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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4747, 14 June 1894, Page 1

J. (jMHAM & GO, GENERAL MERCHANTS.. Black and Galvanized Fencing Wire, (English and Uontinental Brands); SUpleß ■Galvanized and Plain, Wire Netting, all sizes, Corrupted Galvanized Iron, Medal Brand Roofing for Bh'eds, stables; dairiei, etc., come 3 cheaper than iron, and is fire-proof. Circulars giving full particulars on application. Axes of Matin's, Sharps, The Rata, The Ideal,' and The Grooved makes, American Slashers, Bill Hooka. A L ARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE PROM, AGENClES:—lroperial Insurance Co.; Davis Hewing Machines; Hurst ft Sons Seods; Yates'Seedßi Climax Sheep Deep j Rata Ratigo j Luko'a Ranges, A Large Shipment of American Stoves to arrive for this Season.—Watch our ad, tor particulars, JOHN GRAHAM and CO,, Masterton, Board p) HAVE GONE AWAY 4 m " S" NG DAY ' DDES THE WORK TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC, ASK your BOOTMAKER or STOREKEEPER for the following brands of Boots, as may suit your oase, viz,— KAPAI brand, for strong and general wear G.A.O. brand, for ordinary wear . SSQWNWELT brand, made on hand sewn principle, for best wear FEATHERWEIGHT brand, for evening woar, dancing, etc. Sole Aqbnts pok'North Isund or New Zealahd - MAOKAT, LOGAN, STEEN and Co., AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON, Masterton Slacksmith Is WMrag&t Maanlactaring Ocmpaay, (LIMITED). (Messrs P. and D. Dcnoan, Ohristohurch Messrs Booth, Maodonald & Co., Ohristohurch Messrs Morrow, Basseit & Co,, Ohristohurch Messrs Hoknsbv & Sora ■ Southland Farmers Implement and Engineering Co,; Ltd, And other Colonial Manufacturers, PLOUGHS, liAKROWB, JDEATS, WE rnike the manufacture of Farm Implements a specialty in our works, and kuowing the requirements of the district better than outside makers, we are in a position to supply an article which will meet all the deßires uf pnrohaßers, For Bubli settlers, and thoae with small farms, we are making Single Furrow Ploughs suitable for rough work, being stronger in the boam than imported Ploughs Harrows of all descriptions kept in stock.- We would recommend intending put* ohasers to see our All-Steel Driyen Tine' Harrows before ordoririg any other, Plough repairing a speciality. A largo stock of ploughs always on hand, Steel Shares at Reduced Price. CARRIAGE BUILDING.—Now that Buggies and othor four wheeled vehicles are going out oi date, we are makiogDog Carta and Road Carta a apecial' feature. DAISY OARTB from f.l2los—with Reeves' Patent Shaft Attachment £lB. We can strongly recommend this cart to those who desire a cheap, comfortable and stylish two wheelor, .v ' Price Lists on application, Estimates glvon for all work connected with the trade. GEORGE J. WALLACE) Manager,

m '<? ex j»,z,IhDuBTbIAI gazette. " The blending is entirely alien- ), ded lo by Mr. Nelson himself, I who li a Taslir of great eipei'l' \ ence, and liai bad a special \ training In the art." \ TIMARU HSBALS. % " This Crra deserves the Sujr "ttyorlofallpurchascrsotTca ft a! the article they ofier is L vk superior to anything we \ « have seeninthfsCoJony." IN THE iS> & THOUGH COPIED BYUL j "Mr.Nehon 1 pro fessionai taster ana Blender. PRICES:; 2/, 2/4 2/8 izimia«wiiM6 . *ci AUCKLAND, WE LOT, AGENTS EVERYWHERE.

OPEHIKU NOTICE. MESSRS Plw BROS, DESIRE to inform tho publio, of Masterton and settlers in the surrounding district, that the; will, on and after the 31st of Mtvrph, open tboir MAONIFICBNT NEW BTABIES, The stable contains twenty-six stalls,' six looso boxes, waiting room, and every other convenience, Horses kept by tho day, week, or montV Houses Bought and Sold on Commission. en to saddle and harness, riages on hire by tho hour, d[ay ded to. ' Cabs In Attendance ok 'Aiuiivalof ■ AUiTRAKE. ! and special attention paid to travellers, Hunters and others, desirous, during the boxes, oan now do so by plaoing their horses in the care of v ! . MESSRS PINHEYBROS. E.TINHEY will be found with his carriage in the town. Orders for the train may be left with Mr Eilioit,saddler,or at.: . THE STABLES, ' " management of < J. S. PKHEY. Good Paddocks, Mono: "Evory oivility and attention,"' ' ■ " ' ! A TmlßespictfuUj/,Solicited. COBB & CJU.'H TELEQBAPHIO LINE ■ OF EOYAL MAIL COACHES ■ > ■ •Leaves WOODVILLE for EKETAHONA dally at 9.40 a.m., in time for Wolllngtofl Train, returning from Eketahona daily at 1,80 p.m.,-after.arrival of Train from. Wellington. Fares and Luggage catrieS. "" ' ' ,fes; on this line gt greatly requced ■ rftl Saddlt' Bona, mtggies ai\i Special CWim for Eire at any time, i Tetyram promptly attended to, Pbopbkioiis ,V,.v.'Woodvohs.