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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4666, 10 March 1894, Page 4

i GJRKVILIiB & Co., lAND AGENTS AnS.STJRVEYOBS, . ;•; PAHIATOA; , ••: >. Havo For Sale K if \ Acres, within two Biles ol Pahtatua, ■■ ■■ «Acres; freehold level Land, vtth 11 t\4 m]\.Mah.i House, crood or-1 ohard, do,, in splendid locality, £1050.' toUt. O r Acres In grass, ring lenced, near AA AOREB on five; \J\J nea'r'dairyfaotory, \K ACRES flrat-olaes sheep, oonniry; ,' 0 small whan and jjjdd garden, on ago: lroad. Rent-£72 per annum, with Te Aro Hum Vimhouse. WAREHOUSE, WELLINGTON, OPPOSITE EWINIKM. Walter A. Wood TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS We greet tou is 1898 with a finer link of HARVESTING MACHINES THAN EVER BEFORE. UUK RELIABLE MOWERS, HAY BAKES, REAPERS akd BINDERS Lead Everywhere, WALTERA.WOGD MOWING AND REAPING MACHINE COMPANY. ROBINSON BROS CARTERTON

00MMER01AL HOTEL, • fAHIAIOA. SULLIVAN & CORBY, So n BEG to inform th i 05 \J«« travelling publio and the residents of the Buih DutrloU that they have juit completed extensive addi. tlons and alterations to tho Commercial Hotei, making it the largest and best appointed hc*„;!ry iu tie Forty-Mile Bush. The rooms are lofty and well furnished, and the dhing room will he found supplied with the beet iM< dMe In the province. The bar is under their personal supervision,' and none but Hot. Cold, and Shower I-aths, for theatricals, etc. Stable, loose boxes and gntsspaddook, olose by, In charm of in efficient Groom, The Billiard fioom is fitted with one ol the best Tables, and is attonded by a "-ipetent marker. Ooacheajtop at this Hote dally Ohajwki Moderate. G. & T. YOUNG IMPORTERS, ■", PUOTWAL WATOB AND OLOOK MAKERS,

MaaufacturlngfJewelers LAMBTON QUAY, mLIBQTOB, G& T. YOUNG have been eßtabliahed , in Dunedin since 1862. Their establishment there is without a donbt the finest in Mew Zealand, and the stdok is freely admitted to have no equal either for Extent, Newness, and Variety of Design, Quality or Cheapness. When tod go to Dnhedin call and Bee it, G, AND T. YOUNG DESIRE to call special attention to the fact that u/iifc thtb articles for tale artoJtheßtttqmlity, their prices are not higher than thou of minor establittrntnU, their object being to secure a large amourit of patronage, and at the same time the approval of their ousi omers j in faot, G. &T. YOUNG claim to be be in a position to sell goods cheaper—they have no cwmm'jjion (o pay to Home Buyert, Mr George Young, one They buy fir ca*h and teeure allditcwnlt, consequently no houso can land their goods in the Colony at s cheaper rate, and ii only article purchased at their Wellington KMlithment will be the hist valve to be obtained a. and T. YOUNG, WELLINGTON is Jat DUNEDINiTIMAmUHD OAMARU ,HE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE (Limited), 1 WELLINGTON, WANGANUI ahd PALMERSTON NORTH. English growers,™ a fine Block of Colonial grown Old Pasture Rye Grass. ';'.• .' THE ALLIANoIoffer special facilities for the shipment of Wool and Frozen Meat to the English Market; all charges on tho lowest scale. ■' f Clips of wool free Of Oommißsiiin, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils Lubricating Oils Galvanised Fencing Wire Agricultural Implements Station Stores and • Of overy. description,' Ford's Scour and Lung Worm Mixture. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE .(iDiiTEDji'i ' ''• ■■: W,OLIB 6IBEEI, Wairaoios. SOIUSNSEN'g , , LITTLE G1ANT;.,,,;.., J. invented for Email Bottlers, the low price' bringing it within the reach of r n ■ .._ ...II 1. thq machine arid'lift a'weight equal to EIGHT TONS, and .this doubled byMo'xtfaman. >• ;; ■•i* ".' ■■.''■',