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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4466, 10 July 1893, Page 1

YALUMBA WINES. OBTAINABLE AT WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Limited, jg^BTERTOIT, AND ALL BRANCHES, THE "KiIBURN" WIRE STRAINER (BELF.OATOHING-PERMANENT.) mHE CHEAPEST LIGHTEST, 811HU3T, AKD SIOHBPMOIIIV! STB AI.VSR Btir Pboiocbb, MICE l/flpiriltm Steel Keya-'-i/O e*'h (Muotion lor Quantities,) SendP.o,o, with order to F, HAROLL> TRONSON, r~ „ Lambion Quay, Weilinoton. URMEVB AN TH ELM INTIC. Is the Best, Balest, and Moat Efficacious Remedy for the euro of JjUNGWOBM andINTERNAL PARASITIC DISEASE Jn Sheep, Lambs, and Calves, Contains no Arsenic, or othor Poisonous or Deleterious Ingredient, and is absolutely Uarmleai to all stock. Shew and Caitk Do:ed wiih 'his Medicine Bcceive Immtdiate Benefit. And its effect on sheop is to inoronao the freight and improve tin quality of the wool. Tho Specific is put up in 6-gnllon drums and gallon tina, AFTER ONE TRIAL NO BTOOKOWNJSR WILL BE WITHOUT IT, jNewZoalnndJLion.ii and Mercantile Agoiioy Company [Limited.J Wellington or Mnstorton. £ S. D. I T is a case of Pounds, Shillings, and Penco, with ranit people, now-a-days. They h. have to atudv how to obtain tho Very Best Value for their ntonoy. Thus the public have become VERY KEEN BUYERS, and especially of TEA, WE ARE KEEN BUYERS OF TEA, too, and tho Public the reap benefit. If, then, A REALLY GOOD 21 TEA It what you require, take our advioo and BUY EMPIBETEA COMPANY'S2S CEYLON, In Lead Packets, Tins or Half chests. Vpacket, see that It has a Red Labol with Gold Letters, and the words EM PIRE TEA COMPANY upon it. EMPIRE TEA COMPANYW. AO. TURN BULL & CO, ELLINGTON, PROPRIETORS, ■ CANNON'S SHEEP DIP. [LIQUID.] GAINED highest award Edinboro' Exhibition, 1890, Non-poiaonous, absolutely tafe and thoroughly effective. Improves the condition of tho sheep and promotea the growth of the wool. THE PROVINCIAL VETERINARY BURGEON - io m Royal Agricultural Society of England, writes as follows: Mmwb B, Cannon and Co, Limited, Lincoln. Maroh 31st, 1890. Snis-1 have subjected your Dip to a eovero trial in a variety of ways, It is an agent ol very high antiseptio, deodorising and disinfecting properties, and so blended as to be thoroughly miscible with wator. In a diluted condition it Is a certain and prompt moans of destroying parasitical lifo, and it possesses the great advantage of boing perfectly safe, «en when applied to a raw jurfoco, When need lor ordinary dipping, the ingredients ol ill composition have the efleot of decidedly improving tho weight, colour, and teiture of the wool, Yonrs faithfully, U ® • CHABLES HABTLEY, Provincial Veterinary Surgeon to ~ , - n fuller particulars on application to the Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com. mn.Tiimitfj. Wellineton or Masterton.

