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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 4 June 1888, Page 1

Ploughing , Discing and Harrowing, at one Operation by HOWARD’S O.L. SINGLE & DOUBLE PLOUGHS W'% -fj D £ CHB> HiK &rV> SvjvsA'. TIIE 0. L. PLOUGH may be seen at work at Mu HODSON’S, Close to the Boga Factory. Me FUTHEIi LAND’S, Close to the Cemetery. w E HAVE 3-' all available of these, and are now Booking Orders for next Season. SINGLE OX- £6 10s. DOUBLE OX. £l7 Os. Cost of Shares for these Ploughs only (3d. HOWARD STEERAGE 2 FUBBOW. W INNER OF CI-IA PI ON CUP OF NEW ZEALAND. Competed at NINE MATCHES in New Zealand, WINNING NINE SPECIAL FIRST, and NINE OTHER PRIZES last Season. TJ '“coToni'st hlouch !7WC — "TT" ~32£§f le x,' furrow JsD Sk / v> m mm SUPERIORITY OYER OTHERSLightest Draught Ploughs for/ Size and Strength m N cw /maland Beams and Frame of SOLID BEST WROUGHT IRON. NO BOLTS OR NLP to work loose WHEEL COULTERS with either ROUND or FLAT StmuH'd: Wheel Coulters with LONG BOSSES AND CHILLED AXLES to give durability. Patent WHEELS with CHILLED AXLES and BOSSES and PATENT DIRT EXOnUDER, will last out two ordinary wheels. NO CAST IRON about Toughs. PLOUGH SHARES and Wearing Parts in plenty, to suit Howard’s Ploughs, and made by Howard to . .suit Duncan’s, Reid and Gray’s and other makers. HIT 13 /I RP Mr TP A T A In 3 J B 0 w Vc 1) M SOLE ALEUTS FOE HABIgQBOMI-I.

HAVELOCK MAIL COACH THE Havelock MAIL COACH will leave as under ; BLENHEIM FOB HAVELOCK : Every Tuesday and Friday, at 10.30 a.vn. arriving in Havelock about 3.30 p.ra. HAVELOCK FOR BLENHEIM: Every Monday and Thursday, at a.m., arriving at Blenheim about 2 p.m, All parcels must bo lully ad« dressed,and passengers are requested bo book as early as pcnsiblo, CLARK & FICKLE/.NO, Mail Contract. /r» VAIaJATION. THE Undersigned is prepared to make 'Valuations in any part of the Provincial District; having had experience extending over several fears in valuing land si ad other property WILLIAM DOUSLIN SUMMER GOODS J. B, PI6OTT. \ n ;LOT-HIER AND IjENEKA Draper. TJAS JUST Opened up a Larg Stock ox S.-i 'Ui %JijU Li'rJ Calicoes, Flannels, Sheet; g, Shirtings, Holland.'-, llress Material etc-, Men's and Bovs' Clothing Hats, Scarfs, Shirts, Coil, etc. NSPKCITON INVITED

TJAYINGr Purchased the Good i Xi. Will of the Butchering Uiisi- ! ness in the Estate of .T. M‘Kendo i and Co, and also taken the shop lately occupied by them I beg to inform their late customers and tlio public generally, that the business will be carried on as usual, under the supervision of Mr J. McKenzie, and trust by selling Meat of the Primest Quality, at Prices ns advertised,} -y the.late firm, to still re- ! ceive the patronage so liberally bestowed upon them. W E SIMMON.D3, Family Butcher. Meet the Times ME SS R 8 EAR L L and M‘KENZI£ have reduced j ther ' Firewood , To the following Prices j. v'h vnOu , d fees length* 2k< per cord | 2 feet . . /.7s ~ , “Ihcrt length . dxz „ i , . otic per Ton 15 per cent will be charged ii i looked. Oats, Chad, ami Brno p.lwava ou land. Oats crushed at 4ci r' busheL : Eaiimiu Saw Mill. IJESSPS THOMPSON & NLEB j having start? d the above Mill, are j prepared io supply CH.vn Timber : jat Lowest Market Pates, fill Orders executed with despatch. •j UOIuPSON k PEES, Irourgdors,

y fT.'M m CARBOLISED [SHEEP- DIPPING SPECIFIC be obtained from tbe Yarions Agents throughout In ew Zealand, at the following Prices. £5 per Drum, making 1500 gals. I 15s per Tin, making 225 gallons. | 10s per Tin, ir rking 150 gallons. 1 i This alteration from old' Style of I i Belling ai pm t mnd ?« highi? favorable to buyers, and i dates troin Ist July, 1837. i HOLMES & B'^LL, Agents.