Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4287, 29 November 1892, Page 1

Our New Advertisement WILL APPEAR Mind and Read it. J. GRAHAM & GO-. .THE ANTI-MONOPOLY STORES, QUEEN-STREET, MABTJSETOJN. ,

Tk bct* 'OTS N.Z.IHDUBTBUI GAZETTE. l " The blending is entirely alienk ded lo by Mr. Nelson himself, a who is a Taster of great eipori--1 ence, and has had t special training in tlto ar(." U TIHABU HERAT,D, * m This Grin deserves the supA port of all purchasers of Tea » as the article they oiler is U THE i n ■. m superior lo anything we ' » have seen in tblsColony." & i THOUGH M COPIED W BY ALLWM "Mr. Nelson i 3 a pro fesslonal Taster and Blender." PRICES! 2/- 2/4 2/8 8 ■ 3/4&41 PDEE BLEHDE& TEAS. 'ALKIIU, <}E Ll' ; fill AGENTS EVERYWHERE,

Mastertcn Blacksmith & Wheelwright Maaftfactuiing Company, w*™» AGENTS FORThe M'OORMIOK Roapor and Binder Co. (d lam assortment of extras'always in Stock). Me3srs P, and D. DUNOAN, Ohristchurch, Messrs BOOTH, MACDONALD & (Jo,, Oluistcliuroh. And other Loading Colonial Manufacturers. PI OUGHS. HARUOWB, DRAYS, "Woaro manufacturing Double-furrow Levor Plontfha, of a new design which is simpler, stronger, and lighter than any other make. Driven tine harrows which wo mnlse specially for rough land, Also a largo Btook of Diamond Harrows always on band, Draya and Waggons of all descriptions raado to order UffliH RDCQQCC |We have now started this branch, and are prepared to nuUL rntdflCß' Supply our customers witli a strong and powerful Press, Having modo arrangements with the patentees, wo aro now in a position to fit Thiooliinrf ManhinOQ / Throahing Machines with Keir'a l'ateut I nresning iviacntntib. (Chaff Fan, Oliver's Patent Self-Feeder, Straw Elevators with Heir's Patent Hinges. Full particulars of these at tho office, I-lorse Shoeing by a First-Class Farrier, Nothing but the best steel mil. Catalogues of Farm Implements and Machinery on application. Drawing made for approval of Customers ordering Vehicles or Machinery, GEORGE J. WALLACE, Maimer.

To uorvo mares this season THE THOROUGHBRED HORBE LETHE, LETHE is by Cadagon (imp.) dam biesta by Traduce'r (imp.) oulo Hammock (imp.) For tabulated pedigree please apply to the ownors. LETHE is six yoara old and is a beautiful bmivn color, standing sixteen " mds in height, LETHE will visit Wartinborough every Monday and Friday and will stand al hipawai the' remainder of the woek during the season. TJSBJIS. Singlo mares 4 guineas each. A fair reduction will be made for two or moro mares, tho bona fido pro> petty of the Bender. 3ood paddooka provided for mares both at Martinburough and Papawai freo of charge till notice of removal is given, . Kvery care taken but no responsibility incurred, For further particulars apply to either of tho owners, viz R TILSON, Papawai, ' R,.McFAIU'ANE, Greytown fpO stand this season, at the Irou Stables, *■ Fcatherston, tho Thoroughbred Stallion i WIdA So ft; by Traducor, dam Lady Jane, by Riddlcswortb, grand dim Modora, by Glcntlowcr (Arab). TREiSON is a chestnut, stands nearly 16 „ands high, has a splendid temper, good constitution. Has been a good performer on the t ur f and has proved himself a suro foal-gotter, A great manyof iiisstock have performed well, He is tho airo of Erebus, Popit, Maid of tho Valloy, Victory, Rebollion, Revolution, Violeneo, and soveial othera. TREASON will bo at tho following places daring tho Bcanonßace Course Stabto, laratahi, on Mondays and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thuisdays L on Stables, Featherston, calling at Club Hotel stables, Greytown, en route. Fridays, Taratabi Hotel, Saturdays, T. Thompson's Hotel, Mastcrton, Good paddocks at Fcatherston and Taratani at- ono shilling per week. 'Every care taken but no responsibility. TERMS: £4 a mare, payabl" byP.N„JANnARY 1893. ' T. FRRKTU A H. COOK, UTABLISHED 1842, Mioas and habit uiAKEfiS, 227, Lambton Qoav .Wellinoton (Opposite Government buildings.) Ook Mono is 1 "CHEAPEST OF THE BEST," Country orders carefully and punctually attended toaud goods forwarded by .Farosm Poffi,