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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3330, 9 October 1889, Page 1

By Special Appointment to His Excellency .thoEarl of Onslow, m^xsjittiiKf: 159 LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON 1 . ... H. 0. GIBBONS & Go GENUINE SEEDS. Hi Mm iipl by Posh receive prompt attention. TREE SEEDS. Most Vegetable Seeds Free by Mail. Gaiidkn Hhqdisiths OUR CHAMPION MELON INSPECT our Stock of Seed Potatoes.-—Ashleaf, Kidney, Fluke, Brees ee I Prolific, Alpha; Cleopatra, Magnum Bonum, Goodrich, ik'ly Rose, White Star, Mammoth Pearl, Cosmopolitan, Early Vermont. ' Mixtures of fine Dwarfgrowing Evergreen Grasses for Garden Lawns, Bowling Greens, Tenuis Grounds, et:. Fruit. Forest, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs ofovery description.) BulbsGladiolus, Gaudeyensis (choice-named), liamosus, Liliuin Lancifolium (rosoum and album) Liliuin DujgrjcMi^,Jjgridia Grandiflorn Alba, 3288 EPJD AID (jRAT WERE AAVA.IIDED FIRST ORDER OF MERIT and SPECIAL MENTION '' By tho Jurora nt tlio ami also at the previous exhibition they not only received a Gold Meda for their Double Furrow Plough but special "oinmonditfory reference from the jurors as follows:-" In ploughs there is ouo exhibit to which wo wish to draw special attention as being the best, and that 15 the Double Furrow of lieid & Gray, Duncdin New Zealand. In finish and construction, it is far superior to any other." DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS (nearly 9,000 mado), the best material and workmanship throughout. N.8.-Special reductions in Doublo and Treble Furrow and Sub-soil Ploughs, DISC HAR.ROWS.-ln sizes from lift to 12lt wide, fitted with patent adjustment for d stributiug the weight uniformly on the Harrow at any angle, and making it the most perfect Harrow in New Zealand, Seed Sowing Attachments titted on if required. -NEW POSITIVE FTO BROADCAST SEED SOWERIMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DIUIL, with positive feed and spring coulters.—ls tho 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 Couliers Tin Centre Machine kept in stoclc, _ Reid and Gray's COMBINED MANURE AND TURNIP DRILL, Made my size Irom i to 8 Coulters, and from Miu to I«iii between the Drills DOUBLE DRILL TURNIP AND MANURE SOWKU.-Manura Is sown in front of rollers, and put deeply In or shallow as preferred. Tho turnip seed is sown through a separate spout behind the rollers, and can bo put in as shallow as required, and covered with tho small rollers behind. STEEL ZJG-ZAG HARROWS, Same price as Iron; wjl| hist double the tlmo of Iron Harrows. -Reid and Grays HORSE GEARS aro universally used in New Zealand. They aro self contained, consequently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in use CHAFFOUTTERS AND BAGGERS Nos, 1, 2, 2i, 3, and 4 (Mutton. Woxiololripod Harrows, Square Link Chain Harrows, (altsizes); also new pattern light two-horse Gear, Piain and Barbed Foncing Wire, Wire-strainers Drays, lunilp and Manure Drills, Grubbers, Aomo Harrows Corn Bruiaors, fa, 1 lough Fittings at Reduced Prices, Catalogues on Application IRON FENCING STANDARDS.-We are the Largest Makers of these Stan (lards, which we cut and punch to any, size and guago from tho Best Quality Stan wdiron. No ulterior (ron Ropt, Net weight dalivored is charged, 1 roniDiincdiii or any of our Dranohcs. and Suuttlewovth'sThrcshini/Mills and Engines j- also TractiouEngines F..r ale,

PH^il RESERVED FOR HlHilii SEW ADVERTISEMENT, WHICifWILL BE AN i Mrs C, J. Hansen, g 11 i CORSET AND BURGIOAL \ ®\ BELT MANUFACTURER. i Lalo of No 56, Willis-m, I llf Has removed to I d No 189, Lahbion-Quay, Wellington, II f| Where she is displaying it larqp stock of fcjURGJCAL COfiSBTSTO MEASURE FROM 15s to 30a,

TO STAND IN THE WAINUIOftU DISTINCT. The Thoroughbred Sire Duke of Edinburgh, By l'etci Flat (imp)—Swcctmcftt (imp) by Sugar I'luin—Verbena, by Slancoutof Peggy, by Bourdon. Sugar Plum by Sweetmeat— Irish Queen by' Harkaway-Emily. Peter Hat by Flycatcher—Glenarc, sister to Glcucoe, TERMS: t'3forasinjjloinaro; £sfor two marcs, Allowance for over two, Every tare taken, but no responsibility. Mares sent for and returned. Good pud docks free, JOHN COOPER, H27j Proprietor, Gladstone 10 TRAVEL IN THE WAIRAUAPA DISTRICT. The Thoroughbred Stallion THE ADMINISTRATOR, by the Premier —Princess Mary, by Ituvensworth (imp)-Ecgina, by Riddlcsworlh (imp) Princess, by Gratis; The Premier, by Malton (imiO—Kcvoke, by Sir Hercules. The Administrator is a beautiful roan, standing lShds Sin high, with good legs and feet. Better proof of his soundness could liot bo given than the fact that ho commenced his turf career as a two-year-old and raced six seasons hi succession. Among his numerous victories were the Wairarapa Cup, District .Handicap, and Taukrinikau Stakes; Taren.iki Autumn Handicap; Auckland Ea.fnr I Handicap and Flying Stakes; Wai Birthday Cup; St Andrew's Handle,,,, „» Wellington; Wellington Gold Cup;' "\Velilingtqn it, 0. Handicap;' Timaru Cup; Island liay Handicap; Kangitikei Handicap; and Marlborough Cup, and second to The Foctirithc Wanganui Cup, and second" to. , unlade in tlioNew 2ealaiid Cuji. | Terms :-iJ4| payable by promissory note lue January l.lb'UO, Apply—- , BOWERS &JPRAE. Foresters Arms Hotel, Groytown, Wairarapa.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE, mBE splendid Clydesdale CtLENGAEEIE, by Rob Hoy out of 11, (Mbnrn's mare Darling which took li rat prize at the U'airarapa Pastoral Show—JJariing- by l'riiicii (/harlio—rising four years, with wonderfully line bone, muscle, symetry, and temper, will stand this season at Mnstertou and f >paici. For terms and fui'tliov particulars, apply to W. MILLER, Opaki. GRAND I)UKE Will bo at at the Service of Breeders for tlio coming 'Season. ANY Mares stinted to him last year, whose fees were paid, not provin» in Foal, will have attention Gratis, ° Further particulars by Circular and on application to ■BENJAMIN KIMBEIiLEY. Oreytown, THOROUGHBRED SIRE OF THE SEASON. '' THE OHAMPIoiIuRDLB RACER MASTER AGNES " '' ingat Jlnstertoii evei-y Terms—Siuglp £-ih' : grooinngo' fee Bs, l>orfioi(!iimrcs (is per sgrcoment. - Paymeat, by luonussorv not* sigiieil at fltet service, due 31st January, 1890. Grazing In goml paddocks free until notice, afterwards Is M pcr'week. For further particulars apply to Will. CORLETT, Proprietor. Potk Scad, Carterton.'