RONMOXGERS, IRONMERCHANTS, AND SHIPCHANDLERS, Have their season's supply of Harvesting Machinery NOW LANDING. WALTER A. WOOD'S HU'he.t Class REAPERS & BIDDERS, asinglo A pro:; Machine, the L I 0 II T K S3 T and BE.-J T ol th-- season. Mowers, and MmvEl: , with Reaper Attach-" NOW LANDING. Hornsby's Patent Paragon COMBINED REAPERB&MOWERS. ENCLOSED GEAR MOWER and REAPER. ENCLOSED GEAR. 2 HORSfI MOWERS. Auckland Fibre Corapanj 's BINDER TWIN'S. We have a la-ge parcel of this celebrated Twine being made fur us for ihis season. Comprising : Pure Manilla, Mixed, and ail Flax, and solicit E-irly Orders for same. We have just f=* Our stock of landed a shipment J) „ , of tho celebrated _ ~ V/ ~ HAY Tn »™ ! TIGER HAY RAKES, 1 We carry full ! stojks of Black and' Galvani.sedWlßE. Galvanised Steel Barhed WIRE. WIRE NETTING <A\\\muumui Our stock of HAY TOOLS for the coming season is com clete, comprising : Crown & Patent Scythes, AmericanScytbo Snathes, Hay Forks, 2 and 3 prongs. Hay Rakes. Scythe Stones. STAPLES' Stockholm Tar in Drums, and every requisite for Farm or Station use. OHAFFCUTTERS, for Hand and Power, Horsepower, and I.M. Motions. . Light and Heavy Hillside PLOUGHS by best makers. "' Simplex and Chain. HARROWS, DISC HARROWS, PLANET JR IMPLEMENTS of all kinds. Our Stock of METALS is a lar=>e one, and of best quality. GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON, 24 and 2(5 gunge. AIAORICHIEF.andOrb Brands, Plain Galvanised and Tinned Steal Sheet?, Coke and Charcoal Tin Plates. Black Sheets, Iron and Steel Boiler Plates, Angles and Tees, Bars and Rods in Nethertori Crown Best, 8814 and Mill Steel, Copper mid Brass Sheets, Rods and Tunes, Muutz Metal, Sheathing and Compo, Naih, Boiler Sheathing and Roofing Felt, Portland Cement. We carry largo stocks of PAINTS, Oils, Varnishes, Cotton Waste, Packing, LUBRICANTS, Viz Valvoline, Oils, C.istor, Cranes. Engleberts, Olive, Peanut, I'lrn. \p>-fsf..>h Riiinch-"dWv on'i Ti, ngin.>or-»' Stnres of evfirv deseriDfion. LYSAGHT'S ORB BRAND GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON. iLYSAfiHT'S ~MI "ORB "Brand is the STANDARD IRON of the World, and is H the hest quality made. ARCHITECTS should specify " ORR" BRAND and thus secure for their clients the Be3t Iron manuII factured. CONTRACTORS should include "ORB " Iron in their I mk tenders, because it is the Best and the Cheapest. Example : I Specification of " Orb " Brand : 196 sheets Gft "Orb Brand ) Tons 16G sheets 7ft „ ~ -3 0 2 19, at £22 per ton £66 lis 9d. 146sheet3 Bft „ „ J SalyamotuTinne i Same specification of any other brand: — If 6 sheets Gtt ) Tons IC6 sheets 7ft \3 4 0 19, at £22 per ton—£7o lis 9d. 146 sheets Bft J Showing a saving of over 25s per ton by using " ORB" IRON, vhich is the best and Cheopi-st Iron in the market, and has no equal. •' ORB ' BRAND has three times the.Sale of any other Iron. SOLD BY ALL MERCHANTS. agaMfcaatut' REID AND GRAY'S CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, At the various Competitions with the Imported Dinger Reid & Gray's Plough ;vas awarded :—FIRST and SECOND PRIZES at Southland Champion Ploughng Match. FIRST and SECOND PRIZES at Wyndham Match. FIRST PRIZE it Mataura, and FIRST PRIZE at Waioiea. To those who prefer this style of ploughing we can give them the easiest drawn, jest working, least expensive in repairs, and infinitely the best made and Most Durable Digger. Of New and Converted Diggers we have a large number at work in all parts >f New Zealand Our Diggers are fitted with Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Shares and Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Points at same price as Double Furrow Plough Shares. 