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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3608, 8 September 1890, Page 2

SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. MESSRS OKAMBERLAINBROS. beg to announco that they have recently orccted MEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING! AND GRINDING Oats, Beans, Barley, and Maize, for horseß cattle and pigs, and that they have now on (ale CRUSHED OWS 2/"At good as Ckmoerlam'j Fkv,r'\ Has become a proverb in the Distriot, This year the ouality_ Is even higherthat utiaal, inasmueh as it has been an ex MEBSRB CHAMBERLAIN BROS venture to hopoMiat their "LOOAL IITDTJSTRT' Will havethe support and encourageraen of the wholo comunity, and thatcon sumers will insist on having . (TOAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And thus retain their money in the District. MASTERTON STEAft FLOUR MILLS. Photograpny. THE NEW STUDIO IS NOW OPEN. rpHE Ladies and Qontleraon of Mastorton and it* yicinity aro respectfully informed that the undersi?ned have removed to his new Studio adjoining Messrs Lowes and lorns auction room THOS. E. PRICE, PHOTOGRAPHER, 'Queen Sweet, Masiemoh,

Still Another Triumph FOR THE VERTICAL FEED I SEWING if AOHINE. Parta Exhibition, 1889 —Highest Award -GOLD MEDAL. First Prize and Oold Medal Melbourne Exhibition, 1880-81. First Award Centennial Exhibition, Melbourne-1888-89. It beats any other Machine in the Market. First—Bimplicity—Bocaueo it has no undue works to be looked after or get out of order; it iB composed of a less number of working parts than an; other shuttle machine, and its use is more easily and quinkly learned. Second-Durability—lts working parts are made of tho best material, are compact, strong and durable, insuring the longest wear, with the least oxpense for repairs. Simple appliances ato provided by which all" lost motion" from woarby long use can be taken up. Third—Efficienoy— It will do a greater variety and range of work than any othor machine, Fourth -For tucking, cording, braidin;, quilting, embroidery, Bhue fitting, dress making, tailoring, family nse, or general manufacturing, it has no equal, It cannot be bouter, JNO GRAHAM & Co, aro sole agents, Educational Depository. J B. IMES, IMPORTER OK Books, stationery & Fancy Goods, Quoen Street, Masterton. JUST ARRIVED ex DORIC, FROM LONDON, NEW BOOKS I NEW BOOKS! YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL, and othor periodicals for September. Summer Nfumber Illustrated London News, with largo coloured plate Graphic Summer Numbor, large colored pluto Pictorial World Summer Number, large colored plate Also sohool Eequbitea;—Ladies Worn boxes, Companions, Desks, (Wood and Leather) Blotters, Inkstands, Photo and Scrap Albums, Photo Frames, Ladies' Plush and Leather Bags, Ladies' and Gents Card Cases, Choice handprinted 13rackets,JewelOase*,Wbatnots,8creens Color Boxes, Mathematical Instruments, Leader Letter Balances, Dial Date Cabinet of Stationery, Draughts, Chess, Dominoes, New Tfblo Gamos, Dolls, Walking Stioks, Tost Cards, (English and Maori), Fancy Hall Lamps, Piano Shades, Mouey Boxes, 4c, to and GENERAL STATIONERY. J, B. INNEB, Masterton, FRANKJEIST, ' ffAS pleasure in announcing that he has wonted that largo and centrally situated shop 6f Mr A L Whvie, Carterton, and will open aarao on about THURSDAY, M'Augm,' with n carofully assorted stock of Grocery, Drapery, >d Ironmongery, * ■ , .• which will repay Inspection.