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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3315, 21 September 1889, Page 1

_ ■ PLOOKTO3SPS bnowlioldiiiMßiK Bwiiii Variety &lc, nover before in (Hu amials of 1 this Ci'.y have sucli Basins been offered'to tho public as FLOCKTON will, S,te t u M^ TEEN UAY8 ' > ilm at thoil ' *'|ws>l. ' IU.iiIUMUHM-Ihia is a Variutv Sale forced on FLOCKTON, the''Variety Mau.byim accumulation of Stock, audi as never boforo scon in the Southern worn l 'T?{ ! " ul wllloh Wlll bo ( l uiital llt J l'lli«n Prices at the VARIETY MURJlMlam.er.stre.it. Tho GHSAT V'aEICTY SALE must bike place, if or no other reason, because the good of Wellinijl.on demands it! Henco it is that tho Umpire City is noir merbetflting with the fat inrtimtoUHßonuds of FLOCKTON'S BIG BOOM! REMEMBER- FLOCKTON sells Every-thi,,.-, and Evorvtliim; he sells will rn . r m^r,^ 1 ' 1 ! 1 '"""" 1 "° ever solrt w °"-. Md »liat is aayiiiff a»reat deal. GO AND bEE HIS WONDROUS ASSORTMENT OF GOODS anS HIS STILL MORE WONDERFUL LOW PRICES, bee his Austrian Chairs at 7s Each. See his Carpets atls4d per yard. See hw Cheap irunks mid Travelling Rns-s. Go Look at his Cheap Crockery. Go see his treinendouß Stuck of NICK-NACKS and BRIC-A-BRAC. Go look at bis giand and nnsurpasued stock of ELECTROPLATED (,'OODS. Go and examine his CUTLERY. Sec his Grand and Marvellous show of CLOCKS. See his Big Pile uf SPRING MATRASSES, ■ Go and nee his ONE SHILLING HEARTH RUGS. Go mid boo anything you can ask for,'but above all sea tho astonishing low prices he is soiling at, and you will confess this to be J.lie Highest Boom that, ever Visited the City, REMEMHER-18 D'VYS ONLY AT THE VAEIBTY STORES, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON.

Appointment to Mas His Excellency **"■ the Earl of Ouslow. arelioiise. 159 LA4IBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. H. 0. GIBBONS & CoGENUINE SEEDS. NEW GARDEN Orders by Post re ccivo prompt. Most Vegetable Seeds I'm by Mail. Garden Rkquisitj • OUR CHAMPION MELON TSSI'ECT our Stock of Seed Potatoes.—Aahleaf, Kidney, Fluke, Breeseo's 1 Prolific, Alpha, Cleopatra, Magnum Bonum, Goodrich, Early Rose, White Star, Mammoth Pearl, Cosmopolitan. Early Vermont. Mixture of lino Dwarfgrowmi! Evergreen Grasses for Garden Lawns, Bowling Greens, Tonus Grounds, ote Fruit, Forest, Ornmnctita! Treca and Shrubs of every description, Bulbs— Gladiolus, Gandevensis (choice-named), Raiaosus, Lilium Lancifoliuiu (roseum and album) Lilium Duraicum, Grandillora Alba. 3288

BED) AND GRAY ERE AWAKDED FIRST ORDER OF.MEMT and SPEOIA: By the Jurors at the and also at tho previuna exhibition they not only receive! a uoia me Double Furrow Plough but special "iiinmendatory reference from the jurors as follows:-" In ploughs there is one exhibit to which we wish t<> draw special attention as being the best, and that is the Double Furrow of Reid & Gray, Duncdin Now 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 Double and Treble Furrow and ■ Sub-soil Ploughs. DISC lIARROWS.-ln sizes from Oft to 12lt \yitlo, fitted with patent adjustment for d stilbiitiug the weight uniformly on the Harrow at any angle, and making it the most perfect Harrow in New Zealand. Seed Sowiu" Attachments fitted on if required. -NEW POSITIVE FUED BROADCAST SEED SOWEBIMFIIOYKD NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL, with positive feed and spring coulters.—ls the best drill in the market, and is extensively used throughout New Zealand, 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 Coulters Tin Centre ifacliino kept jn ntqcif. Reid and Gray's COMBINED MANURE AND TURNIP DRILL, Made any size from 4 to 8 Coulters, and from 14in to lCin between the Drills DOUBLE DRILL TURNIP AND MANURE SOWER-Mauurn is sown in front uf rollers, and put deeply in or shallow as preferred. The turnip seed is sown through a separate spout behind the rollors, and can be put jn as shallow as required, and covered with the small rollers behind, STEEL ZIG-ZAG HARROWS, Same price as Iron; will last double tho time of Iron Harrows, -Reid and Grays HORSE GEARS are universally used in New Zealand. They are self contained, consequently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in uso, CHAFFOUTTERS AND BAGGERS Nos, 1, 2, 2J, 3, ami 4 Clmftcuttcrs. Flexible Tripod Harrows, Sriiwro Link Chain Harrows, (allsizes); also now pattern light two-horse Gear. Plain and Barbed Fencing Wire, Wire-strainers Drays, Turnip and Manure Drills, Grubbers, Acme Harrows Corn Bruisers, &c, Plough Fittings at, Reduced Prices, Catalogues on Application IRON FENCING STANDAItDS.-We are the Largest Makers of those Stan dards, which we cut and punch to any size and guago from tho Best Quality Stanardiron. No inferior Con Kept. Net.weight delivered is charged. FroniDunodin or any of our Branches. ■ - and ShuttWoilh'sTbresbiiwMills and Engines; also Tr.".ot!onEn"ines F.* ale, Boots and Shoes, KETAiL, at WHOLESALE RKICES For Ready Money ONLY, WAE DEulamd NOT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND GEIUIAwY, BUT 3ct>vc«u tho BOOT DNAIiJEIiS oi MASTKRTON. Ladies and Gentlemen of Masterton and District I NOT DECEIVED by large signs and big blow, but if you want GOOD ju BOOTS go to H. PETERSON, who you all know sells nothing but First-Class Goods .it a Fair Price, No clap-trap Prices and advertisements to mislead you. Gull at the shop and compare the price andgoods with others, and it will be found that H. PETERSON can not be brat, ho is NOT " Hero to-day and gone to-morrow.'' It will not pay him to pawn oft Rubbish for first-class goods, BOOTS OF ALL DESCRIPTION'S MADE TO ORDER, REPAIRS DONE AT REASONABLE PRIORS. Make no mistake in the address, to be found next to Pcarce s Boot Sli o AND OPPOSITE ROSS & MUM'S COACH FACTORY, BOOTMAKIIIIANDIMFORTEK, QUEEN-STREET, d&®& Mrs C. J. Hansen, ? §§mh ' [ M-WfflW CORSET AND SURGICAL \| 11 BELT MAKUFACTUUEB. 1 fl Lato of No DC, Willis-st, Has removed to hf{ Nol&lJjamihw-QuaT, Wkiungtos, |m|| Whero she is displaying a)u r«c slock t - ? BELTS AND CORSETS, COBSETSTO MEASURE l'BOll 15s to 30s,