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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LX, Issue 9347, 19 April 1909, Page 8

I ORDERNOW! HORSE COVERS ! . COVERS! WE have just opened up a very large shipment of Proof Canvas and Ducks for the coming season. The quality is Al, and our prices will be moderate as usual. HARCOMBE & DONALD, Perry street, Masterton. VjAS. ELLIOTT LM I & co > F|l r Saddlers, Masterton q |||| HORSE COVERS. HAVING bought our fabrics in the best markets abroad for spot cash and having obtained large discounts we are in a position to offer our customers exceptional advantages. COME AND INSPECT the goods and you will see that For Price and Quality we cannot be surpassed. JAS. ELLIOTT & CO., Saddler, Qdeen-street - - Masterton. Encourage Local Industry. " CEMENT~PIPES." Jnsizesjrom 4 inches to42inches in diameter. THESE Pipes have proved themselves the best for all classes of drainage. Cheaper than Totara for culverts. Strong and Everlasting. GUARANTEED TO STAND HEAVIEST ROAD TRAFFIC. Agents for Wilson's "Star" Brand Portland Cement and Hydraulic Live. Price List on application. THE CEMENT PIPE CO., LTD., Masterton. THOS. EVANS, Manager. CRUICKSHANIi & CO., Limited, GENERAL MERCHANTS, STATION, STOCK & INSURANCE AGENTS, Perry-street, Masterton. We have for sale — r SEED WHEAT and OATS, GRASS SEED (Winners of Gold Medal for Farm Seeds, Masterton A. and P. Association, 1909.) TOP DRESSING FOR PASTURES—BASIC SLAG, actual analysis of our stock: 17f° and 21% Phospheric Acid, or 37% and 49% Phosphate of Lime, 70% to 90% Fineness Improved Kainit, 22% Sulphate of Potash. (Registered Analysis with Minister of Agriculture.) We stock all HIGH-GRADE MANURES. AGENTS—N.Z. Insurance Company (Accident, Fire and Marine), P. and O. Steamship Co., Reid and Gray's Implements, Butter's Iron Fencing Posts, William's Patent Droppers. BAY OF PLENTY. WE rarely have the opportunity to offer a property which is THE BEST OF ITS KIND THAT HAS EVER COME UNDER OUR NOTICE—the best as regards Climate, Situation, Lie of the Land, ShelterPlantations, Dwelling, Outbuildings and Soil —but to-day such a property has for special reasons come into the market. It comprises 140 ACRES of excellent black loamy land, which is prao AfMT tically all level. 30 acres were iD maize last year and are now in beautiful English grass- * s es, 7 acres in oats, 2 acres in maize and 30 acres in Crimson King swedes. It will make a splendid Dairying or Fattening farm, and every year produce heavy crops of maize, etc. It is a typical fruit land, and a young orchard full of bearing is flourishing There -is no land in Hawke's Bay which will equal it for fruit culture. It is situated in the Inner Harbour, the sea makes a beautiful and useful boundary on about half of the property. There is a neat dwelling containing 6 rooms, and all maimer of useful outbuildings. Whether used for fruit culture, dairying, fattening or cropping the farm will prove thoroughly profitable. There is no spot in New Zealand with such a beautiful climate and the price is ONLY £13 PER ACRE. £750 can remain on Mortgage if desired. The first person who sees this farm will buy it; we have never had anything so attractive to offer. E. GRIFFITHS & CO., JL Land Agents, NEW PLYMOUTH, TARANAKI.