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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7239, 21 August 1902, Page 3

TYRE ECONOMY. GOOD TYRES, T IKE rollncd gold, command a cortiun price. It'e easy onough to got up a Tyro to soil iit an attractivo price. It may lookall right—all Tyres looknliko to tho uninitiated—but tho vitul iwints, tho materials and mothods of construction, will only oorno out in aotual sorvico. Tho value is not pormanont. When you buy CHAMPION Tyros you got an articlo in which materials and methods of construction arc combined, regardloss of any oxponso that would improvo. You aro paying just what such a Tyre is worth—tho lowest prico at which a really good Tyro can bo sold—tho highost prioo you ncod pay in ordor to get tho boat. JENKINSON&CO,Ltd., CYCLE MERCHANTS. Wo aro tho solo sellers of tho favourite RAMBLER BICYCLES, which " aro as good as they look." WE FURNISH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE, duly witnessed, and signed by tho Manager of tho Company. We leave it to a discriminating public to distinguish between these Bicycles and others now on tho market. ■Phono 103. Branch Depot and Repair Station, Lower Qukkn-ktkeet, - Masteiito.n - . FEATHEESTON COUNTY. nnENDERS are invited up to 10 a.m. JL of Wednesday, 3rd September, for tho following works:— Contract 218, Extensive repairs to Waiiiknua Bkidgk. Contract 219, 800 yds metal Taiiaoakoad. Contract 220, 800 yds do. Contract 221, 800 yds do. Specifications may bo scon at tho County Office, Feathcrston ; Mr Cruickshank's oflico, Mastcrton; and Mr Evans' store, Martinborough. G. T. STEWART, Engineer. Featherston, 19th August, 1902. TUB WIASSEY HARRIS IMPLEMENTS ARE THE BEST. THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. ON view at their Mustorton Branch (Mn C. E. DANIELL'S) HARVESTING MACHINERY, I CULTIVATORS, I TURNIP PULPERS, DRILLS, PLOUGHS, SCUFFLEHS, HARROWS and MOWERS. A FULL STOCK OF EXTRAS ALWAYS ON HAND. Intending purchasers can arrange for the Resident Expert (MR T. W. EUTTLE) to interview them. Elliot's Book Arcade MASTERTON, for tho Finest Selection of Bibles and Prayer Books in the Province. Full Stocks of Oxford, Bagshu, Canterbury, and Cambridge editions, at All Prices. DAIRY FARMS, TURAKINA VALLEY, WEST COAST, N.I. mENDBES are invited for— Lease, With on Without Purchasing Clause, of Eight Farms ; Areas from 40 to 200 Aches. Creamery on property; good roads; abundant supply of water. Plans and conditions at offices of Louis Cohen, Esq., solicitor, Marfcon ; Jas. Watt, Esq., solicitor, Wanganui; and at the homestead, Makohau, Turakina. Intending tenderers will be shown over the ground on application at Makohau (4J miles from Turakina Railway Station) on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 11 a.m. Tenders close Ist September. Plans can bo seen at Daily Times Office, or will be forwarded by EDWARD NEWMAN, Makohau, Turakina. Elliot's Book Arcade MASTERTON, for Book-bindino of all kinds, and for Uuubeii Stamps made to any design. THE DIFFERENCE Let between living well and fiflE living poorly is very small if you buy right. The follow P Y who knowsit all is satisfied, E.XA.WHNE but people who are seeking new ideas are willing to learn. YOUR I invite you to call on me, and let me show you how to EYES ! buy Spectacles. There is onlj one glass that willifit It's your^eye properly,and if yon don't get that one glass your FREE I e y e ' s l' a °l e '° be injured. I fit each eye with the proper lense and at tho proper price. HERBERT T. WOOD, Chemist and Optician, • Mastehton. Elliot's Book Arcade MASTERTON, for Photo Frames, Albums, Scrap Books, News Cutting Books, Postage Stump Albums, Jewel Boxes, Work-Boxes, Wooden Desks, Leather Desks, Glassware, and Presents of all kinds. THE GEAR MEAT PRESERVING AKD FREEZING COMPANY OF N.Z., Ltd. Appointment of Stock BuyerSETTLERS arc hereby notified that, in place of Mr Alex. Reside, who has resigned, Mn W. 11. Ar.mvoiiTH has been appointed Buyer for this Company in the North Wairarapa and Hawke's Bay districts. All communications addressed to him, P.O. Box 97, Masterton, will receive prompt and careful attention. j W. H. MILLWARD, ' Managing Director. Wellington, Ist August, 1902. J TO PREVENT MiSREPBE--BENTAT I ON THE GEAR MEAT PRESERVING AND FREEZING CO. OF N.Z., Ltd., notifies settlers that tho Company's charges for handling Sheep and Lambs on Favmcvz' Account and covering cost of Slaughtering, Freezing, Wrapping, Shipping and Freight, are identically the same as those ruling in Canterbury, and stand as under : — ■ FOR MUTTON, gd per lb (three-farthings per lb.) FOR LAMB, 9-10 d per lb (nine-tenths of a penny per lb. The above Charges are tho Winter Rates current during the months of June to November inclusive, and have not been altered for two years. W. H. TRIPE, Secretary