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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4482, 28 July 1893, Page 1

TO ARRIVEEARLY SEED POTATOES, MW SORTS. J. GRAHAM AND CO-ANTI-MONOPOLY STOKES. MABTEBTOH. A GOOD CORN BROOM 1 /_ FOR READY MONEY . ERNEST S..SKEY. CARTERTON, N,Z. asr? Steam Threshing Ohaff Cutting, Corncruah< ing, etc, eto, dteam Powet Suord.isd. " J. & H, WoLAREN'S Celebrated Traction Engines, Spring Road Locomotives, Portable and Stationary Engines and boilers. RUSTIN & PROCTOR'S Threshing Machinery. ANDREWS & BEAVEN'S Ohaffoutters and Baggers, Corn Crushers, Seed Cleaners, eto. ROGER'S Wrought Iron Pulleva. The Lancashire / Engine Requisites of all kinds always kept in stook. SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND MACHINERY FOR SALE Manufacturing Company, <"««>>. WOOL WAGGONS.—Now that tiie wool season is about to start, we remind ose •' mis of purchasing that wo aro mating the manufacture of Wool Waggons and B ,ea a special feature in our business. Purchasers will find id them the greates strength combined with lightness. Drawings made for approval of customers bofore ordering FARM IMPLEMENTS.— Ploughs, Harrows, Drays, specially designed to suit the requirements of the District. Our all-Steel Driven Tine Harrows are too well known to need comment, Steel Shares manufactured on the premises. HORbE SHOEING by a first-class Farrier. fMs aliud '5/- cash, 5/6 booked Draughts 7/- cash, 7/6' booked. CARRIAGE BUILDING,-Now that the demand for Dog Carta and other two wheeled Vehicles has extended to the Wairarapa, we have decided to keep apace with the times and have therefore secured the services ot an ExmiENoeD Uuiliibr, latest styles in Dog Carta should see ours before going elseDAISY CARTS with Sliding Seat, Cushion, and Oil Axle—£l2los, GEORGE J, WALLACE, Manager. m SIXTY PEIZE MEDAIS AWARDED TO THIS FIRM. "lhayo never tasted Cocoa that OA Ilikeflo well."—Siro A.oasie. Ron, M.D., President Royal Collego of Surgeons, Ireland. PUKE CONCENTRATED COCOA. HAVE A CUP WITH ME. " It is an excellent dietetio food, an J beverage highly nutiitious, palatable, and invigorating,"— Dr, G. D. Sutheriand, F.E.I.S, Prof. J. Alfeed Wankitn M.R.0,8. IN THE , rjr gP ' THOUGH 'COPIED ''BYALLi 1 -I SMIIE chck i ,»v> 4 EX^ors N.Z.IRDTJfiTBIALGAZETTE. " The blending is entirely itltn- ' lo by Mr. Nelson himself, wno is a Taster of great experience, and liu had a special training in the art." TIMARH HEBALD, ".This firm deserves the supl>ort of all purchasers of Tea as the article they oSer is superior to.anjthing we hive seen in thiiCoiony." PRICES; 2/• 2/4 2/8 3/- : 3/4 Hlperib.: UCKLANO, WE LI AGENTS EVERYWHERE.