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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3303, 7 September 1889, Page 1

BOOM!!l BOOM!! FLOOKTOIT'S IS now holding a Big Boom Variety Sale, never hefure in tho annals of this City liavo such Bargains been offered to tho public as FLOCKTON will, during the next EIGHTEEN DAYS, placo at thoir disposal. HKMEMBKR-Tliis is a Variety Sale forced on ROOKTON, tho Variety Man, by an accumulation of Stock, such as never before seen in the Southern Hemisphere, ami which will bo quitted at Million Prices at tho VARIETY STOKES, Manner-street. Tho GUIS AT VARIETY SALE must take place, if for no other reason, because the good of Wellington demands it! Hence it is that tho Empire City is now reverberating with the first partentous sounds of FLOCKTON'S BIG BOOM! REMEMBER-FLOOKTON sells Everything, and Everything ho sells will be far and away Cheaper than he ever sold before, and that is saving a great deal, GO AND SEE HIS WONDROUS ASSORTMENT OF GOODS and HIS STILL MORE WONDERFUL LOW PRICES. See Ins Austrian Chairs at 7s Each, Seo his Carpets at Is 4d per yarf " his Cheap Trunks ami Travelling Rags.- Go hook at, Ins Cheap Crockc... Go see Ins tremendous Stuck of JNICK-NACKS and BRIC-A-BRAC, (io look at his giand and unsurpassed stock of ELECTROPLATED (,'OODS. Go and examine his CUTLERY. Seo his Grand ami Marvellous show of CLOCKS. See bis Big Pile of SPRING MATRASSES, Go and see his ONE SHILLING HEARTHRUGS. Go and sec anything you can nsk for, but above all'seo tho astonishing low prices he is selling at, and you will confess this to be The Bluest Boom that, ever Visited the City, REMEMHER-18 DAYS ONLY AT THE VAEIETY STOEBS, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. i ROUSE &JBURRELL, M COACHBUILDERS, | WELLINGTON, |j| TVESIRE tho inhabitants of Mas||l -L/ tcrton, Forty Mile Bush, and \ I tho Wairarapa generally to know that J tbey are the BEST and CHEAPEST ft COACHBUILDERS, There is no ut Ooachbuildor in tho Province that can J touch them, for the following reasons: ' They liavo the Largest Staff of tfi First-class Tradesmen of any firm, Tho Largest Stock of Seasoned y. Material, and they liavo a Complete I Plant of Steam Machinery, and they ji being both First-class Tradesmen in ]| their separate Branches, superintend II all work. ] Anyono requiring any description of Vehicles should write tor their J Prico List and Illustrated ' Catalogue . Sole agent.for tho CART and WAGGON COMPANY'S { OELEBRAIED ROAD CARTS. \ SIM'JIENTS 10 ARRIVE.— (| ISf'Note the Address: | ROUSE and HURBELL, & EMPIRE STEAM COACH FACTORY, 8 CoURTENAY PIACE, ■» Wellington.

rnr REID AND GRAY Vy ERE AV/AIIDED FIRST ORDER OF MERIT and SPECIAL MENTION '' By the Jurors at tho and also at tho previous exhibition they not only received a Gold Meda for their Double Furrow Plough but special commendatory reference from tho jurors as follows:—" In ploughs there is one exhibit to which wo wish to draw special attention as being tho best, and that is the Double Furrow of Beid & Gray, Dunedin 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.B.—Special reductions in Doublo and Treble Furrow and Su,b-soil Ploughs. DISC HARROWS.-ln sizes from Oft to iZlt wide, fitted with patent adjustment for d stributing tho weight uniformly on tho Harrow at any angle, and making it the moat perfect Hanwv in New Zealand. Sepd Sowing Attachments fitted on if required. r-NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED SOWERIMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL, with positive feed and spring coulters.—ls the best drill in the market, and is extonsivoly used throughout New Zealand, and winner of First Prizes in competition with tlio best American and English Drills, and is in many respects, much superior to both. 13, 15, and 17 Coulters fin Centre Machine kept in stock, | Rcid and Gray's COMBINED MANURE AND TURNIP DRILL, Made my size from 4 to 8 Coulters, and from 14in tol(iiii between the Drills. DOUBLE DRILL TURNIP AND MANURE SOWER.-Manuro is sawn in front of rollers, and put deeply in or shallow' as preferred. Tho turnip seed is sown through a separate spout.behind tho rollors, and can, be nut in as shallow as required, and covered with the small tojlcrs behind, STEEL ZIG-ZAG HARROW'S, Same price as Iron; will last doublo tho timo of Iron Harrows, —field and Grays HORSE GEARS aro universally used in New Zealand. Thoy aro self contalnod, consequently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in uso. CHAFF-CUTTERS AND BAGGERS Nos, 1, 2, 2i, 3, and 4 ChaOcutters, Flexible Tripod Harrows, Square Link Chain Harrows, (all sizes); also now pattern light two-horse Gear, Plain and Barbed Fencing Wire, Wire-strainers Drays, Turnip,md Manure Drills, Grubbers, Acme Harrows Corn Druisora, "(fee, Plough Fittings at Reduced Prices. Catalogues on Application" IRON FENCING STANDARDS.-Wo are tho Largest Makers of'thoso Stan ardiron. No inferior Iron Kept. Net weight delivered is chared, FromDiinedin or any of our Branches. and Shuttlewp'rth'sThresliiptr Mills and Engines; also TractionEn»incs F,r Sale, Boots and Shoes, KETA.IL, at WHOLESALE HiICES For Ready Money ONLY, WAE DECLARED NOT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND GERM AW, BUT Between the BOOT °* M ASTBRTON. Ladies and Gentlemen of Masterton and District BE NOT DECEIVED by largo signs and big How, but if ypu want GOOD BOOTS go to H- PETERSON, who. ypu all know sells nothing but First-Class Goods at a Fair Price. No claptrap Prices and advertisements to mislead you. (Jail at the shop and compare the price andgoods with others, and it will be found that H, PETERSON can not be beat, ho is NOT " Hero to-day and gono to-morrow,'' It will not pay him to pawn oil Rubbish for first-class goods, BOOTS OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO OBDP" REPAIRS DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES, "" Mako no mistako in the address, to be found next J p S" t> , m AND OPPOSITE ROSS A MVI»'S COACH jSc'SrY Bootmaker and importer, QUEEN-STREET,

m Mrs C. J. Hansen, i CORSET AND surgioalBELT MANUFACTURER. Late of No SG, Willis-st. Iks removed to siji NoISO, Lajibios-Qhay, Wellington, I "" Where she is displaying a large stock of SURGICAL BELTS AND COUSINS, CORSETS TO. MEASURE FROM 15s to 30s,