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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4696, 16 April 1894, Page 4

Te liroMiQ Warehouse. y VISIT WABEHOUBE, WELLINGTON. OPPOSITE b 'HOUSE, ' 58 MANNERS be STKEET. EDWIN I KING. TO OUR FARMER FBIENDS We cruet \ov in 1898 wip a finer line of HARVESTING MACHINES THAN EVER BESOM, OCR IIIsUABMi MOWERS, HAY RAKES, REAPERS ,i AND BINDBiRS liEiD Everywhere, S walterlwo^d MOWING AND HBtfHKf' a, SHOflltfEjrollPAN Y. S?ncf for annual cataloguoto *-*tfBINSON BROS' . OARTERTON

THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE (Limited), WELLINGTON, WANGANUI 4kd PALMERSTON NORTH. SEEDS. We lmyo on hand a oarefully-seleoted stock uf newly-imported Seeds from the best English growers.nlso a fine stock of Colonial grown Old Pasture Rye Grass. THE ALLIANCE offer special facilities for the shipment ol Wool and Frozen Meat to the English Market; all charges on the lowest scale. Liberal Cosh Advances made on Growing Cups of wool free of Commission, FOR SALEShecp Dips, Arsenic Soiled and Paw Linseed Oils Lubricating Oils Galvanised Fencing Wire Staples, Corrugated Iron Agricultural Implements 1 Station Stores and Farmers' Requisites Of every description,

AGENTS FOR— Hayword's Specific for Lung Worm, Ford's Scour and Lung Woim Mixture. THE UNITED FABMERS' ALLIANCE (limited), WILLIfI STEEET WEUiISOIOSi SOKISCSBEW* LITTLE GIANT J S the cheapest and most useful evor 1 iuvented for anmll eoitlers, the low price bringing it within the reach of everyone. One man can easily work the machine and lilt a weight equal b> EIGHT TONS, and this can He doubled by an extra man Price from 4W and upwards. . N. SORENBKM, Puter.tpe, Claroville

COOK/IND OAKLEY, Tailors. 27, LiMBION QuAY.„.„,„WEIHHaiOH (Opposito Government buildings,) Our Mono is "CHEAPEST OF TEE BEST,' Oonrtry orders carefully and punctually

OUII DEPOSIT TICKETS CAN BE HAD FROM OUR CANVASSERS AND MR. J. B. INNEB, BOOKSELLER, WILLIS-STItEET, UNTIL THE 31st MARCH, 1894. Wriggkwiih & Binns. In consequence ol a Handbill i3Bued bj a local Photographer, Vtj E BEO 'TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE 'AIM VV will accept Deposit Tickets or Act Other Pnoiooiufiißiis, and that any person tendering one at any of our studios in New Zealand will be entitled to One Dozed Patent Matt-Opal Ttpe CABINET or PHOTOGRAPHS One Dozen Enamelled and, • ONE 15 1 12 ARTIST-FJNISHED OPAL ENLARGEMENT Upon payment of EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS & SIXPENCE OBSERVE -A 15 x 12 OPAt.,noU coarse, rough Bromide, and 15 1 12 is the 81ze of tub Opal, not the Fbame. Tub work we are TORMNoout is, if any thing, surEiiion to our eaufi.es, and wo INTEND TO MAINTAIN OUR TIIESENT STANDARD Wo simply defy anyone in New Zealand to producowork of similar excellence at anything LIKE ME MICE, and CHALLENOE COKunisON with ohb and all.

MINNS VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHOTOgbapheiis, Prize Medaujsts Sydney, Melbodene, and New Zealand, 7, Willis-street, Wellington. 101, Cum'-Ennm, Wehino ioh MILUUD TABLE MAHnFAOIDBBBS, And Sole Makers of the P\TEST CuLD'lltlilßllNO LOW 'ExOKI BIOR' CUHHJON, JIT OTE.—AII our Table* are. made and jji finished aftor tbo.moabapproved Kurdish desiga, and fitted with thick bolted slate beds, covered with best Weßt of England cloth, and all the latest improvements. Intending purchasers would .do well, in considering their own interests, by inspecting tho tabic recently pat up in the Working Men's ; Club.;,' The Low 'ExcoWor,.' .Cußh(on;„runs very fast, ; is noiseless, and is thoonly reliable Ousbion with an almost squaw face manufactured true to angles; and wo challenge our Cushions against any'of those imported. These Cushions can be fitted to any table for the sum of £1616 a. Cloth, Bails, Cues, and every, requisite in etook-at cheapest prices- '. Billiard, Dining Tables, and Bagatelle Tables made to order,