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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4643, 9 February 1894, Page 1

The Anti-Monopoly Stores J. GBAHAM & 00, Binder Twine I Binder Twine! I FLAX-MIXED MANILA AND FLAX-MANILA, Corn Ms! Corn Sacks! (LIMITED), /Messrs P, mid D. Duncan, Ohtistohutoh Mesßts Booth, Maodonald & Co., Ohristohnroh AGENTS FOR J em Moß *>w, Basseti & Co., Ohristohnroh I Southland Farmers Implement and Engineering Co,; Ltd. V ind other Colonial Manufacturers. PLOUGHS, HAKBOWB, JDRAYS3, V V knowing the requirements of the district better than outside makers, we are in a position to Bupply an article which will meet all the desires of purchasers. For Bush settlers, and those with smallfarms, we are making (Jingle Furrow Ploughs suitable for rough work, being Btronger in the beam than imported Ploughs Harrows of all descriptions kept in stock. We would recommend intending pu> chasers to see our ill-Steel Driven Tine Harrows before ordering any other. Steel Shares at Reduced Price. OARBIAGE BUILDING.-Now that Buggies and other four wheeled vehiclos are goiug out ot date, we are making Dog Carts and Road Carts a special"feature. DAISY CARTS from £l2loa—with Reeves' Patent Shaft Attachment £lB. We can strongly recommend this cart to those who desire a cheap, comfortable and stylißh two wheeler. Price Lists on application. Estiniules given for all work connected with the trade. GEORGE J. WALLACE, Manager..

ggms^mmmimsm PORE BLENDED Ull mum. WE lIGTGtf. i NiiISTGH'JIiGH, OH. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.'

MMCAI, GALVANIC BATTERIES, 631-84/-(Carriage paid) l Guaranteed bettor j than any imported ones. f Our Own manufacJ 63/- & 84/ filectrio Galvanic Belts, 35/W. CROSHER, MANUFACTURING ELEOTIUOIAN ADOKUKD. N.Z. ~ WILLIAM STOCK, i MONUMENTAL MASON, MiWUBBT. SOUTH, CttRIBICHOEOH, TT7ISHES to inform persons in I VV want of Monumental Work' that he intends to sell bib pbebeni mboe stock, consisting of Granite, Marble, and other Stone Monuments at considerably. Bedmed Pbioeb. Iron Fences, Inscriptions and all work in connection with the trade done in Ami-class style, Early Inspection Invited. Several net? lines lately arrived. Designs on application. WILLIAM STOCKS. ft & T. YOUNG, IMPORTERS, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS, lilcuuuf acturingf Jewelers LAMBTON QVAY, WELLIMTON. G& 1 YOUNG have been established , in Dunedin since 1862. Thoir establishment there is without a doubt the freely admitted to have no equal either for Extent, Newness, and Variety of Design, Quality or Cheapness. When you go to Dnnedinoall and Bee it.

G. AND T.YOUNG . i "\ESIRE to call special attention to the JL/ foot that while thiir articles for.sak areaJthßestQuality, their prices are jwC higher than those of minor estabUsliments, their objeot being to secure a large amount ol patronßgo, and at the same time the approval ot their customers; in faot, G. &T. YOUNG claim to be be in a position to sell goods cheaper—they haw no commission to paylo Home Buyers, Mr George Young, one oflheprlnm, doing thebuyinginEngland. They buy f m and secure all discounts, consequently no house oan land their goods in the Colony at a oheaper rate, and as only a moderate profit to put npon the landed cost, purchasers maj rest assured that any artiole purchased at their Wellington EstdUshmmi will be the lest value to be obtained a andT. YOUNft WELLINGTON, 4hdat IIMIMARU.&HiiOAM&RiJ