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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXX, Issue 5735, 4 June 1896, Page 1

SPECIAL. AT WARNOCK & ADKIN'S BLANKETS : , r , w . , A late shipment, but Extra Good Value. We anticipate a quick sale for these. FLANNELETTES: We hold a Large Stock of these at Wellington Prices, with a Splendid Assortment of Flannelette Embroderiea at about Half Price. MACINTOSHES: We have far too many of these, and will make Big Reductions in Priccs in order to Reduce the Stock. TORCHON LACES: These are now very much in demand. Wc have a Largo Assortment of fine makes for Underclothing, and heavy makes for Tray Cloths, Pillow Slips, &c. GLOVES: ~ Our Tan Kid Gloves at 2s Gd are a Marvel of Cheapness, and wo would advise any who have not yet tried a pair to do so. S J» E C I A lAT WARNOCK So ADKIN'S, TJEIE SQTJA.HE. ">

R. HANNAH and Co. Call Attention to a Large Shipment of BOOTS & SH OE S JUST OPENED. The following newspaper notice explains the secret of K. HANNAH and Go's, snocess "It is really surprising to notice the irrepressible activity of this firm. No atone is left unturned to procure tbe latest and beßt in Boots and Shoes, ceasless effort is the way to attain success, and judging by the large stocks kept at the various branches of MiEsrt K. Hannah and 00. that success is pronounced. Quantity, and variety sewe to be the key to public approval, especially when to that is added the u {.fisingly low price at which the goods are Bold by Hannah and Co. We keep the Largest Stock, the Greatest Yariety, and Sell Cheaper than any other Firm in New Zealand. We supply Wholesale as well as Retail to Boot Dealers, Storekeepers, &c All hinds of leather and Grindery kept in stock. THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING. A Yisit is RespectMly Requested by R. HANNAH & CO., THE SQUARE. :V ALMEE ST ON NORT H

EEID AND GRAY'S Famous Champion Double Furrow < Ploughs and Diggers. , NEARLY 11,000 MADE. £ DRILLS. .OUR "EUEEKA." DRiLLS. '' To farmers requiring drills for the present season, see our Drills beforo pur- ' obasina They are now perfeot. Will sow 801b of any kind of artificial manure 1 ner aere up to 3cwt or 4owt i necessary, and sow it eveniy and continuously. It will not clog, however pasty and wet the superphosphates may be. We append j a testimonial out of a hundred. TEBTIM()NIAL j Tap&nui, January 11, 1895. | Dbjsb Bibs—Your TURNIP and MANURE DRILL which I got this season : u.. nnitn nlen'sed me I have sown all manur. s and guanos known to my district, Local Snperphosphfltes, Chesterfield and Maiden Guonos. it will wiw to a nicety with phosphates and blood manure from 601b up to 4001b; and in «!nos trom 601b up to 6001b, and no trouble—wet or dry all the same, the manure mnet go, an,' it go- s properly in a regular stream ar it should, though f Sid not riddle mv manures-five classes (5).. I consider your drill as supplied tame meets a long-felt want, aud it only requires to bj known to those who wieti ft sure and cert&in crop of turnips John Mackie. Grav's Patent Automatic Single and Double Baggers, ALSO— w a i 5 8 and 4 OHAFFGUTTERB for hand or power (specially i ■ t> te '^ p r i C eß), Nos. 1, 2, 8, aad 4 Horse Gears. Disc and Digging Harrows. (ALL SIZEti) , We are the largest Importers of these in New Zealand, Force-Feed Broadcast Grain, Grass AND i J turnip SOWERS. j k. - I •> THLLBIDE PLOUGHS, with either wooden or iron frames NEW DRAG BARROW on Wheels, made for two three or foor horses, o NntWne conalß this for eultivating and cleaning gronn ;• nd nothing like it for I'f iino Turnip Shells. TLis is a much superior Implement to tho Rake Cultivator. Wn also make Thou ptcn's Patont Double and bingle Drill Plough, eembined with manure and 1 urnip Bower It puts tbe seed in moist earth ensuring get. <mß 'Fencing SlaniiardN and Wire. (Lowest Market Rates.) ' BASPB, FILES, HOUSE NAILS AND ALL BLACKSMITHS' REQUISITES. | Agentafor— °° fllavton and Shuitleworth's Mills and Engines z Butrell's Traotion Engines. (Catalogues free on Application. ;