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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4729, 25 May 1894, Page 1

I J. GRAHAM & CO. [ GENEEAL MERCHANTS. Black and Galvanized Fonolng Wire, (English and Continental Brands), Staple, Gttlvftmzod and Plain Wire Netting all aizoß, Oorrnsjated GaWanlzodlron, and is fire-proof. Ci Mann's, Sharps, The Slashers, Bill Hooks. A LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. «A ( ! El^' 1 1 E ?S" I ? lpS j!?- 1 In" 1 ™ 1 " 00. ; Davis Rowinjr Machines ; Harat & Sou Seeds j Yatos Seeds i Climax Shoep Deep ; Rata Ranjjo j Luke's Ranges. A Lurjre Shipment of American Stoves to arrrye for il»ls Neason Watch our ad. for particulars. SEtf-RAISING* Uin TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC, KAPAI brand, (or strong and general wear 0.A.0. brand, for ordinary Wear S td WW WELT brand, uwda on Laud sown principle, for boiit wear fKA.X< JtXIS JR W32ICJ JUT brand, for ovonlnpf woar, dancing, oto. Sow: Aqrhtb foii North Island op New Zealahd . MACKAY, LOGAN, STEEN and Co., AtOKLAND AND WELLINGTON. Magteste Blacksmith ft-VlwelwriAt Majrafaotunag Company, (limited,. (Maura P. and D. Dunoan, Ohriatohuroh Meagre Booth, Maodonald & Co., Ohriatohuroh Messrs Moebow, Babskti & 00., Ohriatohuroh Messrs Hobnbby & Sons Southland Farmers Implement and Emjiueerlnir Co • Ltd And other Colonial Manufacturers. PLOUGHS, HAMKOWB, .DRAYS*. WE make the manufacture of Farm Implement* a specialty in outworks and „ fa ku^ 1,1 S th6re r ir9monta of *e diatooc batter than ontsidomSwe and those with amall farms, we are matins Sin«lo Furrow H~ a BUl f ta n e , for ™? h being strong in the bean, than imported PJonX lZr?\ ° ! a " k ? P^ n atock - Wa wonld """amend Intending pVn-. Plough repairing; a speciality. A larfie stock of ploughs always on hand. Steel fgjuores at Beduoed f <rfcs. CARRIAGE BUILMNG.-Now that Bugles and other four wheeled vehiclee are *£»« out rt d«* « are ™kiu e Do B Carta and Road Carta * feature DAibY CARTS from JUS 10j_wrth Reeves' Patent Shaft Attachment £lB a Tyhrtr^e y olT mmend thlß *"* to th ° Se Wh ° d ° Bire a ° hMp « -"'fortaWe and Price Lists on application. Estimated given for all work connected with the trade mi: mm grocer foe IWT\ THOUGH COPIED BY <^LL H,Z.ISDtISTEIAL GAZETTE. , "Tha blenrflnij » onlirsW mt«n- ---* ded (0 by Mr. Nelson himself, 'lO ti 1 Tnslt r of craat nco, and has had a training In (bo mi." TIMABU HEBALB. 1 "Thljfirmi* 8/4*4/PURE BLENDED TEAS, AUGKUhD, WE LINTON, CKRIBTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.

OPENING NOTICE. MESSRS pWhEY BROS. ~ to inform the public of Master- * ton and settlers in the surrounding district, that ihoy will, on and after the 3lat of Match, open tboir 1 MAGNIFICENT HBW ETABLXS. The stable contains twenty-six stalls, sis loose boxes, waiting room, and every other convenience. Horses kept by the day, week, or month, at reasonable charges. Houses Bonanx add Bold on Coannssios. Horses broken to saddle and harness. Landau carriages on hire by the hoar, day or week j hooded, single and double buggies, gigs, etc All telegrams and loiters promptly attended to. OaBS I» AtTENDAHCS ON AjIBIVAIiOF all Trains. and special attention paid to travellers. Hunters and others dosirons, during the ow do so by placing their horsosjin the care ol MESSRS PINHEY BEOS. Those stables are not to bo equalled in tbo Wellington province, H. PINHEY will bo found with his carriage in tho town. Orders for tho train may bo loft with Mr Kuioxt, saddler, or at THE STABLES, losito Ocoldentsl Hotel), 'The iiVery Department will be undo* tho management of J. 8, PINHEY. Good Faddooks. Motto s "Every civility attention." ' A TtUd ttttpectftiUy Solicited, iOBB * CU.'H TELEGBAPHIO LIHE J OF KOYAL MAD, COAOHEB Leaves WOQDYILLE for EKETAHUNA dally at 0.40 a.m., in time for Wellington Train, returning from Ekeiahdsa daily at 1.80 p.m., after arrival of Train from Wx&uhoxon. Fareß and Luggage carried' on this Una at greatly reduced rates. Saddle jJßtows, £vggiea and Special Ov&chtt for. Bin at any time. Tttegram* promptly attended to.' fm, Buter & Oo gBOMUSECOBB Woosvehb -- gg«nis for Tao3.oooH & Bon