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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4414, 9 May 1893, Page 4

Central Shavitifj Sttloon A, WHITE CO, BEG.to announce that they have now comaionced bußinesa qb HAIRDRESSERS & TOBACCONISTS iu the commodious premises lately occupied by Mr Geo. Saob. - OLD FRIENDS AND NEW FACES will bo welcomed, and patrons will find the Central Saloon second to none in Mastorton for i COMFORT, CLEANLINESS Ann CIVILITY. GRAIN STOHE fpO LET-In centre of Mastorton, a X commodious rat-prool Grain Store Forfurthorpirticulara apply this ofßco [* CARD,J C, -Tilleard Natusch, ARCHITECT, UalUireet, Mastorton. •Drawing) <mt! Specifications prtpmi for-Patents.

CREAM SEPARATOR WE call attention to tho following jy features of excellence In connection with the" VICTORIA." Handpower Cream Separator i—- ' : It is strong and substantially made,— Tho working parts havo la'ge surfaces, and wear and tear, will thorofore be triflinct. —It is nob a toy.—lt occupies very little space.—lt can be fixed to any stout tablo.-A strong boy or girl can ririvo it easily at full speed,-It is perfectly safe.—The rata of feed can bo regulated, while the machine is in motion. —Thick' or thin oroam can bo obtained iit will without froth,- The drum empties itself, when it stops',—Every' part can be easily ./ oloaned. —It is made in two sizes, to skim twenty nnd Jorty gallonsperhour, Mb price, which is most. moderate, includes feed pan, regulator and packing. —There'are NO EXTRAS. .Victoria Oream'Separators, for horse power,'water.power,or; stoam powor, from: lOOgals, to 3(%a15., latter having Skim Milk Elevators. : . Qowo and Hand-power Flour ■ Mills, for farm use or tor small milling CHAFF-CUTTEIIH& DORSE, GEARS WILKINS & FIELD. Manners-street, W»llineti)ii, . ■THE.. GREAT, MUSICIANS^-UN-: : are Hole Aficnls .in New Zealand for Krard and liuhse Pianos, - ItUBINbI'EIN has said i . ' * ' ■!' But there is only one',, piano—tho .v,;"Erard."S : ;■ MENDELSSOHN :'.- : ;-<'i ■ .../v If I'must n'am'o & choice, I would proTVAQNEIt: .'■? v' Got an."Erard" on the ninety-nine . years system cr any other system.' LISZT , -C '. N ! :- 1 :,Those ■fi liofErhrd jpiainos. that ■ Marl- ? borough street makes so well. 1 MDME. SCHUMANN:" . /"■ 'lhave asked for an Erardpian: PADEBEWSKI . plays only on an Erard pianb.whcnovcr ..^':.obtainabler.'7^. : 'v ERARD has introduced various improve. ;■ ments of. great importance, adding ■ " : materially to the already well-known solidity of construction and beauty if ■' tone of his instruments. EBARD 1120 and 1301 ERARD PIANOS. J. guineas, j, : ,PIANOS,

THEDBESDEN '. : •.• •• .. ' arc tke SOLE AGENTS in Sew Zealand lor the Great Weaver Organ, ■ Dooedt's famoiisD (iiid Instrumenta, and Pinfold's Mctronohie. ■ ■■'' ■■ . ODR. : iIUSIC department is Btocked with tho ■ • . .lat'estiiovcltics in sheet and book music, .PIANOS-AND ORGANS on Time Payments, : from 20s nionshly. : The DRESDEN Piano Co., Lambiox Quay & Bkasdo!!.sikebt, '■■■' "WELLINGTON. M; J, BROOKES, : ,:i Manager. ' And at 29 and 31, Prihcf3»Sf, Unnedin, Masterton Agents—Hood and Johnetan, ' J. Queon Street. the UNITED FARMERS' ; ■; ALLIANCE, [LIMITED]...,' WELLINGTON, PALMERSTON NORTH, AND WANGANUI,' .': LoSDOS AgESIS-W. WtDBELt i Co., 16, ■St Helen's Place, London, E.C. _L signments of.Wool, Tallow,' Frozen Mutton, Flax, Grain, and Dairy Produce, for sale in .either.'itho .Colonial or London Markets/ Liberal Cash advancos made on growing clips of Wool and Produce free of Commission. The Alliance have' Agents and Correspondents in allpartiof.tho'World, and as they act E-olely as Agents, ; Grower! may rely on obtaining full value for their consignments. '': .1 .v;.^■,.■ INSURANCE.—Fire and Marino Insurances effected at Lowest Current Hates/':' FORSALE--at:loweßt current rates:— Wool-packs,' Cornsacks; Sewing Twine, Binder Twine, s Fencing Wire,. Staples, Corrugated/' 1r0n,.. Station, Stores ■ and Farmers' Requisites c! every description. . SEbDS.—We have on hand asd to arrive Ryegrass, CockEfoot, Clovers, and Tumip.>eeds of all'descriptions, of tho best quality, which are ''ofleringiat the Lowest Cantnt Rates'. . O.W. MULLINS, General Manager, v. ■ . - Waterloo Quay, Weliisgion ~■, . . Ist Match, 1693. ■' COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SULLIVAN & CORBY, - (Late of Timafu and Wollington). ; . PKOMIETORB. ■ ■ SO . BEG to inform the • (Xi Ut, : travellingpublio and tho residents of the Bush Districts that they have just completed extensive additions and alterations to the Commercial Hotel, making it. the largest and best appointed hostelry in the forty-Mile Bush, Tho rooma aro lofty and well furnished, and tbe dining roum will be found supplied with the beat table d hole in the province. Tho bar is under their personal supervision, and none but the best brands of liquors are kopt. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. There is a large Assembly Hallattached to the building, with stage and scenery for theatrioals, eto, Stable, loose boxes and grass paddooks olose by, in charge of an efficient (iroom. :

Tlio Billiard itoom is fitted.with one of the best Tables, and is attended by competent marker. Coaches stop at this Hotel daily. Charges Moderate, : D,.W. VIRTUE .& Co, F HcHTERkST WeUIKOIOS. |LOUR, Grain, Produce arid General AGENOIES—ATLAS ROLLER FLOOR MILLS, tIJRmS' AUCKLAND JAMIt\ A UOTIONBBBB, // ■ Jfo. AGESIc, K % FINANOIAIi iso GBNEBAL OOMHIBBION AQBNIB r .tow* mi ymam,