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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3581, 7 August 1890, Page 3

LOST.— Four rabbit dogs,with co'lara and chains. Anyouooringing tlioui to;(lie Argylo Boarding Houso will, bo rewarded, ' ' 3^3 I%' Bale. ; THE Celebrated CHAMPION . . POTATOES, acknowledged to bo the Heaviest Cropper Seed imported direct from England last year, 'l'ho following well-known settlers havo given us testimonials ai to quality and quantity grotfn:— y, ; . " 1 have great pleasure in siying you a testimonial 'us to the. quality' of, the Champion Potatoes I hod of you, They were splendid eating, and looked nice and white when cooked.—D, B, Toomm, TJiiiyersal Hutel," •" I betj to say that your crop of Oliam. pion Potatoes was very, hoavy, and the quality excellent.—Thos Parsons Ekotahuna Hotel," " The Champion Potatoes I -had of you wero very good indeed.—Mrs A, Spkino, Eketahuna.'' " 1 havo seen tho Champion Potatoes grown by you, For weight and quality tlio crop would bo hard to. beat.—Tuos. Bayus's, Eketahuna, " I havo takrn particular notice of your piiddock of jwtotoos, and tlio different kinds of the ''Champion' imported by you were the heaviest crop 1 havo'ever soon, and far before any of the other sorts, and tho quality excellent.— D. Sheeiiyx, VM Waka."" " Ilmve oil several occasions inspected in company with others.your.crop.of potatoes,and. wo wero surprised that your Champions were ao good, for the -first season imported. \ They .were a much heavier crop than any of the colonial' potatoes plantod in the samo • paddock, and next season will I am suro'do. much better, -F. Bright, Phoeuix Saw Mills," " The Champion Potatoes I had of you wero the very bl>stl have ever hud.. I was surprised to find, considering tho size, that none were bad or hollow.—H. JoifNSBEV, Parkville." " The Champion Potatoes I dug for you were a very heavy crop—the best T have seen in the colony. I dug up my. self in one day 1G sacks of thein.—F, Rohdk, Eketahuna." " Butthe only remelyfor the potato disease known in other countries —and remember this is a remedy, although temporary-is the propagation of new vnriotifs, Is it not time to commonco similar work here on a larger scale thai, has yet boen attempted J l '—Melbourne Leader. For further particulars applj to TURNOIUCO,, 8550 Metahuna. Prospectus . OF THK MASTERTON BLACKSMITH AND WIIEKLWIIIGHT MANUFACTUBING COMPA.NY LIMITED. To be registered under the proyi sions of Tho Companies Act, 1882. Capital ,{IOOO in 1000 shares of i'i each, payable 2s 61 on application, ss' on allotment and 2s 6d in three months trom the formation of the company and subsequently by calls not exceeding 2s (id por shnre every three months. provisional directory.

Thomas Eduib'nrougli Chamoerlain of Miißtorton, farmer. Robert Campbell of Opaki, Farmer. TnomasMarshallßrown of Opaki, farmer. John Hesaoy of Masterton, farmer,' Augustus -William Oavo of Te Oro Ore, farmer. W. B, Buiok of Opaki, farmer. Thomas P. Lett of Masterton, coach proprietor. John liaynor, Taratahi, farmer, James McGregor, Loivar Manaia, farmer, David Guild, Te Ore Ore, farmer. James Stuekey, To Rangitumau, grazier, ' BANKERS. The Bank of Australasia, Masterton. SOLICITOR, C. F. Giiffith, Interim Secretary, Ohas. A. Pirkerton. The objects of tlio proposed company are to establish and carry on the business of a Blacksmith and Wheelwright Manufacturing Company in Masterton, and all work in connection therewith or appertaining to the said respective businesses and for such purpose to acquire either by purchase or lease suitablo premises in Masterton for carrying on*" and working the said company in all its branches. It is contemplated in ' forming and working the company to divide any profits after paying working expenses in paying a dividend of not mcro than 7i per cent on tlio called up capital after which any surplus remaining unapplied will be divided on co operative principles between tho shareholders and customers being shareholders on the amount of their annual accounts. Provision will bo made in tho articles of Association of tlio company that no shareh 'lderi shall hold more than 25 shares thus living the company a wide spread influence and preventing its being acquired by a few individuals. Tho Directors do not anticipate that more than 10s per share including the application and allotment will be rel quired to be called up, but if the capita is required it will be made as easy as possible by making the calls at intervals of not less than three months. The Provisional Directors have given their careful consideration to the pro. apects of this proposed Company and feel that they can with confidence recommeud this undertaking to che public and settlers as one which' is entered upon ut fair basis, and promises in addition to making a good' return of interest upon the capital employed to add to the prosperity of the district. Applications for shares will eloso 'at NOON on SATURDAY, the Jtli inst. Applications lor shares will bo received by the Bank of Anstralasia Masterton, or OHAS A PINKERTON, Interim Secretary, . Perry street Masterfc BOSS &MUIR, HAVING just imported direct from America, ox Nettie a consignment of the celebrated Parry Road Carts, are now offering them for sale at the low price of £l2 each. The supply being limited, persons, deeinma of obtaining one will do well to cull early, FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. Wo aro now taking orders for our Zealaudiu P»>tent W 00l . Press, the latest quickest nnd best in the market, ALWAYS ON VIEW. AT OUR FACTORY. We bee to advise station holders, farmers &o„ who are in want of a wool press to see ours, and obtain full information regarding it before buying any other, when we are sure verdict will bo in our favor. Circulars and Photos on application. Our price for shooing is 1 HACKS •, Gs DMUUHTS 7s ~ with heels and toes ... 8s Is EXTRA charged for booking, but remitted if accounts aro paid monthlty On all other work a discount of 2J per cent for cash or monthly accounts, AGENTS for the • MASSEY TWINE BINDER, which gained Grand Award, Varis Exhibition, 1890. Ross and Muir, Steam Coaoh Factory, Queen Street, ', Masterton POR Genuine Raw and Boiled Linseeo Oil, warranted genuino from 8/4 ot 8/0 per gallon, Turpentine from 3/0 par gallon, RO to. nnd'E.TING-E'Y Manners"*' '»ab n, 344