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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 6115, 17 December 1898, Page 4

J. 0. EWINGTON, Waipoua Coach Factory and Cycle Mart, (JDKBN-81'BRKT, MASIKKTOD. Bargains--2 now Traps 1 s,b. Rustio 2 b.li, (jigs 3 s.fa. Buggies G a.b. Traps 1 Spring Dray 8 Expresses 2 Tip Drays 8 filnglo I'louglia 1 d.f. Plough 1 now Buggy 1 Waggon otto 2 limber and Body Waggons Spring Trap and Harness, 1 3-lon Bprlng Brake, 1 2-ton spring Drake 1 Horsepower Cbatfoutter and Intermediate oompleto, 2 Stump Eitraotors (for sale or hire) Wrigloy's patent, FOB SALE, CHEAP—B-horao Engino and vJoinbino with Elevators complete ready lor tbreshing. Terras can bo Cycles on Hire ! For Balo-Sccond-hand Bioyoles, Bicycle Lamps, Ms, oto, EXCHANGES MA];E. Vbmcixs Sold on Timb Payments, IIOKBE-SUOIiM A SPECIALITY, ATALANTA CYCLE DEPOT, Cycles repaired and all parts supplied. iJHE BLACKSMITH 00. SUPPLIES AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS "Zealandia" Woolpress "Cockatoo" Woolpress ENUIfiEEHINtr WORKS AND FACTOEY— Perry-st., IVlasterton. ( thi all mi M ei k b k ti li s V v IVlasterton Coach and Carriage Factory, PLACE your orders with us and wo will undertake to givo you satisf action, Our motto is: "Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty, 11 Just received direct irom tho Manufacturer a consignment of all kindß of CARRIAGE HAIIDIVAUE, TRIMMINGS, LAMPS, ETC, Wo manufacture the most popular styles of Vehicles, All kinds of General Smith's Work oxoeutod, Puioes and Diura on Appuoatios. Agents for tho— WALTER A. WOOD REAPERS AND BINDERS AKD GENERAL HARVESTING MACHINERY WHICH ABB THE VEltl' DZST I'HOCDIUDLS, THOS. WAGG & CO. Queen-street, Masterton. CRITERION CARRIAGE FACTORY. HALL-STBKET, MASTERTON HIGHEST class Vehicles at lowest prices, Pleasure Carts £l6 Rustic Carts £2O Best valuo in the trade. See them beforo purchasing elsewhere. Wm. REEVES, manager, I HEREBY give nouco thai I have this day sold my interest in tbo Blacksmith business that I have hitherto carried on in Queen-street, Mastcrton, to Mn Leokabd Fuller. Tbo horse-shooing department will he still under my charge and patron i may rely on having shoeing carried out in a professional manner. All accounts owing to mo can be paid at tho office of Messrs'Pinhoy Bros,, or at tbo establir 1 - ment of Mr Fuller. 11. ANDIIJ3W IN connection with the above I respect' fully request tho patronage hitherto bestowed by tho publio on Mr Andrew's well-known Blacksmith and Farrier's establishment and to notify that all branches of tho business will bo carriod on in an un-to-dato manner, H. L, FULLER, Masterton ist June, 1898, A. CHISHOLM, (Late Iniifljcr JJktailli Company), Coachbuilder, Writer and Decorator. HAVING commenced business ns above I would respectfully solicit the patronage of my friends and the general public. Confident that my long residonco in the Wairarapa, together with tho class of work undertaken and completed by me, should bo a sufficient guarantee that all orders, with which I may bo entrusted, will bo finished in a stylo that will ensure a largo amount ol public patronago. Address: A, CHISHOLM Abjoisixo E. McEwen, Implement Maker, .Queen-street, Masterton.

W. CRABTREE & SONS, Engineers and boiler-makers, IRON AND BIUBS I'OUNDBBB, ore prepared to supply every description of DAIRY AND SAWMILL MACHINERY at vory low prices. A largo slock ol now and second-hand MACHINERY AND ENGINES now on band. EVA-STREET, WELLINGTON, (OS Tarimaki-placeJ,

FOUND AT LAST! rPHE moat simple, powerful, and cheapos WooLfBESs ever put on the market A paragon of simplicity is E, McEwen'b "VICTOR" WOOLPRESS. It will bo a boon to the small as well as to tho largest sheepfarmer. It has no expensive gear to get out of order, and it iB so simple that it can be worked by a child. Call and see it at work on the premises ol the patentee. E. McEWEN, The Old Smithy, MASTERTON. WOOL-PRESS. WIUGLEY'S PATENT. riIESTED by exports and declared to be 1 the BEST AND SIMPLEST TRESS ovormade, PlilOE—£l2, F. H. WItIGLEY, Patentee, Or, E. WELCH, Blacksmith. Jlastorton, PUBLIC SHEEP DIP. Fll, WOOD it. SON'S remind settlers. « that under the amended Stock Act the dipping season commences on tho Ist January and extends to the illst March. They also Iwvo pleasure in announcing that, for the convenience of settlors, sheep-farmers mid dealers they have had erected lit their Taratiihi-Caiterton Sale Yards a PUBLIC SHEEP DIP, built on the latest principles with 50 feet concrete swim, and have arranged with the proprietors of Mutton's famous Sheep Dip, through the N.Z.L. and M. Agency Co., Ltd., whose Dip they propose using, for an expert to attend the first dipping, and give instructions in properly mixing the Dip, etc. Prices for dipping including attendance of one man at yards 10$ per 103 sheep: 5s for 50 or any fractional part of 50 less 10 percent discount on all fees paid at time of dipping, and 15 per cent, discouut on all mobs of 1000 or over. F, 11. WOOD A SONS, Auctioneers and Stock Salemcn. NOTICE. JJUIiING tho erection of NEW my STORE I will carry on my business In temporary premises CLOSE TO MY OLD STORE, in Chapel-street, GEORGE HERON.