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Waipawa Mail, Volume 2, Issue 133, 20 December 1879, Page 4

STotlci OCHUTHE begs to inform the * • K 3 public that he has commenced baldness as f’ABVER, GILDER, AND PICTUREFRAME MANUFACTURER, In the premises next to Messrs Hoadley and Lyon, IN EMERSON STREET, NAPIER. A large stock of framed and unframcd Oleographs and Lithographs on hand, also Mouldings. Oil Paintings Cleaned and Varnished. All kinds of WOOD CARVING executed with neatness, and at moderate price. T. SCHUTIIE, my 17 3m Emerson Street Napier. NOTICE. TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, AND SETTLERS GENERALLY. LEX. JONES WAIPUKURAU, In thanking his many customers for their very liberal patronage in the past, would l»eg to draw attention to the large and varied stock of Implements he has now on hand and for sale at reduced prices. Owing to the great success and consequent great demand on my now famous FIRST-PRIZE THREE-WHEEL PLOUGHS, I have not as yet been able to keep a large stock on hand, tut parties ordering early can rely on being supplied at the earliest possible date ; and having just manufactured a Double-furrow Plough convertible into a Single, can confidently recommend it to those that have both rough and smooth land to plough. The grand feature in this plough is lightness of draught and great strength combined. Although light enough for two horses, strong enough for four. IMPLEMENTS ON HAND AND FOR SALE— First Prize 3-wheel Ploughs, single and double furrow (own manufacture) Baker’s Surprise Steel Double-furrow Ploughs Davey and Sleep’s One-way Hillside Turnover Climax Ploughs, both Single and Double-furrow, newest pattern Ploughs, Single and Double-furrow, by other makers Subsoil, or any other form of plough, made on the premises Harrows; Diagonal, Iron (own manu facture) Ilnrrows, Howard’s Zig Zag and Chain Drag Harrows, for using where it is too rough to plough (own make) Bullock Drays, Horse Drays, Carts with and without springs, made to order. Several second-hand Carts and Ploughs will be sold cheap, suitable for small bush fanners, being light and strong. Apply early. Agent for Baker’s Surprise Steel Ploughs A. JONES, Waipukurau, Hawke’s Bay. P ARRIVED ER CELEANO, FROM LONDON—--8 superior old Whisky 2 Pcasks Dark Brandy 2 j-casks Port Wine 2 4-casks Sherry. NEWTON & JOHNSON, General Merchants, my2l tf Waipawa. J. B. Y ERN O N , ENGINEER, DICKENS STREET, NAPIER. Steam and Water laid on. Conservatories, Green Houses, Dwelling Houses, &c\, fitted with Hot Water Apparatus on the most approved and economical principle. Baths and Lavatories fitted up. Agricultural Implements and all sorts of Machines fitted and repaired. Boiling Downs fitted with the newest improvements. All kinds of Plumbing executed. ap!9 tf s M. R. MILLER, TOCK AND STATION AGENT, Has for Sale— SHEEP STATIONS, Of various extent, and FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, Stocked and unstocked, in the Provinces of Auckland, llawkes’ Bay, Wellington Canterbury, and Otogo. For particulars apply fat the Office, Browning-street, Napier. RAMS FOR SALE— Lincoln Leicester Cotswold sel4-12m All first-class flocks. Merino G EOKbE S CAKFE ’ Having reopened the Grocery Warehouse in Hastings Street, Napier, as a readymoney business, country settlers will find it to their advantage to make a call when in town, and compare prices. Articles are marked in plain figures, which can be seen at a glance on entering the establishment. Orders of larger than ordinary quantities are treated at wholesale rates. English Farm and Vegetable Seeds, warranted. Depot for New Zealand-made Brushware, quality better value than imported goods. Duiry Produce of all kinds received, and full value remitted. Arniugoments