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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7556, 4 September 1903, Page 4

Land and Produce. JX)R PRIVATE~SAL¥. 10 ACBE Seotion, with 4-roomed dwelling and outbuildings, Upper Plain. 10 ACRE Section, dwelling 7 rooms, stable, dairy and other outbuildings, all totara, Upper Plain. 16 ACRES, Upper Plain, with two sheds thereon. Apply— LOWES & IORNS, Limited, Auctioneers. J # D. CRtJICKSHANK & CO., LTD., GENERAL MERCHANTS. PaBBT-BTIiET, • - - MaSTBBTOS. We have received our shipments of Canterbury EARLY SEED POTATOES. EARLY ROSE FLUKES BEAUTY OF HEBRON ABUNDANCE WHITE ELEPHANT UP-TO-DATE ' Also—Forgan and Sons' GOLF CLUBS and BALLS. Fop Sale—Seed Oats, Barley, Wheat and Grass Seeds. AGENTS I N.Z. ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. P. & 0. STEAMSHIP CO. JjIVIN & CO., LIMITED, GENERAL MERCHANTS, STOCK andSTATION AGENTS, (JUKBH-BIBEET, MASTEBTON. STATION REQUISITES at lowest rates. FULL STOCKS BEST BRANDS WINES AND SPIRITS. CASH BUYERS OF GRAIN AND PEODUCE. Agdnta Liverpool, and London and Globe Insurance Company. G. 0. SUMMERELL, Branch Manager. AGRICULTURAL MANURES. fTIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. ia prepared to supply as follows, on truoke, Wellington :— Root Manure—s£<* per Ton. ANALIBIS — Trioaloic Phosphate 32 per oent., NitrogenAmmonia 5 per cent. Bone Dust— £s 5s per Ton. ANALYSIS — Trioaloi Phosphate 42 per cent., NitrogenAmmonia 5 per cent. Lawes' Superphosphate — £5 Ss per Ton. ANALYSIS — Soluble Phosphate 34 to 38 per cent, (minimum guaranteed) In original bage. Thomas' Phosphate—£4. 15s per Ton. ANALYSIS — Tribaoia Phosphate 44 to 45 per oent. Guano—£3 15s per Ton. ANALYSIS — Tribaoio Phosphate 36 to 40 per oent. Kainlt—£4 5s per Ton. ANALYSIS — Potash-Sulphate of Potash 23 per cent. Special mixtures can be made to suit Farmers, and are only mixed on receipt _of orders, thereby ensuring their running easily through the drills. Farmers' Favourite Drill. And all Farm and Station Stores and requisites. Company's Offices, WeLHNOTON, MABTERTON AND PAHIATOi. JOHN ARTHUR, Manager. WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES. HJURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., WELLINGTON hold FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALES of above. Special Attention Given io Classification Prompt return?. WOOL AND SKIN AUCTIONS. JjEVIN & Cα, LIMITED hold regular FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALES ' in Wellington, of WOOL, SHEEP-SKINS, RABBIT-SKINS TALLOW, HIDES, and all station RAW PRODUCTS. Settlers are recommended to take advantage? of the means of obtaining highest market rates for their produce, which these sales afford. Advances made against produce sent for sale in Wellington, or for shipment to London, or against ensuing dip of, Wool. MASTERTON BAKERY. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., HAVING secured the services of an Expert Baker from Scotland, aro now able to manufacture not only FIRST-CLASS BREAD. but also Cakes and Small Goods of the Very Best Quality. COME AND TRY THEM. WEDDING CAKES a Specialty. Afternoon Tea Daily. P.O. Box 19. Telephone No. 39. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., STEAM ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, Chapel and Albebt-stbeets, Masterton. NONE BUT THE BEST WHEAT PROCURABLE GROUND. OATS, PEAS, BEANS, MAIZE, Crushed either for horse feed or pig meal. P.O. Box 19. Telephone No. 7. "THE CAFE 7 (late sialtby'b). T THOMPSON begs to inform his • numerous friends and the settlers throughout the district that he has taken over " The Cafe " in Queen-street, formerly occupied by Mr Maltby. ' The Cafe" will be run on up-to-date lines. HOT MEALS AND SUPPERS will be available at all hours. Regular supplies - of Fish and Oysters will be always obtainable. Private rooms for ladies. Afternoon tea a specialty. T. THOMPSON. SOMETHING GOOD AT CANDY'S. CRACKAJACK MOUTH HARMONICAS. C. JONES, GENERAL CARRIER, WOOD, COAL AND COKE MERCHANT. T HAVE some hundreds of cords of splen- -*- did sound Matai Wood, which I am Belling at lowest current rates. All orders delivered punctually. Also, Coke and Coal to any order. Cash on delivery. Address: CHAPEL-STREET (R. Hole's Stables). S. J. BEST & CO., VARNISH AND PAINT WORKS, Auckland. "H/TANUFACTURERS of all kinds of Oil JjU. and Spibit Vaiinishes for Cabinetmakers, Paintara, Decorators, and Coaohbuilders. Cowjcns—Dry, in Paste, in Gold Size in Turps. [Established 1885.]