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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4247, 19 October 1892, Page 1

TO THE PUBLIC OF THE WAIUABAPA.FORTY-MILE BUSH,AND EAST COAST. WE take tins opportunity ot returning our thanks for the generous and everincreasing support accorded us. Onr business has now reached a stage that places us in a position to buy in tho BEST MARTCETS-oither in London or in the Colony, Our expenses aro much less than those of more pretentious houses, and we can offer tornis and prices at loast equal to anything in the Colony-a lonii practical experience in this district enable) us to buy the goods that are most suitable for the market. Special prices for largo parcols. Full lists on application. Liberal terms to responsible persons. A call most respectfully solicited, Goods shown and no pressing to buy, Wo are buyers at full market rates of prime dairy and farm produce. JOHN GRAHAM « Co., MERCHANTS, MASTERTON. ABRIDGED READY MONEY PRICE LIST :-- Assorted Kssonces Cd; per dozen Bs 3d Prime local Rams and Bacon, IJ am and Side 7id per lb Canterbury ditto (aides only) 7d per lb Candles par lb (id, per box 12s Green Coffee Deans Is Cd Digby Chicks lid per tin Sry our Ftuil, dcmii-l by Patent Machine y. A6Sortrd Cordials Is fld per bottlo, 15s per dozoh Good Com Flour 3 pkts for Is Good Sauce 3 bottles for Is 3d Millors' Sauce, rintsls do do \ pints Cd Cooking Syrup, 21b tins 6d caoh Cocoa, three pkts for Is Dried Peaches and Apricots Is per lb Try our 20s Box of China Tea Try our 25s box of Ceylon Ten Try our Loose Baking Powder, Is 3d per lb, Try our Castle Teas ' SPECIAL OFFEROne sixty-candle power, contre-draught, round wicked Lamp, either in nickel or brass, 12/6, or with one case best kerosene, 25/- the lot Distons D Eight Handsaws 7/Chainey Hammers, 2/9 Square, Rule, aud Saw combined, 3/Ames Long Handled Shovels No, 3,4/0 Starch, 6d per lb Ess, Coffee, 9d, 1/-, aud 1/4 per bottle St, George Marmalade, 21b Jars 1/Churns from 10/[irown Windsor Soap, 71b Box 5/3 Wool Bales Shears, Sewing Twino. Wire and Staples Tho Plafiut Junior Plough Perambulators and Basketwaro Tea Sets, from 10s to 403, Dinner Sots Chamber Sets from 9s to 50s Oats, Potatoes, and Chaff GOODS DELIVERED FREE, A Trial Order Respectfully Solicited. CLOVER REEDS TURNIP SEEDS,

Up Country Orders Carefully Packd by Experienced Packers, mmm/mmm iii ! »v ut N.Z.INDIJSTBIAL GAZETTE 1 The blending is entirely all ded to by Mr, Nelson him: ' o is a Taster of great ( ice, and lias had a i training in the art." , TIMARU HERALD, "This firm i mm SSSBSSB l^»!KB"S«S |»t|ijllß^uW mm PRESS, Mr. Nehon i 3 a pro essional Taster ani Blender." i PRICES: PS AGENTS EVERYWHERE,

(LIMITED), Tho M'CORMIOK Reaper and Binder Co. (A lam assortment of extras always in Slock), AGENTS FOR-. Messrs P. and D. DUNOAN, Ohristoliurch, Messrs BOOTH, MACDONALD & Co., Ohiistchuroh, , And othor Lending Colonial Manufacturers. PLOUGHS. HA.RKOWS, DRA.YS, Wo aro manufacturing Double-furrow Lovor Ploughs, of a now dosign which is simpler, stronger, and lighter than any other make. Drivon tine harrows which wo make specially for rough land. Also a largo ntook of Diamond Harrows always on hand. Drays and Waggons of all descriptions made to order U/nftl I&RFQQEQ I ' lavo now E ' at ' ec ' "" 8 branch, and are prepared to fvUUL I ufcooCo. \Bupply our customers with a strong and powerful Press. Having mado arrangements with tho patentees, wo am now in a position to lit TlllOehinrf ManhinOQ / TllrMlli »g Machines with Kelt's l'atent I llltiblllllg MdWllllrJb. {chaff Fan, Oliver's Patent Self-Feeder, Straw Elevators with Keir's Patent Hinges. Full particulars of these at the office. Horse Shoeing 1 by n First' Class Farrier, Nothing but Ike best steel used. Catalogues of Farm Implements and Machinery on application, Drawing made for approval of Customers ordering Vehiolesor Machinery, GEORGE J. WALLACE, Manager.

To servt) mnres this season THE THOROUGHBRED HOUSE f ETfIE is by Oadagon (imp.) dam JU Siesta by Traducer (imp.) outo Hammock (imp.) For tabulated pedigree please apply to cho ownera, LETIiE is six years old and is a beautiful blown color, standing sixteen hands in height, LETHE will visit Maryborough every Monday and Friday and will Btand ul ftipawai the remainder of the iveelf during the season. TERMS.-Single mares 4 guineas each. A fair reduction will be made for two or more maros, the bona fido pro~ potty of the sender, Good paddocks provided for mares both at Martinborough and Papawai free of charge till notice of romoval is given. Every caro taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to either 'of tho owners, viz:— : II TILSON, Papawai. A. 11. McFARI/ANE, Greytown THE CLYDESDALE COLT " Teßanffitiunau's Pride" r)Y Lord Dunmoro (imported from >Scotlandj(lst andcharaptonat Christ church,) dam Jenny LinJ (Ist Christchurch), by Blackleg by Old Major (imported from Scotland) g.d, Norali by Prince Charlie (imported from Scotland); g.g.d. Diamond, by King Fergus (imported from Scotland) will be at the service of breeders for a few approved mares. JAS. STUCKEY, TV Tbnffitumau, Opaki. rKIiuIMIKAM NOTICE. mHE Clydeßdale Stallion j&cGHEGOR Will stand this season at the owner's farm, Te Ore Ore. Full particulars and Pedigree in future issue, . A. W. CAVE, Te Ore Ore

'TO stand this season, at the Iron Stable, A Fcathcrston, the Thorouglibred Stallion TREASON, by Traduccr, dam Lady Jane, by Riddlcswortb, grand dun Ilcdora, by Glendowcr (Arab). TREASON is a chestnut, stands nearly 1C hands high, has a splendid temper, good constitution. Has beiin a good performor on the turf, and has proved himself a suro foat-gcttor. A great manyof Ms stock have performed well; Ho is the sire of Erebus, Popit, Maid of tbo Valley, Victory, Rebellion, Revolution, Violence, and several others, TREASON will be at the following places during tlio season:—Race Course Stabta, Taratuhi, on Moudays and Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays lion Stables,Featherston, calling at Club Hotel stables, Greytown, en route, Fridays, Taratahi Hotel, Saturdays, T, Thompson's Hotel, Mastcrton, Good paddocks at FeathorstonamlTaratabiat one shilling per week, Every care taken but no responsibility, TERMS: £4 a mare, payable by P.N., JANUARY 1803. T.FREETH. rpHE Celebrated Clydesdale stallion Marquis of Salisbury By Lord Salisbury, and tho thoroughbred Siro Titikowaru, will stand in the Mas* terton District this Season. Further particulars and pedigreo in future advertisements, W. B. BUICK, Burnside, Opaki. mHE Thoroughbred Stallion PISCA.TOKIOUS Will also stand this season at the tarm A. W. CAVE,