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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4092, 20 April 1892, Page 1

.••,',•:.; 1892—SEASON—1892. -t 25 lißS&i h"^ n^^eßß^«!alßi prettyaidil colourings.'6Jdyard -i;; :■, . ■ SohK mm' v '" ?"? Mat r ls ' Soroll P attetn »- in suitablecolou'rin ? B 7id yard SI'S S'* ?T S? fa ß Hoffl <> 8 P>™ very durableand becoming 8J yard ' 26 Sill ßS 'r n™' 6^""^taM DressstufflO|yard !;. :: . « UIUHBB WIDE, Grey Homespuns, in light, medium, and dark shades loYyard ' ' ■•• ';-■•'• PATTERNS and SELMEASCKEMKNT CHARTS FREE BY POST ' 251A0HESWIDF in OE ™ATED DRESS MELTONS unequalled for durability' .I \S° ™»b ! n » hadeß oi & K h "M]f. hwii, myrtle, black Bjd yard 6 SS Jm? £( W r aTy ' * aroDe ' bl r». *wn, "Wrilft black 12|d yard ■ 481NCHE8WIDR, te^ f'^^'/Neff' Amazon C.oth in all the best Colors 3/0 to 3/11 vard A SPLENDID-iASSORTMIsNT OF ALL WOOL WAVY Imam t, nm a- * q« •.. •., ~ ~ .-'.■ -::'; •■':■.'■• sl/11-2/6.pßr yard. MERGES from -2o Id 30 inches wide ,1/. 1/3 1/6 1/0 ;N K B8! fM ' a ' 2 , t0 ** inc,les wide 2 / 6 P 3/6 3/114/3 4/6 per yard, ..PatternsandSelf;Measuremerit charts Free by Post. ' ' ' }

' • Wellington;.N.Z. .; f'\ \ \ } \ ; J "j . ESTABLISHED 1854. IRONMONGERS, AND IRONMEROHANTS, : WELLINGTON J- ' Have now Opened Up a Large Supply of "Planet Jr." Implements SUITABLE FOIt FARM AND GARDEN USE; Combraed Seed Drill, Single and Double Wheel Hoes, ; Rrefly" Ploughs, Horse floe and Cultivator, &c, SOLE AGENTS FOR- ' Milner'sFlßEPfiOOP SAFES M d strong room doors. ■ . Josoph.Evans! and Bona'Pud™and PnmnWAr„Ai,;„»,„ PollohandGuilletame's Barbed and Plain Fencing Wire and' Wireline , BVEBYDEKCKfPTION OF CARNAGE BUBDWABB P Hoke's Mac™. A IAME 0* all,™, Gnlvamsed Corrugated Iron; " Tire Maori Chief »-a guaranteed iron-and the Oira Bbaxd Pamts, Oils, nhd Lubricants. LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. LIME'S FLUE) DIP, '" LITTLE'S POWDERDIP (NOK-POISONODS.) (POISONOUS,,! TIM),-™ n. •,-, , ,„ 0.-J.Habpkb, Hackthorne, Canti ,Jv»'Richie Cbiel Inspector of Stock, (Hook 30,000), says (Juno 11th. 18901 ■ aye (Sep ember Bth, 188?);-Has always Very effective S leflwoo n'n ondl n ■ &iv«n satisfaction; wool in good condition, very cheap. ' m-n r,' ■• ' ; . '': Handisibk, Eodebis aud Co.. Akiton T>^S B ,f,P I ?„ !,, ? anaßertorSll:F - D - Welhngton (flock, 37.000). say Voctobe 19th, 1889):—Wool always satisfactory j and clean; no ticks or lice; when dinned well grown, soft, free from tioks., ( badly infested.. PP ' '' h' v' iu ; '■• ' '■' V 'li. „■', ' ■■ J> ! ( B ' B wrai West Taieri, (October 20th .0. S; AVelch manager for F,O. Fulton, l8?.l)i-,Beport,of Trial : at Public Dip ■- (flook, 15,0001 nil. (January 9th, Most satisfactory; all well pleased; v , -Excellentfor killing vermin ofall effective; wool good condition, did not loao sorts ijimproveslook of wool. ' ■; • a single sheep. • ,M ' „ „ „ A COMBINED DIP, MnD.SOTHMUSD.Omarama Station, writes :-Having used Little's DiD-nsinc as ffito^ >Pwto,o, ! ,lg "* p " wnh,iw . , Md k T R tho Bheol> olcat °' FLGID DIP.-ss6d per'gallon in 40 gallon casks; 63 per gallon in 5 gallon i,7T DIF ,'-f 8 V° T , I W keg, to make 1000 gallons) ; ,7oa per 18 81b1 packets ot72.2lbpackets ; 81bpackets, 4s; 21b packets' is - : ' LIBERAL REDUCTIONS ON LARGE ORDERS;oV MID OR POWDER, " Agents * ' ; : '"*' ■ •' Afllff" Gl ,°D _LBVin m t Co -Murray,'Roberts and Co. J Bulk Feoukd ? o x>C^ FAMOUS DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS I ALSO THEIR HQUAHY PAMED CHAMPION OHIUED lIIGOIKO PLOUGHS. Ohaff Cutter, and Baggers, all sizes Steel- Zigzag Harrows, same prioo'ns iron W DISC HaKUOWS « ; Tlieonly really good disc harrow in;ino market. New Positm Feed Broadcast Seed liters /., ■■.'■•■■■;. • Combined, Grain, Manure, and Turnip Dull, made in all combinations and In ~,*, REID Improved Patent Rotatory Harrow, for working foul land A„ TOEPI,Ok"( P ™ 'allylow I;, PJam and Karbcd Fencing--Wire, '■■ ) Rxcepiiok^ :: pbicks, ('' ■• i ;'- : IRON FENCING STANDARDS. >■ r " :;AUv M » ",, ./'to';^™; : 'M;THE ''meeoeb" ■_j NewUhtsirated&daloamJllßß mi- ' ; ■■. nOUGHS AND COLDSI M 'SUCCESSFULLY CCJKED ,"M A':E ! U-P.-A.' A K U- Pa Can be take.rby Obildreu" without . Difficulty.,, ~ ~ )!; , ,_:-.»i.A:tt;u r.A,..- . : : ;;• ltisMplendidMedicine for Mastertpn^BT,^