J.MAYO&SONS NURSERYMEN, PALMERBTON NORTH, JJVEBY DESCRIPTION OF FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES JFOR SALE. Send f»c our Descriptive Catalogue POST FREE on application MASTERTON COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY, The question, does i coach m 04BRIAUEFACTORY PAY? Yu Rut it must be conduoted on busineßa prinoipolo, which means, like conducting any other business, to derive a profit from it and only in proportion to tho diligence and shrewdness with which it is attended to. Shrewdness implies the close application of your suitablo qualities to it. But i! you are not suited to run gaoh a business do not try it, or you will find it a raw-boned animal to ride. If jou go into coaohbuildtog without capital your misery will increase with your experience. But with experience you are keen to discover all kinds of rat holes in the management of materials etc, One condition that makes tho carriage businecs so difficult for novices to grasp successfully is the extended field over which it ii spread, It includes four distinct and complicated trades, and needs a thorough and practical knowledge of each, Then wo aek tho public to consider this, Why not place your orders with those who thoroughly understand your seeds and have every facility for tho prompt, careful, and artistic execution of your orders. Give us an opportunity to demonstrate this to your satisfaction. Our Motto is' Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty. Wisdom is only having standard grades, Streugth is buying and selecting the choicest materials, Beauty, perfect .Proportion and pcrfeot Workmanship, Just received, direct from the manufacturers, a consignment of all kinds of caniago Hardware, Lamps, trimmings, eto. Wo manufacture the most popular fitylea of vehicles. Prices and drafts on applMon. ■ 'i'HOS. WAGG&UO, CARD C, Tillearct Natusch, ARCHITECT, Hall-street, Maatorton, Drawings and Sptcijieaiim prtpmi fwMnti,

HK *■l kUJUtUf II OIIIUMWii W> umaiv--VALE HI)USER'S CARTERTON. Tat! undersigned begs to remind OrchardiaU andFrutt Grower! that he has a large stock in choice varieties of well worked Frdii Trees, 4000. ApriM,twoyearsold,fino, well shaped 16s doz., three and four, 18s to 20s; Joi fuih, Pwmb— English and Japanese, a large afcock of the very best leading sorts 18sto 80a doz. PBABB, PeAOUE3, APHICOTB #nd Cherries 18s, WiiNDTS-Euro pean, Is each ; Japanese, 2s. Raspberries in varieties 2s Gd dozen. Gooseterries, in varieties, &Od dozen. Cur iant«—Bed, White and Blaek—including Carter's Champion, 3« 6d dor,; Straw-berriei-of aorta, runner plants, 2s 6d 100, Transplanted, 4s 6d 100; Tennifolium Pittoiporum, very hne for Ornamintal Hedges (own raisins) 10s 100. ■T2&M BLOMQUIBT. r,m/P Proprietor. \__ •fIrAIPOUA NURSERY JAMES STONE, Proprietor, [ESTABLISHED in 1876.] N viov of the approach of the planting seaion I have pleasure In announcing to the district that I have I 1 again made artangemeats for a supply of Fruit Trcei from the Celebrated Nursery of MR IVORY, of Rangiora, Canterbury, whoso trees have invariably given the utmost satisfaction in the district. Intending planters jhould order early to ensure the best selection, t have on hand readvfor planting,a large sup. ' i of Forest Trees, including Fihus Insignis, AlsoWjL,.---. . ~, . • »ud MeUSK lUtinospora (varieties); Cryptomarla Elegans, 4o„ Macrocarpa, 1 year and 2 jtit, traruplaot-ed, 12/« to 10/- per 100. UmcaUna, 0s to 12s per dozen, Elms, Englieh and American Ash, Birch, Sycamore, American Mountain Ash, "Pittoiporum" (Native Mjtfpo), Drooping Ash,loft high, etc, etc, Aven.- ro . . plants, including Lilac, Guelder Rose, Laurel XtureStiiMMpioema, Wisterias, Camelias Clematis. "ATftbe lot of Irish Ivy In pots each. - Roses in large variety (standard and Special lines In small fruits—Filberts [Webb's prise close headed Is 64 to &6d each. Ouriants—Black, Red, and White. Hy Gooseberries include" Lancashire Prize" Goto Is each; Figs, Cobb Nuts, Chestnutß, etc,, etc. " jo all purchasers of the value of 30s a pamphlet giving a proved Recipe togother ojth valuable and practical information how -to deal with fruit pesta will he given. This vgcjpe has be«n well tried in the Nursery and found to he very effective and cheap. JA»! STONE, Mtostwton