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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4707, 1 May 1894, Page 1

J. GRAMS :& co. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Black and Galvanized Fenolng Wire, (English and Continental Brande),.Btaplea Galvanized and Plain', Wire Netting, all sizes, Corrugated Galvanized Iron, Medftl Rmnrl IWinn fm. oharl. .t.hU J.W. '.„ ..„.. .U..„». »!,.„ :. ' and 18 fire-proof.. Citoulars giving full partioulara on application, Axeaof I • M.««'. si,.™. <iwT»; k . im,„ M,.i ..j.ii. «-,,.// _.i.. 1( AmerioaD A LARGE STOCK 10 OfIOOSE FROM. , n , j&Som Seeds; Yatea' Seeds ; Climax Sheep Deep'; :Rata Range j Luke's Ranges. A Larue Shipment of American Stoves to arrive tor tins Meason.—Watch our nd.ior particulars, JOHN GRAHAFaiidCO., Masterton, TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC, ASK your BOOTMAKER or STOREKEEPER for the folknring branda of Boots, as may suit your case, viz.— G.AC. brand, for ordinary wear SEWiNWEIiT brand, made on hand sewn prinoiple, for best wear FEATHERWEIGHT brand, for evening wear, danoiug, etc. Sow Agents tor North Isukd of New Zeauhd -' MACKAY, LOGAN, STEEN and Co, AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. 1 (LIMITED). (Messrs P, and D, Duncan, Ohristohurch v •. Messrs Boom, Maodonald & Co., Ohristohurch Messrs Morrow, Basseti* Co,, Ohristohurch Messrs Hornsby & Sons Southland Farmers Implement and Engineering Oo.j Ltd, And other Colonial Manufacturers, PLOUGHS, HARROWS. DRAYS. WE make the manufacture of Farm Implements a specialty in our works, and I knowing the requirements of the district; better than outside makers, we' are in a position to supply an artiole which will meet all the desires of purchasers. For Bush settlers, and those with small farms, we are making Single Furrow Plouehu suitable for rough work, being Btronger in the beam than imported Ploughs Barrows of all descriptions kept in stock. Wo would recommend intending pui> chasers to see our All-Steel Driven Tine Harrows before ordering any other. Plough repairing a speciality, A large stock of ploughs always on hand. Steel Shares at Reduced Price. OABBIAGE BOILDIN«.-Now that Buggies and other four whoeled vehicles are going out ot date, we are making Dog Carts and Boad Carta a special feature i -• DAISY CARTS from £l2 lOs-with Beeves' Patent Shaft Attachment £lß,l We can strongly recommend this cart to those who desire a cheap, comfortable and stylish two wheeler, Price Lists on application. Estimates glvon for all work connectod with the trade GEORGE J. WALLACE, Manager. 'I ask' You mo l 111 MIL. COPIED BYUL N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. " The blending is entirely alienNed to by Mr. Nelson himself, who is3Tastir of great eipcl- :, and hu had a special ning in the art," TiHAHU itEHALD. "This firm deserves the Si.?le they ofier is 9 anything ive have seen in IhiiCcJony." PRESS. i" Mr.Nelson i; proPRICES i 2/- 2/4 \W 3/PORE BLENDED TEAS,' MJCW, WE II ■ GTON, (HRISTGHURGH, DUNEQIN, AGENTS. EVERYWHERE,

SHEEP SIP. AGENTS: . LEVIN & Co., Wellington. SUB-AGENTS, MASTERTON: ' LOWES & lOJRNS. Sold in five gallon drums at C/- per gallon and in forty gallon casks at s|o per gallon, First award World's Fair Chicago, 1893, Medal and Diploma for Liquid and Powdor Dip. Tho following is a copy of a testimonial ro« coived from Me, H, Doddino, breeder of the famous "Riby Grovo" Flock of Lincolnshire Sheep, MESSRS'QUIBELL BROTHER, Newark, Dear Sirs,—l havo continued using your Dip upQniny prize 6beep 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 Digs upon tk Pr'm tikep at the, ffllicajo Mioid'on. A portion of these sheep also gained first prizes at the.ROYALOHESTER'and many other Shows, and their wool was considered SUPERB. Yours faithfully, (Signed) RDuddino. Riby Grove, December 9ih, 1893, QUIBELI/S DIP, LIQUID. AND POWDER. NEW .VEGETABLE & FLOWER / SEEDS OF'ALL AGENTS. Ask our-Agents for Illustrated Catalorao . JOHN GRAHAM & CO, r • GEORGE JOHNSTON, '■' . (lateE.Feist) \-: / Queen 5trew..;,,,,..;'.;. ..Masix^om