE SEEDS, Garden Rwjwsitbs OUR CHAMPION MELON. THSPECT our Stock of Seed Potatoes ,-Aahlcaf, Kidnoy, Fluke, Breeaee'i 1. 1 rolific, Alpha, Cleopatra, Magnum Bonum, Goodrich, Early Rose, White Star, Mammoth Pearl, Cosmopolitan, Early Vermont Mixtures of fine Dwarf, growuis fcyerfjreen Grasses for Garden Lawus, fowling Groons, Touuis Grounds etc irutUwit, Ornaincutal Trees and Shrubs ofovory description, Bulbs— Gladiolus, Ciaiidevunsis (dioicc-iinnied), Ramosus, Liliam Lancifolium (rosoum and album) Lilmm Duv.uiciun, Tigndia Grandiflora Alba, ,'J2BB N niTSEKYsfOOIT! IiOiteEKY^MTCKT"

REID AND (tRA Y - WERE AWARDED FIRST OHDER OF MEItIT awl SPECIAL MENTION " By the Jurors at tho NOW ON SALE in fine condition a very choico assortment of nursery stock, consisting of almost everything necessary, useful, ornamental or fanciful m the «(u-demng lino, promptly despatched to all parts of the Colony nt the lowest possible pnynii! prices, A few of my specialities aro .- Cupresses Lmonia and Torolosa, Pinus Insiguis, Abies in varieties, Anucanu, Biotas, Callitria, Cadrus, Cryptomarias, Junipers, lietinis' poras, Taxus, Thiigas, FHUIT TREES IN ALL VARITIKS. Gooseberries and Currants, ill forty choico kinds, Rhubarb, the boat in tho Colony Asparagus, one, two.and throo years old, Seakale, Artichokes, Herbs of all kinds, Hardy, Native and hxotic Plants, and troes for breakwiuda and shelter, Oim mental l< lowering and loliage Plants, in every class for greenhouses or open gardons. Camelias, Azalias, Rhododendrons, Magnolias, Bosos, Chrysantlumuns &0., so, ' FLOWERING BULBS OFEYERy DESCRIPTION. Priced Catalogues oil Application Free 11 Seedsman, Nurseryman & Florist > MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, 7 and also at tho previous exhibition' they not only received a Gold Meda for their Double Furrow Plough but special "oninicndatoiy reference from the jurors as follows;-" In plomha thero is pne exhibit to which we wish to draw special attention us being tho best, and that is tho Double Furrow of lieid & Gray, Duncdin . New Zealand, In ™'nnmU o ! l ' ls su l ,erior lo an J' othM -" DOUBLE FURROW w1? o ■ i ie ' U i ,^ OGO . m^ e )' , tllc best material and workmanship throughout. T itifnß Ct,l , mSml)< r ' ublo ,? mlTrcblo I,,Ul ™' 11,1,1 Mini laughs. J oH' 1 ™"" mm «t top wide, fitted with patent adjustment for d stnbuting Jio weight uniformly on the Harrow at any angle, and making it tho most perfect; Harrow mW Zealand. Seed Sowing Attachments fitted on if required. —NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED SOWERIMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRIIL, with positive feed and spring coulters. Is tho best drill m the market, and is extensively nsed throughout New Zealand, ant winner of l'irst Prizes m competition with tho beat American and jMigusn JJnlls, and is in many respects, much superior to both. 13 15 and 17 Coultors (in Centre Machine kept in stock. /Reid and Gray's COMBINED MANURE AND TURNIP DRILL, Made my J; 0 8 Coult(il ' B - and f K»» Win to lGin between the Drills DOUBLE DRILL TURNIP AND MANURE SOWER,—Manure is sown in front ,f rollers, and put deeply 111 or shallow as preferred. Tho turnip seed is sown through a separate spout behind the rollers, and can be put in as shallow as required, and covered with tho small rollers behind. STEEL ZIG-ZAG HARROWS, Same price as Iron ; will last double the timo of Iron I arrows -Reid and Grays HORSE GEARS are universally used in New Zealand. Thoy are self contained, consequently no liability of breaking Ovor 1000 111 use. ' J ■ v CH AFFCUTTERS AND BAGGERS Nqs, 1, 2, 2J, 3, and 4 Chaffcutters. Flexiblo Tripod Harrows, bqrnrc Link Chain Harrows, (ailsizes); also now pattern light two-horse Gear, Plain and Barbed Fencing Wire,' Wire.strainers Drayß, Turnip and Manure Dnlls, Grubbers, Acme Harrows Corn Bruisers, h, rlongh Fittings at Reduced Prices. Catalogues on Application IRON FENCING STANDARDS.—We arc the Largest Mat of these Stan dards, which we cut and punch to any size and guagc from tho Best Quality Stan' ardiion. No inferior [ron Kept, Net weight delivered is charged, FroniDuncdin or any of our Brandies, and Shuttleworth'sThrcßliins/Mills and Engines; also TractionEnglnes l.'i' Sale, { Boots and Shoes, Wa|L, ;i t WHOLESALE PRICES For Ready Money ONLY, WAR DECLARED NOT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND GERM Aft BUT " Between the BOOT DE A WHKS <>i MASTIiIRTON, BOOTMAKER AND iMPOJRTEK, QUEEN'BTEEET, y Gentlemen of Masterton and Djstriot hP" DECEIVED by largo signs and big blow, l>ut if you wnut GOOD 8 ~ BOOTS go to H. PETERSON. v.-liq you all know sells nothing but 1 irst-Glass Goods at a Fair Price. No clap-trap Prices and advertisements to mislead you, ($1 (it the shop apd compare the prioo andgoods with otlieva, V M it will be found that H. PETERSON cannot be beat, lie is NOT '■'•Here to-day and gone to-morrow.'" It will not pay him to pawn oft Rubbish for first-class goods. BOOTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER, REPAIRS DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES, d Mako no mistake in the address, to be fouitf next to Pearce s Boot Shor. AND OPPOSITE ROSS k MUIR'S COACH FA CTORY,