master™ horticultural and INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. TIdDAYS' GRAND AUTUMN SHOW . • DRILL HALL, 23bd and 24th FißiHUitY, 18112, • CRYSANTHEMOM SHOW ■ In April. CATALOGUES, etc, on application to the Secretary. ~ W.'U.OHENNELLS. . The following special prizes which take the place of the Society's 'prizes h.ive been allotted, No, on . . .' ■'. catalogue. 2 J, Elliott, value 7a Gd 5 W.Whitfc, value 7s Gd . 6i W. 6. Beard, cash 10s for best collection Tuberous Begonias 12 ' T, Gardiner, 12 Dahlia Tubers 13 Gash 10s 14 Gash 7o 01 16 Hannah & Co., value 10s Gd 31 Cash 5a 31a Mra Tabuteau cash 5a forfaahitmablo Bouquet 32 J. Carpenter, value 10s 6d 34 T. Dixon, value 5s 41 6. Johnston, value 12a Cd 46a Cash 7s Gd, best G culinary apples one variety 47 Cash 7s 6d • ~ , 48 Won? You, value 10s .fid- -,' . 51a Bf.st collection of fruit, Houn« slow & Hoar, value 10s 52. eaah6s . ' ■■' •■'■•. 54 Cash 5a ''•.•.' 63 Cash7s6d .-.' . 63a Best, collection- topiato'es,, W. Dousjall, value 10a 69 Cash 5s ; . : 75 Chamberlain Bros,, lOOlbs flour, value 15s 81 Townsend and Cowper, value 10a 1 86 T. E. Price,, j dozen : cabinet photos 89 R. T. Holmes, value 10s 6d 92 G. 8. W. Dalrymple,' work basket ■ ■ I 91 Cash 10s. SINGERS'-SEWING'. MACHINES." ' mm m
QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON W. CULL'EN'. DO IT WELL CONSISTENCY. This has been out aim, and this WE ARE DOING, as the following Reliable Blends will prove #hen you taste them: DRAGON, 3/ HOUDAH,. 3/ KANURA VALLEY,,2/10 . ELEPHANT, 2/8 ORESCENT, 2/6 BUFFALO, 2/4 - EMPIRE, 2/2 , MIKADO BLEND OF CHINA AND INDIAN TEAS, 2/ MIKADO BLEND OF INDIAN TEAB, 2/ PURE CEYLON TEA OF UNIFOBM QUALITY, 2/ IN LEAD PACKETS. These Blends have shaped an Incontestable course effame, which is irrefufr they were produced, and will ?p remain, Yalue first, confidence after—these an the links which constitute and bind a Owing to the great Care, exercised in solection, these Blends tire rich and refreshing, being quite free from bitterEMPIEE TEA COMPANY. W.&G.TUMBULI&Co., PROPRIETORS. Mnsterton Conch and Carriagre Factory. THOMAS wIgG & GO,
I'EOPKIETORS... Every Deicription of Yslacks Mannfadured on th Premises'* ; WE tender our thanks to the public generally for their most liberal patronago fiincD we commenced business, anil are realise that the Mastoiton Carriage Factory being the only establishmentin the Wairarapa that devotes itself only to Coach and Carnage manufacture with every convenience and a First Clbbs Staff of-Practical. Mechanics, studying the advancement'of the trade, also o'very customer's thoy have come to thoconclusion that the' Factory is the right place to order .or take their vehicles where their wants are immediately attended to ad tboir m\ fijtyhed in tbatgrand style which ia so well knivm throughout the colony, We ire now : building' our famous gigs, double, Single Buggies, Dog Carts, Phaetons; 4c, Nothing succee'ds likeß\woe33v MBSSBS. must rank' : first as Coaoli"''and Carriage Builders in the Wairarapa;:;. • FOR SALIPA BARGAIN . _,. 2. Ftiaeton's'&hd.l second hand r .'.'■• ut !'.. :DoiM*Buggy'. ,'• ■■■ ■"■'■'
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4044, 22 February 1892, Page 3
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480Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4044, 22 February 1892, Page 3
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