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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4136, 11 June 1892, Page 1

ImEnnSß "■' JOflN GRAHaMD Go,:' ~ In' submitting this stock end pride list, would atik your careful perusal, Ha goods .andipncw'wilt- be.iuhud to bo EXTRA 1 VALUB, for ' iw'o Masons.' - they have been bought in the VERY BEST MARKETS, and Seoondly-We have reduced prices in order to io | meet the requirements of our growing business.''..'',", '-.' ". ', ~....',': ,'. '." „| '. A Visit' Respectfully Invited. No Pressing to Buy. Full List and Samples on Application. /Wholesale Prices /or Quantities .; T ER 11 S- EORPRIOES QUOTED ARE NECT.OASH ON DEUYERIf' To responsible Parties wishing terms W We'prepared to treat liberailyi'.i'Goods ..paoked-and delivered tee in Town or Suburbs, Quality guaranteed,, / | Oatmeal fresh iromtbe mill,- 71ba lid, 25l'ba'8s, '224lbai 24b ' '' Raw CofWßeatis 1/6 lb, Cocoa Bpackbts for Is . . I Golden Syrup 8d per tin, Salmon 9/-dozen ' , ■• ' ! Digby Chicks lid per tin, Plug and Twist Tobioco 5/4 lb Ship BißCnifa.SdlbiLuiioh Biscuit's M •"' ' ' ; '"" ; : ' ': Graham's Baking Powder 1/3 (sure to rise)' ■' ' : ; '■'' •'' • ■ ■■' '■ Fresh Herring 7/6 dozeri, Mullet 7/6 dozen ■ Vinegar 2/-gallon, Vinegar (English) 2/6 per gallon Good Sauce 3 bottles 1/3; Coleman's Blue 8d Churns No. 110/-, No, 2 12/-, No. 814/- • Corn Flour (good) 31b'for 1/- . ' ' Washing Sndu 9 lbs for 1/ N Brown Windsor Soap 1/6 per dozen, B/6 box : Candles Cdperlb, per box 12/6, Eerosine (best) 14/« case ■■ Bamns (cleaned) Hi Essence of Coffee 10a Is 2d, and la : 6d Raisins, Mußcatels 8d •; rnT7iA7 ; per cent discount ■JLJJJIN numi? tho next 30davs; X JCLiIX Durmer tho next 30 ' "'" CROCKERY AND IRONMONGERY r- SPLENDID STOCK; HANDSOME LAMPS ETC-FDLL STOCK • We MUSTget Room JortlwAlkratiau. . .-.. We are Buyers and Sellers of ALL KINDS OF LOCAL PRODUCE. , IN.STOOK—Oharaberlain's and Siive'rdus't old Flour, at Mill Prices"'' '■ AQENTSFOB-YMs Celebrated Seeds, Hurst's Seeds,''lmpefialFire Office

