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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4286, 3 December 1892, Page 3

ALWAYS AHEAD, The Buolteya has beaten all oonv bourne and Dancdin Exhibitions, and the Gold Medal at the Taamaniaa Exhibition. It ia also First in the Estimation o( its purchasers. Mr Wilson Hall, ol Bivorsdale, eaya that last harvest ho used ten Binders in a heavy orop o! wheat. Although inoludeil, the only ones to go through the harvest without breals or stoppage were the new Buckeye Framlosß, H he can sell hia others he will replace Thiiiitlict ii in Miutnins for Iht itntfit\ ifclkrhiiiiirmn. THIS UNITED FARM BBS'ALUANOE LIMITED. i PPLIOATIONS for Bhares in Tho \ T!„:»„J ted, should ba mada without delay, as it lias been rcso vod to iloae the Share List (or the first iasuo of shares on tho 31st Decoinbor, curront, BY ORDER. ALEX. JARDINE, Secretary. Waterloo Quay, Wellington, Ist December, 1892. FUNERAL NOTICE. IVsi FRIENDS of Me J. Bmtley 1 are respectfully invited to attend tho Funoral of hia late wife, which will leave his residence, Sussex-street, on Sunday, Decombor 4th, at 3.80 p.m. Z. M HOAR, Undertaker. WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. PUBLIC TENDERSwilloloseat noon on THURSDAY, Decombe.* Bih, at the County Office, Masterton (whoro particulars may be soon) for

Conlmet No, 3u-36 ehainw metalling oil the F.lretahuna to Tenui Boad. Contract No. 36-Bm-bnnkmeut mid culvert. Bpeci6cation« may alao be seen nt Mr Jones' store. Eketahuna. F.G.MOOEE, Clerk. Maetorton, December 3,1892. T. H. THOMPSON, SADDLER and HAUNES3 MAKER, (Opposite frince of Wales Eokl), MASJEKTON. ~\ ECEIVES large and regular consign- \ merits of the latest ideas in 'bADDLBRY and MARXESS of overy description, and has on hand a splendid assortment of : Eholisb and Colonial Saddiis, Bridies, Spdbs and BbeastHateb, Hariot of all kiuds, and oyory requisite of tho trade Repairs executed both neatly and quickly. Nothing but good material used, Opposite Mil's StaWea, Queen.Btreet. A LL lollies and Confectionery made on tho premises at the Calodonian Confectionery Works, Queen-street