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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4249, 21 October 1892, Page 3

AI/SVAYS AHEAD. The Buckeye has beaten all competitors at Field Trials, and won First Award and Spcoial Mention at Melbourne and Dunodin Exhibitions, and the Gold Medal at the Tasmanian Exhibition, It it also First in the Estimation of its purchasers, Mr Wilson Hall, oiEiversdalo, says that last harvest he used ten Binders in a heavy crop ol wheat. Although new machines by noted makors were included, the only ones to go through the harvest without break or stoppage were tho new Buokoye Framless, If he can tell his others he will replaco with Buokeyos. This mlici is in mtmming for the knifit

THE CANTATA "THE NEW JERUSALEM" WILL bo rendered by a. Full Choir and Orchestra from Cnrtorton in the Mastorfon Presbyterian Church on THURSDAY, 27th October, at 8 p.m. TIOKETB-1/. to baliad from Mk.W. DOUGALL (Watchmaker), and Messrs HOLMES and WATT (Baoksollors). PROCEEDS in aid of Church Improvement Fund, ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOLROOM, MASTERTOU,FRIDA.Y, November lira, Jit aid of the Choir Fund, SALE OF WORK From ito 5 o'olock, and from 7 to 10 o'clock, ADMISSION-6d. W. E. PAIGE. T. MATTHEWS' SCHOOLROOM, fj MASIERIOS. In Aid of the Choir Fund, FRIDAY, aitfOOTOBBX, Lecture—with Dissolving Views—- " Church History and English Cathedrals," by Rev. A, Bradbury. W. E. PAIGE, THMTRE ROYaL, OCTOBER 27th (SHOW NIGH T) Miss Pearson's First Concert, Assisted by Masterton Orchestra, leading amateurs, and pupils, To conclude with GIPSY MAIDENS EEYEL, 30 Clmrmkg Gipsy Muukm, Tickets Bs, 2s, Is. Plan at Mr R, T. Holmes after Monday, (Jot. 24. MONEY. , THE undersigned has for investment, J., on Mortgage, the following sums: £\ 200 I" an y sum from £IOO to ' ' £3OO, at 7 per cent. £440 f n one nr ' wo Bumsat7por cont £4OO * n ono flum at 1 P er cent ' Also largo amounts at 6 per cent, to Gi per cont. Soveral clients would purchaso rontproducing town properties for cash. W. L, JOHNSTONE, Hall Street (next to R.M, Court), Mastorton. GRAND CONCESSION

PHOTOGRAPHY l! I FOB TWO MOUTHS OMLY ! I Photographcis by appointment tj tho Govornorand the Countess of Glasgo,v. 7, Willis-Street, Wellington. WILL give ONE DOZEN enamelled thrcoquarter OABINbTS Mid a PORCELAIN ENLARGEMENT for tho sum of ONE FOUND ONE SHILLING, TERMS ;-2s Cd deposit when obtaining Coupon, bilanco at sitting. COUPONS availalilo for SIX MONTHS after issue. All work delivered as soon as possible. COUPONS will he issued to all persons of whom WRIGGLESWORTH &BINNS havo NEGATIVES as welUs to new Bites, COUrONSmaybc obtained at tho Studio, 7 Willis Street. Agents for tho sale of COUPONS wanted in Masterton, Carterton, Greytown and the Wairavapa generally. COUPONS forwarded by post to any person sending stiminod addressed envelope and postal note for 2b Cd. If picaires are required from a negative already in the possession of W. & 8,, please mention so that the work may bo exo> outod apoeddy j but in this case a postal note for 21s must be sent. ONE DUZiSN of Wvigglesworth and Binna' splendid enamelled three-quarter Cabinets and a Porcelain Enhrytmmt for One Guinea! Tkconbj thotogravkm in Wellington holding First Awards from Sgdivij, Melbourne, and iVcio 'Mud Exhibitions. Patentooß and Proprietors of the UrnOpal Tvpk Process. None genuine without tho word "PiOTTJD." BANKKUPT STOCK SALE OF BOOTH & SHOES. IMMENSE BAEGAINSI In the estate Of £ HANSEN, bootmaker, Eketahuna, J. CARPENTER HAS purchased from the Offioia Assignee the Stook-in-trade of the above at about half cost, and will cloar the lot at

REMARKABLY LOW PRICEB, COMMENCING: WEDNESDAY, 10th August, Tho Stook consists of Ladies', GentB 1 , and Children's Bouts and Shoes, English and Colonial make, and having been only recently bought is guaranteed to be SOUND AND IN GOOD CONDITION The publio are invited to come early and secure sumo of the many BARGAINS TO BE OFFERED CENTRAL BOOT WAREHOUSE, Queen Steket, M ASTER T'O'n , PROPRIETOR