For Sale. , T™ "Sfegp"""™ • acknowledged to bo the Heaviest Cropper.. Seed imported direct from England last year. : g Tho; following weMnown • settlers - r have given us testimonials a» to quality and quantity grown: ' . pieaauroin giving you ft testimonial' as totho' quality of: the Champion Potatoes I had ofyoui Thov woro splendid eating, and looiied hico and white when cooked.-D. B Tnoimr TJuivereal Hotel." :: ." 10 W your crop ofOkm» pionlotatoesivas.very heavy, and the - "The Champion Potatoes I had of you were very good indeed.-Mits A. Spring, Eketalmna." : " 1 havoseon the Champion Potatoa grown by you For weight and qUaii^ 10 crop would bo hard to boat.-—ThcH Batiks, Eketnhuua, , . ~V i| "I liavo taken particular notice-oV) your paddock of potatoes, and the different kinds of tho ' Champion'. im> ported by you were tho heaviest crop t have ever seen, and far before any of the other aorta, and tho qnality excellent.— D. Sinnsm, Wi Walia." . . I have on several occasions inspected in company with others your drop of potatoes,and wo wero surprised that your Unanipioiis woro 80 for the first season imported. They were a heavier crop than any of the potatoes planted in the same paddock, and next season will I aiu sure do much ;Sm r rn; BlUonT ' Pll ®"ix Saw Mills," llio Champion Potatoes I had of you wero the very beat 1 have ever had. I was surprised to find, considering the size, that none were bad or hollow.-H. Joitksbey, Parkville." ' : " The Champion Potatoes I dug for m wore a very hoavy crop-tbe best I have seen in tho colony. I dug up myself m ono day 10. sacks of thein.-F, Kohbe, Ekelahuiia." " I^l Butthe only remedyfor the potato L. disease known in other countries-and M remember this is a remedy, although temporary—is tho propagation of new visrioties. Ts It not time to commonce similar work hero on a larger scale thar. has yet been attempted i"-Melbourno Leader. - for further particulars appiy to TURNOR & CO,, Ikotahuna. SALSALINE TUB GREAT FOOD FRESERATIVE THIS valuable antiseptic, preparation . is tasteless, odorleßt, and foctly harmless It is guaranteed a keep meat, soup, milk, eggs, butler, fish, gamo, preserves, fruit, wine, and food of every description sweot and wholesalo till required for use. ONE SHILLING PACKET SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS & GROOERS hi la nml 2s packets. wholosalo Agnt—E,H, OREAB, G. H. SCALES;
WOOL, FLAX. DAIEY, PRODUCE & COMMISSION AOENT. ' T IBEBAL advances made against all JU kinds ofptoduco for sale or shipment, Agents in England, Australia, India,. South America and Canada. Offices—Custom House Quay, Wellington. A?ent for Northern Firo Insurance Co, Agent for Globe, Marine Insurance Cu' Fire and Marine risks taken at the Lowest Kateß. 320g WHY IS IT You can always dopohd on getting a good article if you buy CREASE'S A 1 COFFEE, 1 JN THE TINS? BECAUSE this article is a apecial preparation, the result of years of experience and labor. The selection and blending of the finest coffees known have been studied carefully until tho present combination has been adopted as perfect, -and cannot fail to give ■jniversal satisfaction to consumer;' Ask your grocer for CREASE'S A 1 .COFFEE, , In lib and 21b.tins.. And ynu aro sure tr get the right article, , 130 Charles J. Higgins, The Eketahuna Carrier.
ALL kinds, of CARTING and geno- . ral carrying dono. FIREWOOD out and delivered a' LOWEST RATES.. PARCELS DELIVERY to ALFREDTON twice a week, N.B—Customers may rely on prompt attention, civitity, and Lowest Possible Ohaboes, 8412 W. MANSFIELD Monumental Ma so . Sidney Street, WELLINGTON. (Nearly opposite tlio' Cemetery Gate,) MARBLE HEADSTONES from £8 WM, lias bad an intimate' and « practicable knwledtjo -of the methods of Imperishable Lettering guarantees all wort executed by him to be of the beat quality, Estimates given and designs forwarded on application. w ALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, BRIDGE®. mastbrton FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE P begs to ntimate to VJ. 111. his many.: frionds n' thoWairnrapa that he lias opened a well« furnißhed establishment at 67, Mannersstreet, Wellington, whore orders will bo punctually attended to. All goods manufactured at the oxtonsive factory, Dixo'i.street.. i "VIST OP INSPECTION IN VITED NOTIOI ~ MR T, PARSONS wishes to Inform tho public that in consequence of tho destruction of tho Ekotahuna Hotel byfiro, tlio busiuesa will , bo carried on in the Public Hall ponding the erection of new buildings., Tim travelling public can rely on the same attention as formerly. : T. PARSONS, Proprietor "V To +ZL , ofcit| w - cMt their o,wu loalitics atwoik or us, New biisiuces. All meet w th wonderful success. Any oue can do tlio work, Capital not rci]aircd. Vc will start you, Outfit worth £1 mailed frco. The employment is particularly adapted to the rcgio- ir. which this publication circulates! lioys and girls cam nearly as much as men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time—tlon't delay, but write tous atoncc. Address Stinson if Co, Portland, Mmuc,United Ktnv
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3565, 19 July 1890, Page 4
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