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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4234, 4 October 1892, Page 3

WAIRARA FACERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, [Limited,] TTAVE received instructions, on bo- ■■*• half of whom it may concern, to with.alum. > Insist on having the "DRAGON," Which is » pure wholesome Article, the best money can buy, and has THE LARGEST SaLE IK .NEW ZEALAND. To be had of principal Grocers W k.G. TURNBULL & CO. C.H.GAYFER, ■ ««"""■ 2/6, 3/"j 8/6, TAS several desirablo properties for EACH , sale in town or country. ' ACCORDING TO THE CONDITION THEY ABE I Money to lend In any sums on freehold CELEBRATED Most of these AXES are suifaiblo for bushfclling, as they are only slightly stained. UNOPENED CASES CONTAINING 1-ONEDOZEN-l . ONE.ACT CULTIVATION 1 Chilled Revoreible Share Points 6d each MlßnhkshUompklcbjßurid! [.-Call acd get a gocd selection, Tlo¥ftiwrapft FABMERS' CO-OPEBATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd, Aoenk : \ nri m , „„ MASTEETON PERMANENT BLACKSMITH 6 WHEELWRIGHT INVESTMENT and .BUILDING MAimFAaTnnnwnnr. SOCIETY. MANUFAGWBINGGOY., (Limited), Piiretons pnd sprim* Traps now in Manners-street shop as speedily as possible—oven at a sacrifice. M.BOHAN, Wellington Coach Factory. CREAM SEPARATOR THE Society is prepared to grant loans—repayable by instalments or otherwiße--on approved freehold and leasehold securities. J, B. KEITH, SPECIAL NOTICE * _ 2„ g er. W- ANTEDKnown-Thatlnmro- T" OH SALE on easy terms, COTTAGE moving from my present ■ pro- J in Worksop Boad. Apply Mastermses in Manners.atreet to my new ton Pormanent Investment and Building Coach Factory in Victoria-street, Wei* Society. lington, off Cuba-street Eeolairaed Land ■ n/>« and adjoining the Grey Valley Coal ASsJA iok Company, I therefore wish to dispose ai * ia m mm uf inypresent stock of Buggies, Ladies' &4LLiOY Pliretons pnd Ispw Traps now in —■«» Manners-street shop as speedily as WHTSItT ooasible—oven at a sacrifice. VV i&iiiifcJtitSi rib rOTIOE TO SHEEPFARMERS & FLOCKOWNERS.

YV features of excellenco in connection with the" 7I0T0RIA" Hand* powor Cream Soparator : It is strong aud substantially made.— The working parts have lavge aurfaces, and wear and toav will therefore be trifling,—lt ia not a toy.—lt occupies very little space.—lt can be fixed to any stout table,-A strong boy or girl can drivo it easily at full speed.—lt is perfectly safe.- The rato of feed can be regulated while the machinp is in motion, —Thick or thin cream can bo obtained at willwithoutfroth.-Tlie drum empties itself when it stopH.—Every part can be easily cleaned.—lt is made in two sizes, to skim twenty and lurty gallons per hour, Its price, which is most moderate, includes feed pan, regulator and packing. -There are NO EXTRAS. Victoria Oream Separators, for horso power, water power, or Bteam power, from lOOgals. to 300 gals,, latter having Skim Milk Elevators, Horse and Hand-power Flour Mills, for farm use or tor small milling purposes. CHAFF-CUTTERS & HORSISGEARS WILKINS~& FIELD. Ikon merchants & Importers, MannerS'Strcct, Wollington. WOODCOTJK HOUSE SCHOOL, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON,

HEADMASTER, 0. L. Gardinot, 8.A.,1 Pembroke Collogc, Cambridge! Resident Assistant Master G F. Wooldridge, M.A„ Kcble College, Oxford; Drill, log and Gymnastic Instructor, Sergeant | Laivrenoe, Subjects-Divinity, Latin, I Greek, French, English, History, Geography, Arithmotio, Euclid, Algebra, Boys prepared for scholarships and entrance at Cbristalnirch' and Wonganui, Tho school games, cricket, and Association football, are personally superintended, and tho boys aro thoroughly looked after out of school hours, The house has large rooms and stands in extensive grounds including a field for cricket and football, An experienced matron is in charge of tho domestic arrange ments Vacancies for sevural Boarders and a few Day Boys, For Prospectus and full information apply to the HEADMASTER, Railway Boarding House. (Nearly Opposite Post Office,) Hall Street, Masterton.