BIT SPECIAL APPOINTMENT SIR ANDREW OLARK, L.L.D,, F,R.S., FJT.O.P. • -i(PfIYdIUIAN;JN ORDINAEYTO THE QUEEN; 1881),' . L E C T U Rlf 6 N, T E A ' ~:' ••■', STUDENTS OF THE LONDON HOSPITAL;' '. \.. (Emaci jrohthb Pall Mail Btooei),. : ' ''Teatobeusefui/shduidbofirstokllblaokChinaTea, Thelndian Tea, which is being cultivated haij become bo powerful in. ila effeots upon.:.' : ■ the nervous system that a oup ot it takes early in the morning, as many people do, so disorders'the nervous system that those who take it aotually get into a state of tea intoxication, and it produces a form of nerve distur- '''■•■ banoe which is most painful to witness," ■■-■ ' m™ o ?? h J?«? re ,s 6 lar « eßt dealers in Indian Md-Coylon Teas in tie Coloniea, WE HAVE.,\LWAYy.STR|iN6LIADVISEDthepubIiotoDRINKourBJ IENDED 1 ENDED TEiS m preference, to Indian or Ceylon alone. Werwintain they are too sickly for 90 PEtt OtNTof tho tea drinking pubho; and in England, where euoh large quantities are shipped, over 80 WBB.CENT are used for BLENDWGwith CHINA TEAS, whioh are undoubtedly as Indian and Ceylon, and FAB MORE BEFBESRING when properly BLENDED, Many IN EXPERIENCED firms push Indian and Ceylon on the pubho bpcauso. it is beyond, them, to produce aregular, true blend, and the profit is larger, for ohcap common Indians'give out a Strong, coarse'llquor, WITHOUT ANY QUALITY, and moke people JOB a TIME, fancy thoynre getting a bargain, till thw find,: out.to thel^»U,.LT I l A .', oLaKls *' The LEADING'MEDICIALmonin ENCitAMD are CONDEMN NG the qßeof Indian and Ceylon TEA ALONrJ, aid theibovoi extract fromSirArClark's lecture MnßT'nmjvrNnn , '-iT.i..w,,t »i«.**J«.u r.j!;i; ™t!;i,'i,.. to be AWUJiffiD BYFOROE AT FIRST, i ßa SEEIOUd and dangerous thing, We aro publishing the above extract lor the beuofit of those who have not seen it, and to. support what, we have always maintained. This is against our Own interests, for the pront on those Teas is equal, if not more, than that on other kiuds, NELSON, MOATE & 00, INDIAN, CHINA AND OfiYLON TEA IMPORTERS, OBRISTOHOROH, AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, HOBART,' AND LAONOESTON.

(LIMITED;, TheM'OORMIOK Reaper and Binder Co. „„„„„ ' ■' {AfoWMortMntof'atms alwayshStock), AGENTS FOR-. .Messrs P.'nnd.D.DONmN.Ohriatchurch, Messrs BOOTH, MACDON a LD ft Uo„ Ohristchuroh. ', And other loading Colonial Manufacturers. O O A OHBTjTL D I IT GA spoolality on approved desietna. As ,we hold the largest Stock in the Wairarapa of OoaohbniMew Material and Fittings, we are prepared to execute all'orders entrusted to us with the Utmost despatch combiued with workmanship and finish, DRILLS, PLOUGHS, HARROWS, DRAYS, AND WINDMILLS Special attention paid to plough repairing, Larue Siooks ofExthas and Shakes Always on Hand. Farmers would do well to visit our establishment and inspect our plant for Plough Repairing before sending their ploughs elsewhere, as weconhdently assert that we have the only complete plant in the Wairarapa for such repairs, Horse Shoeing by a first-class Farrier. Give our alkkcl sha s trial at popular prices. Catalogues of Farm Implements and Machinery on application. Estimates given for all kinds of work connected'with the trade. . mO EDITORS; TO AUTHORS; TO PROFESSIONAL MEN; .' TO BUSINESS,MEN; TO ACCOUNTANTS; to all who . have to Read and Write, whether for Pleasure or for Profit, does the injunction concern whioh advises them to buy a "YATES' Tf PI-WEITEE!

SIMPLICITY, . SPEEP, ACCURACY, AND CLEARNESS, ' It is invaluable tvhere necessary, speadily refunds its own cost in money saved, apart from the lesjened labour. . •■■ ■ ; GENERAL ISAAO HAOKMAN, Secretary in the Department o( Military.Affairs writes:--'• I like YATES TiPEWIUTER very much, and it is of personal service to me, apart from its gonera! min the Departmental Offices. MKribßS \YEBbAIGH AKD LEIGH aro to be congratulated on the excellence of this new contestant for fayours,in the field of Typcwrighters, ••:: Write for ■.-—-..-, CATALOGUES AtfD PRICE LISTS. ' WEBLEIGH & LEI GEL 144'ih Siemi, BROOKLYN, NEWYORK OITY, U.S.A. In Australia and New Zealand-Traveiling Agent for the Manufacturers; Mr JAMES D. Da VIES.