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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4693, 12 April 1894, Page 1

doner, Grasses, and Forage Plants* - ■ WE have lauded from HUBS! & SON ofLondon a large shipment of tbe above ..Seeds oh-n qual " yto up to HURST'S Q3aalHigh Standard, the Red Glouer, White Clover, hlsike, Golvgrass, Trefoil Timothy, Crested Dogstail, Meadow Fescue, 'Hard Fescue, Fescue, Lucerne, Rape, Sheep's Parsley, We mike quality out first consideration,buy in the cheapest market, and sell at the minimum profit ' "Settlers well know that seeds at low prices therefore low Rermraating pov?ei aw dear 'our interests by inspecting OUR QUALITY and getting OUR PRICES, be J. GRAHAM'<& CO. TRADEMARK m -mr AND ARE QUR OAILYJDY btandß of TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC, ASK your BOOTMAKER'or STOREKEEPER'for the following Boots, as may suit your case, viz.— KAPAI brand, for strong and general wear G.A.O. brand, for ordinary wear StDWMWBIiT ■ ' i brand, made on hand sewn principle, for best wear FEATHERWEIGHT brand, for evening wear, danoing, eto. Sole Agents for North Island of New Zealand - MAOKAT, LOGAN,'STEEN and Co., AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. (LIMITED). AGENTS FOR fM'ebsrs P. and D. Donoah, Ohristohurch Messrs BooTHj Maodosald S Co., Christohutoh •Messrs Morrow, Basbext & 00,, Ohristohutoh Messrs Hobnsby k Sons Southland Farmers Implement and Engineering Oo,j"Xtd. i And other Colonial Manufacturers, PLOUGHS, HARROWS, DRAYS, WE make the manufacture of Farm Implements a specialty in our works, and knowing the reauirsmontß of the district bete than onteida makers, we are in a position to supply rfn article which will meet all the desires of purchasers. For Bush _ settlers, and those with small farms, we are making Single Furrow Plougbß suitable for rough work, being stronger in the beam than imported Ploughs Harrows of all descriptions kept in stock. We would recommend intending pui> oliasfits to see our All.Steel Driven Tlno Harrows before ordering any other. Plough repairing a speciality. A large stock of ploughs always on hand. Steel Shares at Reduced Price. CARRIAGE BUILDING.—Now that Buggies and other four wheeled vehicles ate going out ot date, we are making Dog Carts and Road Carts a special feature. DAISY CaRTS from £l2los—with Reeves' Patent Shaft Attachment £lB, We can strongly recommend this cart to those who desire a cheap, comfortable and stylish two wheeler. 1 Price Lists on application, Estimates given for all work connected with the trade. GEORGE J, WALLACE, Manager, '0 fycrs N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE, The blending is entirely attenL Jed to by Mr. Nelson mmself, | who is a Taster of great expert' ® fines, and has bad a special % training in the art," 1 TIMABU HEEALD, * " This firm deierves the s w > » part of all purchasers of Tea % is the aitlcle they olier is L m superior to anything we I m have seen in thfsColony." a\ % PHEW. ' B, 11 Mr. Nelson I; \ pro 7.V - » fessional Taster and IN THE rr 1 & \jh THOUGH COPIED BY UL j Blender." PRICES: '2/- 2/4 tyß 3/mni> 1 kr lb. II AGENTS EVERYWHERE. SHEEP sir. AGENTS; LEVIN & Co., Wellington. BUB-AGENTS, MASTERTON: LOWES & lORNS. Sold in five gallon drums at 6/- per gallon and in forty gallon casks at 5/6 por gallon. First award World's Fair Chicago, 1893, Medal and Diploma for Liquid and Powder Dip. The following is a copy of a testimonial received from Mb. H, Dobbino, breeder of the famous "Rlby Grovo" Flock of Lincplnshire MESSRS QUIBELL BROTHER, Newark, Dear Sirs, —I have continued using your Dip upon my prize sheep twice a year with the best results, as to growth of wool, killing filth, and keeping off the Maggot Fly. As previously stated I used your Dins upon the Prix Sheep at the Chicago Mkibitioni A portion 0! these sheep also gained first other Shows, and their wool was considered SUPERB. (Signed) H, Drowse, Riby Grove, December 9th, 1893, . QUIBELL'S DIPTLIQUID, AND POWDER,. EW VEGETABLE &. FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL AGENTS, JOHN GRAHAM 4,09, GEORGE -JOHNSTON, (I^teE.Felat), RANGES. RANGES. ODE CELEBRATED ' CORNISH KANGJSS the strongest and most economical Ranges made In New Zealand, They are the boat for country settlers, burning wood from 18in to 2ft long, and are made In all sizes from 2fi to 12ft, Catalogues on application to all ironmongers and'storekeepers and to the makers. , ■ S. LURE & SONS, WELLINGTON. COOL,STORAGE, jIHE WELLINGTON BACON. CUBING AND REFRIGERATING COMPANY BUTTER AND OTHER PRODUCE FOR STORAGE IN THEIR COOL CHAMBERS, rloo Quay !„„„„ , ,„Wellm| H. WILSON, MANAGER,