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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4264, 8 November 1892, Page 1

TO. THE PUBLIC OF TH E; W AIR A RAPA .FORTY-MILE BUSH,AND ' i ■ ■ 1 eabt coast. WE, take this opportunity ofreturning our thanks for . the generous and everincreasing support accorded us. Our business has uou' reached a stage that places us in a position to buy in the .BEST MARKETS-oither in London or in tho Colony. o .- Our expenses are much less t jian those of moro pretentious houses, arid wo can offer terms and prices at loaßt equal to anything in the .Colony—a long practical oxperieuce in this district enabloa us to buy the goods that are most suitable for the market. ■- I .Speojal prices for large parcels. Full lists on application. . Liberal terms to A call most respectfully.solicited. Goods shown andV. Wo aro buyors at full market rates of primo dairy produce." JOHN GRAHAM & Co., MERCHANTS, !MASTERTON. ] y ■ ABRIDGED KEADI MONEY, PRICE LIST USieECIAL OFFEROne sixty-candle power, centre-draught, round wicked Lamp, either in nickel or brass, 12/6, or with one case best kerosene, 25/. the lot Diatons D Eietlit Hitndsawa 7/- ' Ohainey Hammers, 2/9 Square, Rule, aud Saw combined, 3/r • Ames Long Handled Shovels No, 8, ij 6 Starch, 6d per lb Ess. Coffee, 9d, 1 /-, and 1/4 per bottle; St, George Marmalade, 21b Jars !/• Chums from 10/ttrotvn Windsor Soap, "lb Box 6/3 Wool Bales Shears, Sewing Twine Wire and Staplos Tho Planet Junior Plough Perambulators and Baaketware Tea Sets, from 10s to 40a, Dinner Sets Chamber Sots from 9s to 60s Oats, Potatoes, and Ohalt Assorted Essences 6d; per dozen 5s 3d Prime local Hams and Bacon, Hum and Sido 7|d per lb Canterbury ditto (sides only) 7d per lb Candle's per lb lid, per box 12s Greon Coffee Beans Is 6(1 Digby Chicks lid per tin Try our Fmit, cleaned, by Patent Machinery. Assorted Cordials Is 6il per bottlo, 15s per dozeß Good Corn Flour 3 pkts for Is Good Sauce 3 bottles for Is 3d Millors' Sauce, pints Is do do J pints Cd Cooking Syrup, 21b tins 6d oach Cocoa,three pkts for 1s Dried Peaches and Apricots Is per lb Try our 20a Box of China Tea Try our 26s box of Ceylon Tea Try our Loose Baking Powdor, Is 3d per lb, Try our Castle Teas GOODS DELIVERED FREE. ; A Tbial Obdeb Respectfuily Solicited, OLOVER SEEDS TURNIP SEEDS. Up Ooimlnj Orders Carefully Pachi by Experienced Packers,

m EX)I,Z, INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE, 11 The blending Is entirely attended to by Mr, Nelson himself, who is a Taster of great experience, and has had a special training in the art." TIHAEU HERALD, 11 This Cfin deserves the support of all purchasers of Tea - > the article they oQer is .uperior to anything wo baveseeninthisColony," "Mr, Nelson 13 a professional Tasler and Blender." PRICES: 2/- 2/4 2/8 3/3/4&4/-' per. lb-,

PURE AGENTS EVERYWHERE. Mastertca Blacksmith, & Manufacturing Company, mim>. AGENTS FORThe M'CORMIOK Keapor find Binder Co, (4 large assortment of extras, always in Stock). Messrs P, and D, DUNCAN, Chriatohurch, Messrs BOOTH,MAODONALD & Uo., Ohristchuroh. And othor Lending Colonial Manufacturers. PLOUGHS, HARKOWH DBAYS, We aro manufacturing Double-furrow Lever Ploughs, of a new design whioh is simpler, stronger, and lighter than any other make, Driven tina harrows which we moke specially for rough land. Also a large stock of Diamond " on hand. Drays and Waggons of all descriptions made to order wniil DDpCCCC h ave now B tartcd this branch, and aro prepared to HUVL riIM)OEO< \ supply our customers with a strong and powerful Press. Having made arrangements with the patentees, we aro now in a position to fit ThlPQhinrf MAP h! nP <? I'J;! 1 ™ 8 ' 1 "'!? Maohines with Koir's Patent IllOOlllllg IVldUfllllco. {Chad Fan, Oliver's Patent Self-Feeder, Straw Elevators with Heir's Patent Hinges. Full particulars of these at the offi Horse Shoeing bv a First>Class Farrier. Nothing hit-the best steel used. ' Catalogues of Farm In ploments and Machinery on application. Drawing made for approval of Customers ordering Vohicles or Machinery, GKORGEJ WALLACE, Manager.

