* HY one wanting ENGINES, BOltiE BS ' or m ot h er MACHINEEY or any one baying tame to sell, APPLY TO—BROWFS MACHINERY STORE. Farish street, Wellington. Bole agent for Rodger's Wrought Iron Split Pulleys.
Murray, Roberts, WELLINGTON. DVANOESmadeon Wool,, Skins, _, Tallow and othei* psoducb for shipment for London. LONDON AGENTS—Messrs Sanderson, Murray & Co. ON SALE—English and Colonial grass seeds and clovers of all descriptions including:— Crested Dogstail Meadow Foxtail Poa Memoraliß Poa Trinalis Meadow Fescue Sheeps Fescue etc Whiie Oloyer Red Clover Cow Grass Alsike Trefoil Lucerne etc PRICE LIST & SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. AGEftTS FOR Cooper's Sheep Dippine Powder. •• " Little's fton Poisonous Fluid Sheep Dip. «• «• Fison's fertizere for turnips *c NOW LANDING—I Hornsby's 8 h.p Portable Engine. 1 Hornsby's 4 h.p. Colonial Engine. Murray, Eoberts, & Co,, WELLINGTON.
FOR SALE. SECTIONS OF LAND, Te Ore Ore > Road, between Hospital and residence of F. G. Moore Esq. Terms Exceptionally Easy, Apply W.~Bjh.lab HUME & SON WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS TEA IMPORTERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS 68 and 65, Willis Street. CEYLON ANITINDIAN TEAS.
N baying Teas from Hume & Son yon get them at Importers Prices. iDanmen of the fragrant beverage thus saveSnoJpless than four intermediate profits, or f d to Is per lb. Kote the Prices— Magnificent rich, pore, fragrant, 2a and 8a 8d per lb Extra Choice Ceyion, 2s 6d and 2s 9d per lb This is the finest and most deliniouß tea the world can prodnce, and ia superior towhat issold by most tea dealers at 3s 6d per lb ; 510, and 15 packets, in or tight boxes, without extra chargePrompt attention given to orders by post, which should be accompanied by postal order. ■' HUME & SON'S Teas have a more exquisite aroma and delicious flavour than any other tea ever introduced into New Zc and HUME & SON
Importtheir Tea dibect from the famous Haputale group of Sea Estates, in which they hatb a lan»e cjiekkst. GROCERIES—Every description imported direct, and sold at the Lowest I WHOtBSALB Prices. HOME & SUN, I The Largest Tea, Wine, and Provision Unlets in New Zealand. --68 and 65, *** 200 Boxes, lllbs each. Finest China Tea, from 14s 6d per box, 'Half- j 4iestsMrom Is Cd to 2s 6d per lb.
NEW ZEALAND HAIR KE^TOREB, JIAKBTACIUBXD FBOM HEBBS, (From a prescription eft by 1 .... ■-■ OM Scottish Herbalist). It quickens and strengthens the growth of the Hair, and after proper and constant use the new Hair will be seen, coming on rapidly. It is a pleasant and cooling wash, and leaves the hair smooth and glossy, though it contains no oiL Certain 'core for Baldness, and Scarf or Dandruff. Darkens Grey Hair. DißEcnosa.—Thoroughly cleanse the Hair by washing, dry with a coarse towel, and •PPly tne Kestorerto the roots with a sponge. Brush the Hair vigorously night and morning. Wanganui, Dec 18, 1880. Mrs Mcintosh, Dear Madam,—Since using your N.Z. Hair Restorer I have found a great improvement in my hair, and in places where there was no hair growing, I can see distinctly a new growth coming. The Restorer is pleasant to use, being free from grease, and I have great pleasure in-recommending it to all who may require it. Tours faithfully, Axbkbx Beabd Representative 'Wanganui Chronicle. Knikoura, Dec. 12,1889. Mrs Mcintosh, ■Wanganui. Dear Madam—This is to certify that I have used your Hair Restorer, and being bald for many years, I am happy to say that I have a good head of hair, and I feel certain it will grow hair on any head, if given ■ fair trial, as I have given your Hair Restorer. Tours faithfully, »'M. Mokk, Farmer, Xaikoura, HJ$. Extract). Palmerston North, 25/9/89- Dear Madam,—Mr hair is now coming on first-class. and I hope in a month to have as good a crop as I can desire. Mr Cox and Mr Lyons, Hairdressers here, know, of course, how my hair «as before I used your preparation, and they know how it is now. Tours faithfully. Jan. J. COLE& PAYNE PAINTERS. PAPEBHANGEBS, QLAZIBBS. and GENERAL DECORATEBS. Best material and workmanship combined with moderate charge Foams papered on the .shortest notice. Order, to be left at Mr COLE'S,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3798, 30 April 1891, Page 4
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