STAR. HOTEL, MASTERIW. E. J. SEARL, (Late of Panama-street, Wellington). il J. SEARL having taken over the U. above Hotel wishes to inform the travelling and ueneral public of Master, ton and the District that it;is his intention' to conduct the house on entirely now lines, A complete new staff of servants naa been engaged, the house thoroughly renovated, and an unrivalled stock of the very beat : liquors lias been laid in. The Is Lunoheoii oh salo : day a speciality,' ;'• .Good Stabling and paddocks. . STAR HOTEL, MASTBRTON fILUB HOTEL, MASTERTON. The Proprietor of the ,above old and well-known establishment begs to thank the inhabitants ofMastorton and the sur rounding diatricte,' as also the travelling public for the large measure ot support .hitherto given, and begs 'respectfully to state that addifcibris, alterations, and improvements, inac'c'ordanccwith the progress of tho place, aaalso the growing requirements of tho trade,'h,ws been made. '• The Culinary Department is as usual, erst-class, Wines, Beers, Spirits, and othoi liquors ere eaoh and all of the very best quality. The Billiard Room, which is provided with one of Alcock's first-class tables,has just bean refurnished in thoraost elegant manner. A. BLKINS, ProDrietor, Railway Hotel, ' EKETAHUNA.' edwakdlilliston, IlHE:above new Hotel, replete with every comfort and convenience, situated within two minutes walk of the Railway Station, is now open : for the accommodation of TRAVELLERS and general public ■ 'Good paddocks,- stabling, agood table and moderate chr.rpes. Eketahuna Hotel.-, J. AHDE880M...... ....Proprietor. HAVING taken over.the above wellknown and old-establishod Hotel, J. Anderson trusts by civility and best attention, to seoure a fair. share of .THE,, TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find,this establishment one of THE BEST PLAOESOF CALL in the Forty Mileßusb, Royal Mail coaoh' from Pahiatua and Woodvilh leaves this hotel every day. "" J. ANDERSON COMMERCIAL HOTEL, , Pahiattja. ' "'. SULLIVAN & CORBY, (Late of Timaiu and Wellington). PItOPHIETORS. . ■ SS r f\ .BEG to,inform the .Qu \J .,' travelling public and the residents of the settlement generally that theyihave made extensive improvements and additions to the above nopular hostelry, and havo left nothing undone which will, contribute to the comfort and convenience of their patrons, The hotel is quite new, having been purchased from Mr Stewart, and is one of the most hnU'istng buildings in the district. : Theraia a large Aasembly HalUtached to the building, with stwe and scenery for theatricals, etc. Stable, loose boxes and grass paddocks close by, ..There is also a grand Billiard-room in thiß Bbt'el, and one of the Billiard Tables. , Coaohesstop.at this hotel daily, ■'-' " ; OHiRO£3MonERATE. ', Wi Prangnell: '■«' ' (Corner of Queen and R'enall Streets,, )<: Masterton.),,.. • . COAL AND TIMBER MEROtIANT. GO (M well. 6 Wsoned : uyjyyv.; timber to select' frprri ; at mill'pricesj comprising ' Architraving, Moulding, Skirting, Rusticating, Flooring and all kinds of dressed,, planed, and nuUdingtimber's; ; - ■ : ; .. r ~ ,-. .; ,A few job lots.to clear cheap. ; V' Shingles, Hpusebloeks, Palings, etc. Doors and, Sashes at lowest current rates All goods,within the Borough delivered u.r. '.?:/ '■.':;.■'.,,' ■ '..:.■•.•■■ -. ■ ■ .•■:. ' t- '( • :"-"■'- '■)