7/11, 9/6. lids' Calf Bi 6/6. for past favors, having renovated arm 4/11 completely tefumiahed it throughout, Lad ies and Children'a Slippers from 2/6 begs to intimate that those giving hirr gig rr ' acall will find that for comfort, etc, children's Boots and Shoes from 1/-, 1/6 issecoiid to nono in the Wairarapa, THE BEST 1b TABLE IN THE DISTRICT. Beard and Lodginy II per week paid in advance ALL MEALS, OWE SHILLING. BEDS, ONE SHILLINGSmoking and-Reading Boom:, PrivaW Sitting Jiooni lor Ladies GOODBTABIIIIG. g®"GOOD PaDDOOKS FRED. WRIGHT, ■PjtOMBTOB. Me. 0. R. Blackett, RC.S,, REPORTS:2/-, 2/6. GENTS'DEPARTMENT. The Palace G Shooting Boots from 9/11 10/6,12/6; The Palace G. Wator tights from 9/11, 10/6, 13/6; The Palaco G Porpoiso Shooting i3ooU fcom 22/6,23/6; The Palace G. Calf Obukhams from 17/0, 19/.; The Polaco G Oxford.and Dovby Shoia from 8/6,10/6; Gents' Patent Court Shoes from 7/11, fl/6; Gents' English made Balmorals from 10/6,12/6, 16/6; Gents' Slippers at all prices; The Palaco G Youths' Kip Shooters from 7/11, 8/6; Tho Palaco G youths' Balmorals from 9/6, 10/6; Youths' Strong Lace Boots from 5/11,6/11,7/6 ;B6ya''Strom? School Boots from 4/11, 6/6; Boys' Shooters from 6/6, 7/6; Mens' Beal Waterproof Drainage Boots from 25/» Mens' Long Gum Boots from 21/-, 22/6,25/-. Ulycenlo, Satin Polish, Moltonian Cream, Cork Soles, Button Hooks, Shoo U oros, Blaliey's Protectors, Bobbingf oel, etc., etc. All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order and Repairs on tho shortest notice. This department is under tho sppcial supervision of the well-known Mr, B PJSTJSBSON. i'Q fiAA WORTH of STOCK to £0 ()A() WORTH of STOCK to T HEREBY certify that I have made S . * eloc ' *""■ _ , . [ an oxhaustivo analysis of several 2,000 paira of the celebrated Palace G BBroplea of Dawson's WniSKY, taken from Boo '' s manufactured every week on our various shipments now in bond, Lie offn r reu,lßes> samples include those first imported 111 *~ ~ 1889, and the most recant in th» year All kinds of Leather and Grindery foi 1802. Sale. KOTK THE ADDRESSAfter a thorough chemical analysis and examination 1 found there was no dif- R HfiMfHHfiMnn, ference in any of the eleven samples n ' " fl " ftß "- M H U V" •> Bclected; the {««% age, mdflamr QUEEN-STREET, MABTERTON. being carefully maintained throughout. ~■'Careful tests were applied fur. the dotection of all impurities, and th tt PffTR'PMIIM' mAti were most satisfactory. 1 can "' x J 1 MWI1 ' recommend Dawson's Whisky as a Makaobii. _ /iij/Wy■llKl kml spirit 0/ caccpfioiw! fl-ivmr, having all tho characteristics ol A " kinds of Leather and Grinrlory for gamine Scotch Wliishj. 1 JOHN HENDERSON, This highly satisfactory report will be , Opposite Club Hotel, read with interest by the numerous Qomkstrbkt Mastbiitoh lovers uf EAWSON'S WHISKY as it wovw its absolute foray and excel- Tht fam of pur patronage and lence of quality. rtcotimindqtm iwmttcl, '