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I Barraud and Abraham, j GRAIN, SEED, AND GENERAL MROHA MS", At-SO, WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT?. AUTUMN SOWING. 1898. CLOVERS. CLOVERS. CLOVERS. WE have on hand large stocks of all English Cloyees and Natural Grassks, imported by us direct from the leading English houses. Locally-grown Crested Dogetail and Meadow Foxtail. NOW ARRIVING AND TO FOLLOW : 1,000 sacks Rye. POVERTY BAY, HAWKE'S BAY, CANTERBURY and SOUTHLAND. Old pasture, machined, heavy seed. Quotations and samples on applition. BAREAUD & ABRAHAM. mHE MANCHESTER RIFLES. 1 PARADES FOR MARCH : Thursday, 10th (Company) „ 17th (Government) „ 24th (Government) „ 31st (Company) at 7.30 p.m. It is specially requested that each o£ these parades be attended by all members, in order to be instructed in camp and outpost duties. By Order. GEO. KIRTON, Captain. j TAILOR-MADE GOWNsT TESTIMONIALS : I 'I'iik Countess of RamitukiiY. " 1 libo very much the dreßses you ; have made for me." j The Ootjntess of Glasgow writes— Auckland. 41 The dresses arrived yesterday, ■ and fit very well — wonderful, con- | aidering they were not tried on.. Make me a rough black serge earac as green one sent, as soon as possible." Lady Sioux. "M.y dress is perfecii in every respect, 17 Mrs I). G. Riddiford, Halcombe. 1 " The habit you have made for me iB most satisfactory." Mrs A. F. Boberts, Akaroa. " My habit is a splendid fit." NODINIT& CO., LADIUS' TAILQBB, AtadHGWW . j