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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4361, 6 March 1893, Page 4

ZM -Cf WAK, H&tt»«* ASO ' « ±?JL« JUL 'JHDiatAKSK. <3«« '. «u«i to Infonatha MiM&ate «Mtt«* tertoa tadisarrottiidteft dlstfkis tfest; gir isjir&pmd fa, femdw ftui«»J6 Ui a»v part of tutt dlrtris*. i tM&ts <im? b« ie& re Hoaualow aud How's.' lueenirtwet or«tt»y Obap&l "inset. Piesae «,ut>> theaddiW ; S.M, BASKETS! BASKETS 11;.. BASKETS!!! OBKIBTMASABD WKW YSAR PRESENT " TUST arrived frota Home tma Grata baskets From one of tho best inaiera. :'. : As out storage accommodatioq. ur limited . we will offer them to the public at W H O L ES'AIiE B A tWjSv ABOUT 150 TO OHOOSB JIBOM Don't Forget, i/rrajg storm eovnd tub WRNMR; ft.y.Tsßri«toftOosaop Opposite tho Trjneo of Wales Stable*. Good Fruit oi Eyery Siud. IuOOK. A r C OCS-IK WINDOW, IRBBH OONsTorW times a week. W4/WSW WILL~mAR COMPARI HON WVSU ANY. RICHARD JONES, I- jjUEEM BTBEET, MABTMfcrON. THE N ITED FAKMERS' ALLIANCE, Lxjhikd]. WELLINGTON, PALMEBSTOH KOBTH. AND WANGAHOI.i' * LOHDOH Aoesxs -W. Wjhjxbih, & Co., g£* Bt Helen's Place, London, B.C.' THE Alliance is prepared io receive consignment* or Wool,' Tallow, - Frozen Mutton, Bias, Grain, and Daily Produce, tor sale in either tho Colonial or London Markets. Liberal Cask' advances mads on growinp clips oil Wool and Produce frea of Coatmission. The Alliance have Agent* and Correspondents id allparia of tbo World, and as they act soWy as Agents, Growers stay rely on obtaining full value lor their consignments. INSHBAHCE.—Fire and Marina In*a. ranees effected at Lowest Cnrreni Bates. FOR BALE—at lowest current ratos:— wool-pacts, Cornsacka, Sewing Twine, Binder Twine, Fencing Wire, Staples, Corrugtted Iron, Station Stores - and Farmers' Requisites of every deseription. have on hand and- to a*-" rive:— V-" —'-- ■'«"»--«—• -• Turnipi C.W. MtTLLlNS,..,.,.GaneralMai»Ber," Waterloo Quay, WEaasotos. ' let March, 1883. ■ J - Support" Locit IsmnsiaY. .. HBBALE, PLTjMBaa & TrsakrrH, , makes all descriptions of Tin. ware at pricea that defy competition. ,

Galvanised Tanks and Portabla Boilers with cast iron elbows a speciality. G4.BFITTING done vffli the best material and vmknunuhip, quaranUtd. THE TBADE SUPPLIED. A TRIAL SOLICITED. H. Beale, Q S^r* CREAM SEPARATOR TXTE call attention to the following W features >of excellence In ccmoeotion with the,'*', VICTORIA " Hm&» power Cream Separator ; It as strong and substantially made.— The working parte have large surface*, and wear and tear will therefore be trifling,—lt is not a ■ toy.—lt ; occupies very little space.—lt can be fixed to any ■tout table.—A strorg boy or: girl can drive it easily at full speed.—lt is parfectly safe.—The rate of feedi can be regulated while the machine is in Diction. —Thick or thin eream can be obtained at willmthoutfrotb.—The drum empties itself when it stopa.—-Every part can bit easily cleaned.—lt is made in two sizes,, to skim twenty andiortygalloDaper hourIt* price, which: is moat moderate, includes feed pan, regulator and packings —There we NO EXTBAS. Victoria Oream Separators, power, water power, or stes ""^ Horse and Hand-power Slou* Mills, for farm use or tor smell milling jpurposes. OEAFF-OUTTBaS &HORSS(S S*A K S WILKINS~i FIELD, I&OK WIKCEAKXS & iKPOMMSRfi, Manners-street, Wellington. Townsend & Cowpe-r Saddlers emd Eammmaksrs, QvSSK-K81KK?..,.. ..MaSTSMON va'Jsti stock of E;«<us3 asi> CoLOHiii, Hwhhh as» Hajbosss, also tojOjeir ÜBW-liIKKS ia Reaper and Bindar Whips. Harvest Skwes, leather Batters, Pole Straja, CoHs? Saves, looal]y.ni6nufaatured Machine Aprons, etc., etc. HoSSEHAIBiKSiBBEBWAISuBCnABSI), Bepairs Neatly Bjetrafed 5 and Moderate O&areea alt roaad,