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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 21 July 1888, Page 1

Ploughing , Discing and Harrowing , at one Operation hy HOWARD’S O.L. SINGLE & DOUBLE PLOUGHS 'mmz 22f§ RD$ CHIU* *o*o ' Vy ■ •';:. v THE O.L. PLOUGH may be seen at work at Mu HODSON’S, Close to the Boga Factory. Mr SUTHERLAND’S, Close to the Cemetery. ttte lIAYE St vi all available of these, and are now Booking Orders for next Season. YV SINGLE O.L. £6 10s. DOUBLE O.L. £l7 Os Cost of Shares for these Ploughs only Gd. HOWARD STEERAGE 2 FURROW. TTTINNER OF CHAMPION CUP OF NEW ZEALAND. Competed at NINE MATCHES in New Zealand, WINNING NINE SPECIAL FIRST, and NINE OTHER PRIZES last Season. r- .vZ t:e?f LE fTrhbw '* ffiF. SHI LOUGH ST 77i 4<r> & UPERIORITY OVER OTHERS—-ni-miidit PlouHis for Size and Strength in New Zealand. „ T _ T „, , , Beams ind’Ke of SOLID BEST WROUGHT IRON. NO BOLTS OR gNUTS to work loose WHEEL COULTERS with either ROUND or FLAT Standards. _ Wheel Coulters with LONG BOSSES AND CHILLED AXLLB to give (iunibihty Patent WHEELS with HILLiiD AXLEo and BOSSES and PAIEINT DIRIjE will last out two ordinary wheels. O CAST IRON about Ploughs. OLUDER, HOUGH 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. CHARLES EARP & COMPANY. SOLE AGENT?! FOR MARLBOROUGH.

Public Notice. HAYING- Purchased the Good Will of the Butchering Business in the Estate of J. M‘Kenzie and Co, and also taken the shop lately occupied by them I beg to inform their late customers and the public generally, that the business will be curried on as usual, under' the supervision of Mr J. M‘Benzie, and trust by selling Meat of the Primest Quality, at Prices as advertised by the lato firm, to still receive the patronage so liberally bestowed upon them. W E SIMMONDS, Family Butcher. Kaituna Saw Mill, jyrESSBS THOMPSON & NEES having started the above Mill, are prepared to supply Sawn Timber at Lowest Market Bates. All Orders executed with despatch. THOMPSON & NEES, Proprietors ALES C. LESLIE. Tinsmith, Plumber, an n (fito n-Q. 4-4~ f CLyiXt v I'Oi • WV YT FVP * cj tr * i r -- fj U, HUH STREET. ©X,EN H E I M

HAVELOCK MAIL COACH THE Havelock MAIL COACH will leave as under : BLENHEIM FOR HAVELOCK: Every Tuesday and Friday, at 10 30 a.m. arriving in Havelock about 3.30 p.m. HAVELOCK FOR BLENHEIM : Every Monday and Thursday, at a.m., arriving at Blenheim about 2 p.m. All parcels must be fully ad~ dressed,and passengers are requested to book as early as possible, CLARK & PICKERING, Mail Contractors. VALUATION. THE Undersigned is prepared to make Yaluationa in any part of the Provincial District, having had experience extending over several fears in valuing land end other pro pert? WILLIAM DOUSLIN ONAMALUTTJ SAWMILL rsnilE abovo Mill is now erected 1 on land selected by A. P. Seymour, and all orders will receive the best attention _of the Proprietor, who desires to give satisfaction in Price and Uuuiity, and thus retain old customers and | supply new ones. | Timber dressed to order | supplied to any part of the tried. Address : 0. vy i LIT it, Onaiuahitu, via lionwiek. NOTICE. rfi H e Undersigned is a Cash j_ Purchaser of 'Wool, Hides, Sheep Skins, Ac, Highest prices given d. RAxNER Southsido Biynh&im

THOMAS’. fCAEBOLISED SHEEP-DIPPING SPECIi'IC bo obtained from the Various Agents throughout i>ew Zealand, at tbc following Prices . £5 per Drum, making 1500 gals. 15s per Tin, making 225 gallons. 10s per Tin, ir iking 150 gallons. This alleiation from old Stylo of Selling at per pound is highlv favorable to buyers, and dates rrom Ist July, 18 b 7. HOLMES & BELL,