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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4282, 23 November 1892, Page 1

The Anti-Monopoly Stores. TO THE PUBLIC OF THE WAIRAEAPA.FORTY-MILE BUSH, AND ; EAbTCOAST. ' 'v. . WE take this opportunity ot returning our thanks for the generous and cverincreaaing support accorded us. Our business has now reaohcd ft stage that places us in a position to buy in the BEST MARKETS—either in London or in the Colony. . i . :r< ■' . Our expenses are much loss than those of more pretentious houses,' and we can offor torms and prices at least equal to anything in the Colony-a lon? practical experience in this district enables us to buy the goods that are most suitable for the market. • ■ ' , v: . V. Special prices for large parcels, Full lists on application. • Liberal terms to responsible persons. ■ : ' i i V ; A call most respscfcfully solicited. Goods ahowii and no pressing to buy. ■ Wo are buyers at full market rates of prime dairy and farm produce. JOHN GRAHAM,i, Co, .MERCHANTS,. MASTERTON.

ABRIDGED KEADY M Assorted £saoncea 6d; perdozeit 6a 3d. Prime local Hams and Bacon, Ham end Side 7|d pw lb f :: Canterbury ditto (sides only) 7d'per lb , Cnndlea per lb (id, per box 12s Green Coffee Beans Is 6d Digby Clucks lid per tin Try our Fruit, cleaned hj Patent Machinery. .Assorted Cordials Is 6d por bottlo, 15s por dozen Good Corn Flour 3 pkts for is Good Sauce 3 bottles for Is 3d Millors'Sauce, pints la do do • pints Cooking Syrup, 21b tins 6d each Cocoa, three pkts for 1b Dried Poaches and Apricots Is per lb Try our 20s Box of China Tea, Try our 25a box of Ceylon Toa. Try our Loose Bakiug Powder, Is 3d per lb, Try our Castle Teas JNEY PRIOE LIST:--SPECIAL .OFFER— One sixty-candle.puwer, centre-draught, . round wicked Lamp, either'' in : nickel or brass, 12/6, or with one case best kerosene, 25/- the lot Distons D Eight Handsaws 1jOhainey Haimnors, 2/9 Square, Ikle, aud Saw combined, 3/-; ■ Ames; Long Handled Shovels No. 3, 4/6 Starch, 6d per lb Ess, Coffee, 9d, 1/-, and 1/4 per bottle St, George Marmalade, 21b Jars 1/• Ohums.from 10/Brown Windsor Soap, Tib Box 5/3 Wool Bales " Shears,. Sowing Twine • Wire and (Staples : The Planet Junior Plough : Perambulators and Basketware Tea Sets, troinlOs to 40a, Dinner Hots Chamber Sets from 9ato 60s Oats, Potatoes, and Ohait

GOODS DELIVERED FREE. A TRIM OBDEU Itai'EcitmY Soliuitbd, CLOVER REEDS . . , TURNIP SEEDS, Up Country Orders GarefuUy Packed by Experienced Packers,

asr ws SBOGESi FOR Kt **cts H.Z. INDUSTEIAI GAZETTE, 11 The blending is entirely alienL del to by Mr. Nelson- himself, ft who is a Tastef of great ciperience, and has had a special training in the art." \ TIMARU HERALD, ' % " This firm deserves the slip- « portoE all purchasers ofTca , as the article they oiler is S »superior to aitylhing we IN THE baveseeniotbisColoQy. & THOUGH COPIED BY ALL i Mr. Nelson 13 a pro Eessionai-Taster and Blender. PRICES: 21- 2/4 12/8 3/SWtMC bey lb ; Li AGENTS EVERYWHERE,. (LIMITED) AGENTS FORThe M'CORMIOK Reaper and Binder Co.. {A lam amrhmt ifakm always in&oek). Messrs P, and D. 01/NCAN, Chriatcliurch■ Messrs BOOTH, MAODONA LD & Co., Christohuroh, And other Leading Colonial Manufacturers. PLOUGHS, HAKKOWK DRAYS, We aro manufacturing Double-furrow Lever Ploughs, of a new design which is rapier, stronger, and lighter than any other make. Driven tine harrowa which wo' moke specially for rough land. Also a large stook of Diamond on hand; Drays and Waggons of all descriptions made to order y/flfil DRPCCCS J ' mvo noff B Mcd "'is branch, and aro prepared to H UUL rntdoEdi \ supply our customers with a strong and powerful Press. ...... with tho. patentees, we are now in a position to lit Thiochind MophitlPQ /'threshing Machines with KeirV I'atout llluolllllg IVldUlllllob. |Chaff Fan, Oliver's Patent Self-Feeder, Straw Elevators with Heir's Patent Hinges, Full particulars of these at the office, Horse Shoeing by a First-Class Farrier, Nothing but the kst steel used,

Catalogues of Farm Implements Drawing made for approval of Custom GE To serve mares this season THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE LETHE, LETHE is by Cadagon (imp.) dam Siesta by Traducei'(imp.) outo Hammock (imp.) For tabulated pedigree plowo apply to the owners. LETIiIS is six vears old and is a beautiful blown color, standing sixteen tnds in height. LETHE will visit Martinborough every Monday and Friday and will stand at hipawai the remainder of the week during the season. TERMS.- Single marea 4 guineas, each, A fair reduction will be made for two or more mares, the bona fide propetty of the sender, Soi'd paddocks provided for mares both at Martinborough and Papawai freo of charge till notice of removal is given. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to either of tho owners, viz R TILSON, Papawai. ■ • R. McFARIANE, Greytown TO stand this season, at the Iron Stables, * Featherston, tho Thoroughbred Stallioa TKEASOW, byTraducer, dam Lady Jano, by Kiddlesworfch, grand dim Meto, by Glendower (Arab), ( : TRK4SON is a chestnut, stands nearly 16 hands high, has a splendid temper, good constitution, Has beun d good performer on the turf, and has proved himself a suro foal-getter, A great many of bis stock have performed well He is tho sire of Erebus, Popit, Maid 1 of tho "Valley, Victory, Rebellion, Revolution, Violence, atid Bavoial others. . TREASON will be at the following places duritig the seasonßace' Course 1 Stablns, Taratahi, on Mondays and Tuesdays.'Wedton, calling at Club Hotel stables, Greytown, en route. • Fridays, Taratahi Hotel, Saturdays, T. Thompson's Hotel, Moiforton. Good paddocks at Feathcraton and Taratabiaf one abilling per week. Every care'taken! but no responsibility, TERMS: £4a mare, payablo by P.N., JANUARY 1693. ■ ■ T.FREETH u eccs3or to Cook & Son) 'EST AB'Ll SHE Dim TAILORS AND HABIT 1 MAKERS, ;; ;; 227, Lambxon QaAY..m.;.vWEiim<iioN , , ODBMotiois , ' " CHEAPEST. OF. IHE BEST,". . Oountiy orders carefully and. punctually