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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3348, 30 October 1889, Page 2

NEW SEASON'S \BK IN, AND MAY BE HAD A' REDMAN'S, WHERE ONLY THE BEST SEA ABE TO BE HAD, HONEYSUCKLE § Si ONE POUND CANISTERS, India Co.'fl Tekoe $ 3/£ Ready Money Onlj MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROI beg to Announce that they ha' illy erected NEW MACfiINER for CRUSHING AND GKINDIN Ots, Beans, Harley, and Maizo, fi homes, cattle and pigs, and that th( have now on sale CRUSHED OATS 3 " At good at Clmmhrlain's Flour" Has becomo a proverb in the Distric This year the Quality is even highcrtlu usual, innsmucli aa it has been an o: coptionally favorable season for growir n'heat. WHOLESALE. Flour, Backs ... £lO 10s per ton 100's £lolss „ o"0's £ll „ 25' a £ll 5s „ Middlings ... £8 10s, „ Scconda ... £oloa „ Pollani ... £sloa „ Bran M » BEIAIL. Sacka ... £l3sod ... 12s MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROS venture to hopo that thoir "LOOAL IHDTJSTBF Will hnvetho support and eiicourojjcmcn of the whole comunity, and thatcon sumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And thus retain their money in the District. STEAM FLOUB MILLS.

' THOUT FISHING. JUST LANDEDA FULL AR.SiiRT.MENI OF ALL REQUISITES. LAWN TENNIS AND CRICKETING GOODS From all Hie Best Makers. CATBIDGES ALL GOING SIZES. G. DENTON. Watchmaker, and Jeweller, IrONMONUEH, LOCKSMITH, AMI ODiNSMITU. WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. 3343 _ "NOTICE. )ERSOXS found trespassing on mj jx land, Bniukfiifld, Opaki, fur fishin? or otherwise, will be prnsecuted. 3338 JAS. MAOMRA. A OARD.J J. VV. LEAHY, THE OKI'UHAL ANATOMICAL BOOTMAKER, WILL be found noar tlio now brick warohoiuo of C. Smith &Cu. The public are invited to call, inspect the goods, and leave their moiißure. Men's soling and heeling (samo day as lofr) 3/6; Ladies* 2/C, fur cash. 3200 J GOOMBE AND CO7 Manufacturers ok AMERICAN ORGANS, &o. I Steam Factory Kent-Terrace, Repairs for tlio trade at rwamiaWo ratos, by experienced workmen. Orgins at all prices, from -1 to li st"ps EaBV monthly terms. 3343 HAVE REMOVED Opposite the CLUB HOTEL, ■noil SALE. ON EASY TERMS jj 2000 acres Freehold land, stated i in the Clarovillo district, 1300 acres lioing rich undulating bush land.of which ] ibuut 300 acres are soirn in English ' grasses, with cottsge mid sheen yards, 700 acres level land, half mile from Ul'irerillo station, divided into con- i enient paddocks, well watered from 8 *■ ii-vor foiling streams, one Rood eleven.lonicd li'iuso and 3 cutties with eood f ,'ards and stabling; also sheep and cattle , •wl threshiiiß machine, plant complete ll I'ho wholo to bo sold in one lot or " livlded to suit purchasers. n