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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1671, 5 March 1890, Page 1

IFA.T THEWS & CHALMERS, Jt l> CQ^HB^DEJ&S,, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, ROBB, PI^CE, LAWHESCJS. OEDEfIS EXECUTED FOB BUGGIES, STATION WAGONS, AND 1 SPRING CARTS. 4feniera* and American Waggons. Soad^ F^rja, and Tip Drays— all siiei. iflfllag Tools, Agricultural Implements HoKsxsHoxnro, *o. At Moderate Prices, KHIiMBM SEEDS. MIMMO ASB BLAIR'S W' G^AS&SEEpS. FOR ALL, SOILS, Consisting of Perennial and Italian RyegrasMp, Ooqkffoot Meadow,, . Sheep's, Hard, ani;T§| (^ue9 f ;,TirnLO^hy, i Dogg-la}),, *o. AlldreiMtdwi^v.improved machinery. ENGLISH OLOVEU SEEDS, Conjiitinj of qqw^as^Bed, Alsjke,, White, TwfoiL , Direct, from, our Londpp Agents who purehase-fof us in the beet Seed Markets. Britain. CHOICE. SWJ3>S AND,. OTHER. TIiBNIF' SEEDS, Producing the Heaviest Crops, combined with SppfJOp^Beedbg SEED POTATOES, OfaradingMrieJtiea, •peciaUvjricked.for Seed. VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. Ouß.VtocX of, these, is the Largest.and Most Yawed, in the Colony. Procure Our Illustrated- Catalogue and Gardening Guide for wrfedesv (gAUgpfaß;^ .QxroiAWKS-GirßK ohl ' Axt^lOkTlQS. mpmO AND BLAIB, SBED^^ANaiSI&SBEP.aROWEES __J Dqsspnr. 0088' AND CO.'S LIVEBY STABLES LAWRENCE.. YT&E wish- to intimate to the public that Yr" having taken the above Stables in conleotfcn with" the, Oeacldng Business, every attention will be given to the Management of the^jtible^irhick' will be undew , the, im»edu^supervision of Mr Craig* Hones, Buggies, spare Coaches and Tevms. available. Horses Broken to Saddle and Harness — •ha guarantiee of having them properly aktn. H-OBAIOANDCO., Proprietors. He,O. and... Co. have obtained .thp Hearse. ,»f djE.builtf.by, Mr .Mears, senr., *nd. are , prepared i to. let out on hire at very- moderate, charges. m aiti'a MA S BABNETT : VAfI»H*X&BB, 40., Opposite! the, Court Hou«e, Peel-street, lßQa^ojfeweL^wwwOTW '> Tow* Hawi. ,- Contracts takes and Tenders gnen for Pain iiig, Plumbing, Paperhanging, and Gla^tin in. all branches, GPI3ATLY REDUCED PRICES, "' AT G-, AN B * T» YO V N <*'S» a 88 PI&TOES-BTB.BBT, DUHXDUT, I^ptctoJfco^p,, pace w|% tjbe l p T &gn&. eotnjjg&HQiio in. .trade*, and to, meet^ne, depp§»d(times,.Gr. & T: YOUNG some thre4>mbntb»ago made large and genuine' reductions in" ine f prices of their Gold and Silver rT^jij^ies f r Every ; wajkeh. dnc^^^^^oJii'goAdandfSijvpr,, The. fftlaojjtQ9js<np.w. tJ ojgejc< is.exceptionai. GL;&JTJ'.TcO<UNG have in stock Ladies' and. Gents? Golfl and Silver. Watches'.of every deicriptipp, ' including. Ohr/ono-,. graptfii, J®SP&¥tep fc 'Oenit^.' ..SMpjpff** AdJwHftL ft*« Chronometer*; Kejr&Hi Lev*ft ( »Mi.GeneM.W»tohes, in hunting andLopeii'faoed oases. They would call* ■pewafr attention /to their new Gold Half Chronometer, Watches, which are, unsa^'. I^PiliWWS' tW*°PPJ D & **#, •«& not Jjoj&.toafcJiß, *Q Awwwwwrt Hum an, •rdw^ry Levar. Ihshghoh Rbj» | *ctitj4j j t. Invited. G. AND T. YOJJNGr, A§njgi& "W^tch k qlpps,:makees, dukxdin. Bkawohes at Timartj akd Oamasp. - ■'" "'"%■ O T I O E. - GRAim GRAIN! GRAIN WE, the undersigned, beg r to, intimate to .' the Settlen of the Toapeka District that we have secured commodidpt premjtes. in Mjptejs^rfp^and are no^Ma^y.to'receivp, all kjodftfOf Ghfajn and Produce either lor sal or stoxsg* Any business, entrusted to our care wiU receive, prompt andcar^f»l i at^nf,iop and 'in, all oases, where pouible goods . will be •old,on.traoks, thus avoiding storage, receiving and delb;e r ry charges. Considering we an not •tr» n ff i to tna district,, and. having 1 had considerable experience in the Grain; and Produce busine.sv we, oonf dently, •olic^th^ support of the Tuapeka Settlen. MOSITZON AHOPKIN, ffrjfj.ntitt^ GBAIN * PBODI7CE AGENTS 'Man^itreeJ, :Doj?oiiii..: Doj?oiiii..