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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4700, 20 April 1894, Page 1

■Clover, Grasses, and Forage Plants. s^enUraS^f 68 l ° b ° hed Clowylhite Clover, Me, Cowgrass, Trefoil, Timothy, Crestea Dogstail, Meadow Fescue, Hard Fescue, Sheep's Fescue, Lucerne, Rape, Sheep's Parsley. )Vo make quality out iirat consideration, buy in the cheapest market, anil sell at tW minimum profit . woll know that seeds lit low prices therefore low aerminating power ate dear £oropurcbosm Ur iu3 P eot!D 8 °UR QUALITY and getting OUR PRICES, beJ. GRAHAM & CO. u&tM TRADEMARK BIS 48AND ARE OUR DAILY JDV TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC, ASK your BOOTM&KER or STOREKEEPER for the following brands of Boots, as may suit your case, viz.— KAPAI brand, for Blrong and general wear G.A.C. brand, for ordinary wear SBWJNWELT brand, made on hand sewn principle, for best wear FEATHERWEIGHT brand, for evening wear, danoing, eto. Sole Agents fob Nobth Isdand ,of New Zealand - MACKAY, LOGAN, STEEN and CO., AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. Masteries. Blacksmith & Wheelwright Maaufastuyiag Company, /Mobaro P, and D. Ddnoan, Ohristohurch Messrs Booth, Macdmum & Co., Ohriatchuroli AGENTS FOR ■] JJ ess ™ Mokb °w, Basbett & Co., Christchuroh Southland Farmers Implement and Engineering Co.; Ltd. \ And other Colonial Manufacturers. PLOUGHS, HARROWS, DRAYS, W M&lw the manufacture of Farm Implements a specialty in our works, and ' \ kll °™ n g the repirsmonts of. tho district better than outside makera, we arc in a position to supply an article which will meet all the desires of purchasers. J) or Bush settlers, and- those with small farms, we'are making Binele Furrow Ploughs suitable for rough work, being Btronger in the beam than imported Ploughs Harrows of all descriptions kept in atock. Wo would recommend intending pui* ohaßers to ace our All-Steel Dnyen Tine Harrowß bofore ordering any other. Plough repairing a speoulity. A large stock of ploughs always on hand. Steel Shares at Reduced Price.i CARRIAGE BUILDING.—Now that Buggies and othorfour wheeled vehicles aregomg out ot date, weare makingDogOartsand Boad Carta a special feature. DAISY CaRTS fcom f.1210s- Wl th Reeves" Patent Shaft Attachment £lB, We can strongly recommend this cart to those who desire a cheap, comfortable and stylish two wheeler. Price Lists on application, Estimates given for all work connected with the trade. GEORGE J* WALLAOE, Manager, mm for JStiJSf m The pfws N.Z, INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE ," The blending is entirely attonI ded to by Mr. Nelson Bimself ft who is a Taster of great eiperi n ence, and has had a' special % ttatainginlheart." \ TIMAEU HERALD, X " This firm deserves tin so HSUSC THE port of all purchasers of Tea is the article they oiler is is the article they oiler is superior .to anything we bave seen in ihlsColony." & "Mr.Nelson \i \ pro 0# THOUGH COPIED BY HL i fessionil taster and Blender. PRICES! 2/- 2/4 .2/8 izmi.SMMUS ierlo, ml AGENTS EVERYWHERE.

QVIBELL'S SB SIP. AGENTS I LEVIN" & Co,, Wellington, SUB-AGENTS, MASTERTON: lowes & ioens. First award World's Fair Chicago, 1893, Modal and Diploma for Liquid and Powder „ —„ re. ccivod from Mb. n, Dodmso, breeder of the famous "Itiby Grovo" Floct of Lincolnshire Sheep. MESSES QUIBELL BROTHER, Newark. Dear Sirß,—l havo continued using your the best results, as to growth of wool, killing filth, and keeping «£[ the Maggot Fly. As previously stated I used your Dips upon the Prix Skep at the (Jimp khibition. A portion of these sheep also gained first prizes at the lIOYAL CHESTER and many SUPERB. Yours faithfully, ' (Signed) H.DuDMsa. lfiby Grove, December 9th, 1893, '• QUIBELL'S DIP, LIQUID. AND POWDER. EW VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL AGENTS. JOHN GRAHAM 4 CO, GEORGE JOHNSTON (late E, Feist). Quepn Btre«3,M,.,.,.,i.M.iii..MAKrxßxoK