2s each CHILLED CAST SOCKET SHARES 2s each 6d each CHILLED CAST SHARE POINTS 6d each Ls HABD TEMPERED UNBREAKABLE STEEL POINTS TO THOSE ABO UT TO FURNISH. [N fitting up a house, be it great or small, the following, among other :hlngs, ought to be considered. FIRST—In buying Furniture, that pou should go to some Old Established ind Respectable House, where you will jet Full Value for Money Spent. SECOND—That the Furniture be well made and pleasing to the eya. Something that vill last long, and be a source 3i pleasure during the time that you use it. THIRD—That in case the Furniture should not stand, you are at liberty to go back and have the same made good free of further cosd to the purchaser. FOURTH—That you should buy from the manufacturer if possible, and thus save intermediate profits wnich are very often excessivo. FlFTH—Thatincaseyou are prepared to pay cash.you can get the full Discount, on benefits which ready money always demand. SIXTH—That if you are not fully prepared to pay the bill on demand you can get terms to suit Customers, without paying more than ordinary prices for the goods you require. If you desire these advantages, go to WM.. WHITT'S Cabinet Works, Queen st. Masterton, Opposite M Caselberg and Co's. Furniture done up equal to New. Bedroom Suites, Dining and Drawin? Suites in any Style, Cottage Furniture to suit the Masses. Not the Address— W. WHITT .Queen St. .Master^n.__ "T. G. MASOiN, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (ESTABLISHED 1870) MEDICAL HALL MASTERTON Koyal Mail Service between Masterton and Castlepoint. T. P. LETT, Proprietor. m T) T" ETT begs to inform \ • J7 • residents of the Whareama District and the travelliim public generally, that ho is again the successful tenderer for the carriage of the Masterton-Castlcpoint mails. The coaches will run as follows : —Leave Club Hotel, Masterton, for Tinui and Castle-Boint-every TUESDAY and FRIDAY .Morning at 7.45 a.m.. leaving Whakacaki for Masterton every "WEDNESDAY and SATUKDAY morning at 6.30 a.m, arriving in Masterton at 2 p m in time v o catch the afternoon train for Wellington. A conveyance leaves Masterton for Taueru and Brancepeth every SUNDAY MORNING at 7 o'clock, returning f Miisterton at 5 p.m. A Private conveyance sent immediately or. receipt of telegram to T P LETT i Masterton. WOODVILLE DISTRICT JOCKE? CLUB. HACK £ACE _ MEETINtr. TO take place on the Woodyille Racecourse on JANUARY Ist, 1892. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Handicap Hurdles- —Of 15 sova : miles. Nomination 7s Gd, acceptance 7s o'd. 2. Handicap Hurdles.—Of 30 sovs, second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes ; 2 miles. Nomination 15s, acceptance 15s. 3. Maiden Plate. -Of 20 sovs, second horse to receive 3 sovs from the stakes ; 1{ miles. Entrance 20s on day of general acceptance. 4. Selling Race.—Of 15 sovs. The winner to bo sold for 15 sovs, half the surplus to go to the Club funds, balance to second horse. 5. Woodville District Jockey Club Handicap.—Of 50 sovs ; second horse 10 sovs from the stakes ; li miles. Nominations 20s, acceptance 30s. 6. Members Race.—Of 15 sovs ; 2 miles: welter handicap, minimum weight 9st. Nomination 7s (id : acceptance 7s Gd. 7. Flying Handicap.—Of 25 sovs; second horse 5 soys from the stakes : G furlongs. Nominations 12s 6d ; acceptance 12s Gd. 8. High Weight Tandicap.—Of 15 sovs; I]miles; minimum weight Oat, Nominations 7s 6d ; acceptance 7s 61. To start at 4.40 p.m. Nominations close with the Secretary at 9 p.m. on Saturday, the sth December 1891. Weights declared Tuesday, 15th December, 1891. Acceptances and entries for Maiden Phte and Sellin? Race close with the Secretary at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, the 22nd December. 1891. For further particulars sec posters. WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Secretary. SUPPORT LOUAJj INDUSTRY MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROS beg to announce that they have recently erected NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Beans, Barley, and Maize, foi horses, cattle and pig 3, and that they have now on sale CRUSHED OATS. " As good as Chamberlain's Flour" Has become a proverb in the District. This year the quality is evan higherthan usual, inasmuch as it has been an exceptionally favorable season for growing wheat. MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROS venture to hope that their "LOOAL INDUSTRY" Will havcthe support and encouragement of the whole com in unity, and that consumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And thus retain their money in the District. MASTEKTON STEAM FLOUR MILLS
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3965, 17 November 1891, Page 1
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