11' tIE Uolebrated Clydesdale atttllio® Marquis of Salisbury By Lord Salisbury, and the thoroughbred Dilke, Siro Titikowaru, will stand in the Mas* torton District this Season. further particulars and podigreo in future advertisements. W.B. BUIOK, Buroside, 1 , Opaki. fjIHE WELL-KNOWN DIUUOHT ENTIKE Marquis of Salisbury, By Lorditialisbury, dam Princess of Wales, tvil travel through Eketahuna & Pahiatuaovery nine ur ton days during the coming season. Marquis of Salisbury will stand at Anderson's hotel Eketahuna, and will stop at the Hawera Hotol fur a few hours on each occasion. At other times at Mr Buick'a Stables, Opaki. For furthor particulars apply to W. HAWKE, Club Hotel Stables, Or to W.B.BUIOK, ' Owner, FEES £8 payable by P.N. due Ist January, Reduction on two or mure mares, tho property of same owner, Groomage 6s puyablo on first service. N.B.—Good paddocks provided at Burnside, Opaki. Every caro taken with mares, but no responsibility. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT THE TAMTAHI THE FDREBRED CLVDESDALESTHIION -DUHK OF ARGYLiB His sire is the great king of stallions "Young Bauker" and his dam " Blosaom" by Hie fnroona horae " xouogHero." —iif a o 1 The standard bred Trotting Sire YOUNG BEBHIN, For Further particulars apply FALLOON BItOS . TVatsß R. EVERNDEN, JUNE,, business as EXPRESSMAN,:; s aiu mil from this date' be prepared to cirry goods at Rbas ■ Your pstronate solicited. Orders may be left with 'Jj Gbaham & : Co' ' '" W.BIKD, Lessee,

To sorve msreß this season THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE LETHE. LETHE is by Cadagon (imp.) dain biesta by Traducer (imp.) outoHammock (imp.) For tabulated pedigree ploase apply to the owners. LKTUE is six years old and.is a beautiful blown color, standing sistuon hands in height. LETHE will visit Martinborough every Monday and Friday and will stand at Jfapawai the roimindor of tbe week during the season. TERMS.— Singlo mares 4 guineas each, A fair reduction will bo nwdo for two or more mares, the bona Ddo property of the sender. 3ood paddocks provided for mares both at Martin, borough and Papawai freo of charge tdl notice of removal is given. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to either of the oivnersi viz R TILSON, Papawai, A. 11. McFARI.ANE, Greytown TO stand this season, at tlio Icon Stable I'catlicrstoii, tlio Thoroughbred Stallion TKEASOJN, by Traducer, dam Lady Jane, by Kiddlesworth, grand dun Mcilora, by GlotwlfiWer (Arab). TREASON is a chestnut, stands nearly 1G hands high, has a splendid temper, good constitution. Has been a good performer on tlio turf, and lias proved himself a suro foal-getter, A great many of his stock have performed well; He is the sire of Erebus, Popit, Maid of tlio Yalley, Victory, Rebellion, Revolution, Violence, and eaveial others. .. _ : TREASON will bo at the following places during tho seasonßace Course Stables, Taratuhi, on Mondays and Tuesdays. , Wedton, calling at Club Hotel stables, Greytown, enrouto. Fridays, Taratahi Hotel, Saturdays, T, Thompson's Hotel, Good paddocks at Peatherston and Taratahi at ono shilling per week,' Eveiy care taken but no responsibility. TERMS:' £1» more, payable uy P.N., JANUARY. 1893.. ' : T.VREETH

A. H. COOK, (Successor to Cook & Son) ESTABLISHED 1842, TAILORS AND MBIT MAKERS, 227, LutmoH Qoayml.',..;.Wbij,jkoton (Opposite Government Buildings.) Our Mono IB « CHEAPEST OF-THF. BEST," attended to and goods forwarded liy PiROBM ?ofll,