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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3560, 12 July 1890, Page 3

J-.general Announcements.'' Corrugafcedlron .;■ (vorrugatid Iron ,„'■■ '■''•"■ sooo sheets damaged oorrugatei .:; galvanized ikon. : ; sft to 10ft lengths at from lslOdpe : sheet. ; ORB GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON PRICE LIST. B 0 7: 8 9 10 feet 2/2 2/7-3/-3/5 4/-' </f) ; pef she* AIsoJSLAOK CORRUGATED IRON •' PRICE LIST: v■" 5 0 7 8 9 10 Feet l/(i 1/9 2/12/4 2/10 8/3 per'sheei ! Tho Choapcsl Uorru?atcd Iron in tin market, cspecmlly for FlaxmiUs anc Sheds. Seo following example : i' B C IG2 sheets Bft galvanised o'irru- ■ gated Iron, cost3s 6d persist 2713 ( IG2 Bheets Bft Black Corrugated Iron, 2s 4d per sheet 18 18Snying in 1 ton black cor, iron 8 15 ( Fecial case discounts ALLOWED, GoMty orders must bo acconipaniec ■ with remittance- ■:. '.? Z. Also manufacturer of Spouting, Ridging, Leadhend Nails, Galvanised Witni Tanks, Baths, and all descriptions ol GrtlvnniEed Iron Goods; also, Corru gated Iron for Verandahs, Sinai Corrußalcd Iron epecially.mado fui Verandahs; Artesian' Well Pipes .and Fittings t Speciality. : Highest Cash Woo given for OLD ZINC. . •. Note tho Address Empire Works THOMAS BALLINGER, Manufactory, VICTORIA STREET Qfkioe and Warehouse", IVo 17, Wlllis-street, WELLINGTON. Sewing- Mncliiues DRIZES awarded within the last ~ -l nh S, .months:—First Award, Adelaide Exhibition; Gold Medal, Barcelona Exhibition. First Order for taellonco, Brussels Exhibition, First Order of merit, Melbourne Exhibition. Jflicia) report, of Melbourne Exliiluion:- " Wo consider tho appliancos of be WERTHEIM Machine, to"si of jo Best description j the finish of the Machines perfect, For family and renoral work the WEKTHEIM Maohiiies are worthy of the First Order )f Merit. •^ni,*t ln «' Machines. ' THE GRISWOLD (circular) THE CONCORDIA (parallel) Depots for the above ou TIME PAY. UENTorforOASH, , MESSRS Lamdtun Qoay, Wmwoios. .MPORTEBS AND PRACTICAL MACHINISTS. Repairs of all Kinds Undertaken. Correspondence Solicited, _ 352 PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, jamiiator-Street Masterton (Opposite Mafonic Hall,) MRS DOUGHTY begs to notify that she lias oponed a Private AceomnodatiotfHouso, and will be glad to mtertainher old friends. Board and A. COY ITAVING purchased tho business . lately carried on by H. Colo, legs.to intimate to. tho inhabitants nf Ifasterton and surrounding districts that mvin? thoroughly ronoyatod the* premaw ho is now in a position to suddlv OYSTERS, " ?ISH, RABBITS AND POULTRY, it ijio shortest oossible notico.and would espectfully solicit a continuance of tho "PPort so liberally accoided to his iredecessor. Customers waited on laily for oulers. A. O. is a cash purdinner of Rabbits, Rabbit Skins, and Poultry m any quantity, Address-Jueen-street, Maattvtan. 1.529 For Rale. . 5 Celebrated CHAMPION POTATOES, loknowledged to bo the Heaviest Copper, Seed imported direct from England last year. Tho following well-known settlers iftyegiceii us testimonials as to quality ind quantity grown " Jhavo great pleasure in j>ivim» you i testimonial as to tho quality of the jharapion Potatoes I hid of you, ■ Thoy rare splendid oating, and looked nice tnd white when cooked.—D, E, Toohiu, Universal Hotel.'' _" I be? to say thatyourcropof Ohatnpion Potatoes was very heavy, and the pity excollenfc.-THO3 Pamons, Eketahuna Hotel." " The Champion Potatoes I had of pou mm vary good Indeed.—Mna A. mmho, Eketahuna." . " 1 have seen the Champion Potatoes grown by yon. For weight and quality the crop would bo hard to beat.-Tnos Baviiss, Eketahuna, "I havo takrn particular notice of your paddock of potatoes, and : the Mfereut kinds of tho 'Champion' miportcdby.ypu wero tho heaviest oropl havo ever seen, and far before any of the other sorts and the quality excellent.— D. Shekhyn, \M Waka." " I have on several occasions inspected in company with others your crop of potatoeß,aiid we wore surprised that your Champions were so good 'for the first season imported. Ihey wero a much heavier crop than any of the colonial potatoes planted hi. the Bame paddock, and next season will I am sure do much eoiter.-F. Bright, PhannYSaw Mills." Tho Champion Potatoeslhadofyon wero tho very beat 1 have ever had, I was surprised to find, considering the size, that nono wero bad or hollow.—H Johksbby, Parkville." . " The Champion Potatoes I dug for you were a very heavy orop-the beat I have seen in the colony;. I dug up my. self in one day 16 sack's' of them—Pi Rohde, Ekelahu.ua." ■ : . _ "But the only remelyfor the potatc diseaso known in other countnes-and remember this, is a remedy, although temporary-is the nropagation ; of now varlotki, Is it not time, to commonee similar yrork hero on a larger scale than has vet been attempted ?"-Melbourno Leader, ■• l''or further parrioalavs to ■.■■ !TURNOR&CO„ 3551) ' -. ■ •■■ .Ekotahuna. TENDERS,' ,- "., WANTED-Separate "tenders by tire ,v 14th July for" / ' ■ IQO acres .bushfelling and delivery ol 50.0.0/enoiii^post* midiop wtraiuers , (totnrn.) ■'■-..-'■■ Particularaaay be obtained on appli CattOU to •■• ':.:'-' .•.. ; . A. MURRAY, ManagßS Mutalsuqa,