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Otago Witness, Issue 2026, 22 December 1892, Page 43

Business Notices, " STAN DARD " SEEDS.

PATENT " PERFECTION " MANURE DISTRIBUTOR. NEVER YET BEATEN IN COMPETITIONS. THE MOST SATISFACTORY MANURE DISTRIBUTOR YET INVENTED. Amongst other advantages possessed by the BEN REID COMPANY'S DISTRIBUTOR are, that— (a) The quantity can be inßtantty varied. (6) The delivery is even, continuous, and reguUr. •„,-, (c) It will distribute crushed bones, dissolved bones, nitrate of soda, superphosphates, guano, soot, lime, or any other artificial manure in good condition. (d) The form of delivery prevents clogging. _ («) One horse will draw a 10ft machine with ease. If) Can be easily altered for transporting from field to field. • TESTIMONIALS. " From John Gibson, Esq., Ashley Downs, Waiwera South: — "In replying to your inquiry re Ben Reid and Co. a Patent Manure Distributor, I would say that, I have used the Company's Machine for seven years with most satisfactory results. Last year I imported two more, and "had the three at work during the Bcason. They are the only Machines that I have scan that really distribute Artificial Manure properly. I cap. thoroughly recommend them." From Wm. Hill, Esq., Packwood House, near Birmingham :— "The Reid 10ft Machine has been used to distribute 100 tons of various artificials. It has done its work well ; about J5 acrei per day." From H. Payne, Esq., Birdbrook Moat, Hal»tead, Essex :— " I have pleasure in giving you my uwinionof your Patent Manure Distributor. It will do all you claim for it. I have used it with nitrate of soda, superphosphates, guano, and soot orr abeut 300 acres, both broadcast and in rows. I would not be without one were it to cost me double the price." From Jas. Gordon, Esq., Galtee Castle, Cork: "We have sown close on 300 acres, quantities tanging from licwt to Bcwt per acre. The distribution is perfect." From R. W. Mudie, Esq , Guijdford, Surrey?:— "Wo have already sown over 130 acres, using manures of all sorts, which the Machine distributed evenly and well, without clogging, doing *bout 15 acres per day with one horse. ' Sir J. F. Lennawd, Bart.,- Beckingham, Kent, writes :—" Send me one Manure -Distributor; tame as supplied to Mr Mudie." From Richard Bell, Esq., Trafford Park :— II The Manure Distributor is a first-class machine I consider half its cost has been saved this season. I find no difficultyin fixing the Machine to sow any weight per acre." Robert Staples, Esq., Dunmore, Durrow, Bays ._«' Your Manure Distributor does its work perfectly." Andeew Gilciirist, Esq., says:— "The Distributor purchased from you for the Right Hon. Viscount Powerscourt has given every satisfaction. The equal manner o£ distiibution is a very strong recommendation, not to say how much better and cheaper this is done than by hand." A FEW ONLY FOR SALE By NIMMO & BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS AND GROWERS, Dunedin. 13au mHOS. PATBRSON & CO. X FEUIT AND PRODUCE AGENCY, MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN, (Established Dunedin 1879), Receives Consignments of Locally-grown, T»b« manian, Australian, and Fijian FRUIT. Also EGGS, BUTTER, CHEESE, BACON, and other FARM PRODUCE. Id fiCf\f\ BOXES OF FLOWERING OUU PLANTS of all sorts to b« SOLD during the next two weeks at HALFPRICE (6d per dozen). Country orders carefully attended to. We guarantee all planti to be thorougly hardened off. Do not miss this chance of filling your garden with choice flowers, — • PRVOR SC SON, 5* PRINCES STREET. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS AND CO., WOOL, GRAIN, AND PRODUCE BROKERS, AND SEED MERCHANTS. ' Office : Stafford Street. Store : Crawford Street (late Exhibition Art Gallery), Dunedin. WE have much pleasure in again placing our services befoie the WpOLGROWERS of Otago for the disposal of their clips during the ensuing season. Our sales last season, owing to our doing away with the delivery charge of Is 6d per bale to the buyer, were an unqualified success ; "while on the other hand, our many farmer friends who supported us have expressed their entire satisfaction with the result of our efforts on their behalf, and at the reduction in charges to them of Is per bale below thoseofthe Woolbrokers' Asssociation We are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH. ADVANCES, free of commission, on clips placed in our hands for sale in Dunedin, or for shipment to our London agents. CAREFUL VALUATIONS of every clip (irrespective of size) will be made prior to sale by auction by our Mr Reynolds, whose whole tima •will be devoted to the interests of those sending us their wool, and all consignments will beprotected up to the fullest market value : while our store (the late Exhibition Art Gallery) is specially adapted for the efficient display of wool, in which respect it is second to none in Dunedin. Wo are promised liberal support by a large portion of the farming community of every district, and are quite confident that those entrusting us with the sale of their v/00l will have reason to be satisfied with their having done so on receipt of tha returns. We shall be glad to book orders for WOOLPACKS AND SEAMING TWINE ; while we have also on hand cornsacks, rabbit traps, and all necessary farmers requisites for sale at lowest market rates. RELIANCE MANURES.— We are now booking orders for these celebrated fertilizers, which wo can recommend to our many farmer friends as being THE BEST IN THE MARKET. WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS A CO., DUNEDIN. Moorliead, Sinclair 9ml Co. PRODUCE IMPORTERS, GLASGOW, (Established 186$), SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS of New Zealand Produce, Cheese, Butter, &c, and make Advances up to 80 per cent, for Best Factory Product against shipping documents. Charges Moderate and Quick Returns Guaranteed. References — Bank of Scotland, Glasgow; Or, Bank of New Zealand, Dunedin. 4fo A T°O FAT £$l CJ - HT^/A rC V lose flc»ii'nulically,p«r- 'VBf^h'-'^^' rl.. ,-y 1 / Z*\ mnncntly «id ispeedily Tm^ \XF ' , ' ' without «tarv»Uon or ....unmiiruin. Reduce* 2to 5 lbi. » week. Tjreatiie * SUinpf.