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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 330, 2 December 1879, Page 1

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS FOR THE SEASON JUST LANDED EROM ENGLAND AND AMERICA. Wood's world renowned Reapers and Binders ~ Grass Mowing Machines, for one horse % Homsby's Spring Balance six-arm Self-Rake Reapers Hornsby's Combined Reapers and Mowers and mowers only Hornsby's Grass Mowers " Buckeye" American Grain Drills, for all kinds of grain " Ithaca" Broad-cast Gram and Seed Sowers Hand Seed Drills for Gardeners and Farmers Clod Crushers and Land Boilers horse hoes American Com Shelters and Corn Crushers grist mills "Eclipse" WinnoWirig ! Machincs and : oue-horse Threshing Machines Light American H'6rse Hay Rakes Hornsby's Portable Engines with latest improvements Horso-powers and intermediate motions Chaff-cutters, Cheese presses, weighing machines Furse hooks and slasher's; scythe handles, patent scythes, scythe-stones Hayforks, kayrakes, reap hooks Sheep Shears, Turkey Slips, Wool packs, ruddle Steel and iron fencing wire,' Standards and Staples Sheep clip tauks, and Sheep Dip. Full particulars on application to E. ¥. MILLS, HARDWARE MERCHANT, WELLINGTON. EMP ofi I'U, ; M II I SPEIIG & SUMMER SEaSON ! F, W, HALES BEGS to announce to his numerous customers that he is now opening up a complete GENERAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, Suitable for the coming season, which he is showing in TEMPORARY' PREMISES, NEXT TO BANK N.Z., QUEEN-STREET, Prior to removal into new building, which will be COMPLETED EARLY IN NOVEMBER.

"OVELTIBS! NOVELTIES! \ NOVELTIES! FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OF SPUING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES DENOT HOUSE, MASTERTON. W. B ELL Begs to announce having opened his First Shipment of Spring and Summer hove Hies, and will be shewn on SATURDAY, September 13th, Novelties in New Millinery Bonnets in English and French Novelties in Ladieß' new Trimmed Hats in French and English Novelties in Girls now Trimmed Hats in French and English All the new shapes in Ladies' Untrimmed • Hats All the new shiipes in Girls' Untrimmed Hats New French and English Flowers, new Feai thera, new Laces New Bibbons, sew Ornaments, new Fichus, newCapeflets New Fringes, ; new Buchinga, new Satins, new Silks, new Silk Squares New Silk Scarfs, new Bretuie Lace Scarfs in Black and White New Kid Gloves .in one and two buttons new Lace Gloves, new Collars and Cuffs New Hosiery, new Dress Fabrics, new Black Lustres and Lnstrincs, new All-wool New Silk-finish Lustres, new Buttons to match, new Prints, new Corsets, new underclothing The Manchester Department will be found ■well-stocked, and at extraordinary low . prices. ; CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Men and Boys' new Tweed Suit's M„n and Boys'new Galatea Coats, new Sac Coats' Men and Boys' new Blue Vet letian Paget Coats, new Black Cloth Pag et Coats New Galatea Black Cloth Coats, new Tweed Trousers and Vests, new Silk' Coats, new Alpaca Coats' Men and Boys' new Shirts in W Lite Dress Shirts, Oxfords, Harvards, Crimeans, and Regattas New Collars, new Scarfs, and Ties: New Felt Hats, new Leghorn 1 iats, new Straw Hats and Helmets in gr eat variety. New Belts, Braces, &c. In soliciting inspection of the above New Stock, O. begs to say that he is still adhering to the old maxim-" Small Profits and Quick Returns." W. BELL, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER, Dehison House, Masterton. ' TjONALD HcKENZI.E, In returning thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon him, begs to inform the' inhabitant s of Masterton and .surrounding districts, that ho, has procured a stock of timber bu jtable for Coach and : Wheelwright's work, and is now prepared to fulfUany orders for tl aeabove which may be ■entrusted to him. Tl he branch will be under the management of a compctout Wheeliwright. Repairs of any description, Trimming,- Painting, &c ;. will be : executed at the shortest notice, a ad on the most reasona Meterms.i. ■..:';• ; ' 305 WILL have enla prged accomodation for Boarders after the (Jbristmas holidays.'. Un exceptionable' refer 'jeaces given. 2W