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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3791, 22 April 1891, Page 1

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T SAY, LOOK! Here is a design of one of a large number of LUKE'S RANGES, TEEY SAY there is nothing like them in the country—BUEN FAR LESS : FUEL, and cook in heajkly haw the time, and with great deal less trouble, thai, any other. IHE AE they have a great run ut pon them, A gonts an 1 Landlords find it much easier to let their houses when it is known one of LU KE'S BANGES js in it. THEY are STEOK GEE SIADE than any othor, and any part can be renewed any time. To burn wood or wood and coal. Well here goes. I will get one. If there is such a demand fur them they MUST be Good Ranges. What is the Address:— S. LUKE & SONS, MANNERS STBEJfiT. WELLINGTON

LITTLE'S Powder Di (NON-POISONOUS). S • (POISONOUS). :r. belcher, of #LITTLE'S\MR. c. J. harper, aiapoi (writing Canterbury Bunholde 890):—" Pound Sheep — (writing June, 1890):- / Gain in Wool /MR. GILLANDERS, of Southland V, I (writing March, 1890), said :—Two years 1 I in succession he dipped a flock of about 'I 20,000 Sheep, part with Little's Fluid \ \ and the rest with other Dips, and each i \ 7 0Rr f° und t' ie Sheep dipped with t .LlttlC S m ore wool per fleece than y JLuttlC S FLUID DIP \the other Sheep. DIP (POISONOUS).

PRICES. AGENTS. FLUID— os Griper gal. in4o°al. caska. C 3 per gal. in 5 gal drums. LEVIN & Co., *| powder—ls per 21b packet, 4s per 81b > Wellington packet, 70s per casoof 72 21b packets, MURA* ROBERTS &Co J or 18 81b packets. Also 553 per 1 cwt keg. CASELEERG&Co., Masterton NOTE—I gallon of 111b of Powder, manes 100 gallons of WASH HARVEST SEASON, 1890-91 K.W. MILLS &00. (LIMITED). Ironmongers and Iron Merchants. HAVE JUST i/ANDED For the Coining Season COMBINED REAPERS AND MOWERS. Two Horss Mowing Machines. American Horse Hay Rakes, (Light, Strong, and Cheap.) American Winnowing Machines for cleaning and separating Urass Seeds and Grain. Broad Cast Seed 'Sowers I BEST INDEH TWINE. LARGE STOCK ON HAND COMPRISING—QUALITIES No 2. Mixed Manilla and Flax, No 3 QUALITIES. Pure PJax BEST MAKE AT JL.OWEST PRICES.

HMdAatiUaMoK) Single and Double Wheel HOES, Combined Seed Drills and Hoes, Colony Earthers, B.orse Hoes, Potato Raising Ploughs, &c. HORNBY'S PLOUGHS LI<JHT ' ti Ss m MD American DISC HARROWS with and without seed sowing attachments. CHAFF CUTTERS for hand and power. Oa* and Bean Crushers, E- W- MILLS &TCO-, L^ited. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MACHINERY IMPORTERS Show Rooms corner Featherston and Johnston Streets, WELLIN GTON.

THOMAS J AGO, CAJSINETMAJELEK,! UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER, QUEEN-STREET, MA.STERTON OAN ASSOCIATION OFWAIRAI'A i Main sihebt Gbettown re fund £892. r which the Association is the second place, to thosl who reoUre loans obtaining advances upon favorV?! 6 tenns. Tb 6 I Association receives fixed deposrt ß at rates to " e i . „_,____,_,. «_ investment iltlA nf ahafe £SO. Applications for shares to L o the manager. A liberal allowed hem. Office Hours—Monday, WednesSayf ana Friday, front to 4 p.m. Pay Day—T*« first Saturday in month, between thehw lß *" e nd 4, and 7 and 9 p.m. \ Agents— \ Masterton- MjG.S. W Dalrymple. oV on—Mr F H. "Wood. Feasberston— Vt V ox, Pabi tua—Mr A . Keeg-. * ! G WYBTT "Cioggar