Public Notices kmFaniTgray'S NEARLY MADE FAMOUS rn _ CHAMPION DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS & DIGGERS Drills OUR " EUREKA " Drills To Farmers requiring drills for the present season, see our Drills before P« oha » ID B, They are now nerfoot Will sow 801 bof any kind of artificial manure per acre up to 3owt « SwTif SUE?. «d sow 5? evenly and Continuously It will ™*£ft£™ n P aßty and wet the euperpbospbates m fk y be. We appand a testimonial out of a hundred. TESTIMONIAL. Q Tapanui, January 11, loyaDeab SIKS.-Your TURNIP and MANURE pRII^ which I B^hta j«»nfci« «!««» pleased me. I have sown all manures aod guanos known to «ny district with Fison s Superphosphate*, Cheoterfield and Maiden Guanos. It will sow to a "'O^? Y^Vand pbLJand blood m«are from 60! bup to 4001 b • and in guano ., I.om WU. up '^^ " d p no tronble-wet or dry all the same, the manure must go, and it go«^P 6^^*,. stream as it should, though I did not riddle my manures-five classes (5) c ° w ßld^ r drill ns supplied to me meets a long-felt want, and it only requires t o^*™™^ and MANURE SOWER or as agrau; ■ower without Manure ; but Manure with Turnips, or Wlth JX ?om two ariUs up Fourteen and 16 Coulter Drills always in stock, but all s^s made from two drills up. Gray's Patent Automatic Single & Double Baggers Nos 1 2 24 3, and 4 CHAFFCUrTERS for h.nd or power (specially reduced prices). ' ' .Nos 1, 2, 3, and 4 Borse Gears. DIGGING MrflißOlfS All Sizea. We are the Largest Makers of these in New Z -aland. Force-feed Broadcast fa-am, Grass, & Turnip Sowers f ftuals this for oultivatiog and cieaniog the ground and noth og like it for lifting lurnlp 8&ell We 2* V&-a?^&&™^™ .««*. Tatr Wlth Manure and Turnip Sower. It puts the seed injnoist earth, ensuring g ermination. FJElsrCl^rG^ STA^O^LIiDS & TVIRB LOWEST MARKET RATES. RASPS, FILES, HORSE NAILS, AND ALL BLACKSMITHS' REQUISITES. AGENTS FOR CIAYTON AND SHUTTIEWORTH S MILLS AHD ENGINES ALSO BURREILS TRACTION ENGINES CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. mL tm - *r-m 1 - m .. ,-r rum -- ■ ii '■— ' " i ~ rr " " r ~/__L_l.^LlJ,tLJJZl^»«M«JMMmgMgqgiwnijqL^^ | '2^, ™ r ™"--^- ~-T- n— FOB i I CLEANLINESS, EFFICIENCY & ECONOMY I TJSE Produces Less Ash, Gives More Heat LASTS LOS6EB THAX ATSY OTHSSR OTAGO CCAL Sold by Ail Coal Merchants THE CASTLI BILL COAL COMPANY LTD. COLLIERY-KAITANGATA. Head Offioe-CRAWFORD St., DUNEDIN (And for 15 years with) // W^^=A PETER J^XD^lK^* f/k (S[s&si2|#s^§^^\ 13, KATTRAY BTKEET, F f^^M«l of Watches and Clocks are often so badly used as \\^ W <VMf akUful manipulation. Theshghtest error in adjustEgo balancing renders a Watch virtually nw- .^^pf^^v Jbm for the purpose worn, namely, a Reliable /^£^W+ ® £4^%i^ S^LiMB. and it is therefore not on y esae^ /#^»i^^K|% SSfiS MAKING WATCH WOKK • 'Mp| *** A SPECIALTY, '^ WBwfW I Jewellery Eepairs of all kinds W|- J^^»^ Alterations, Re-mountings, &c, receive every attention. »* KAITANGATA RAILWAYS GOAL COMPANY (LIMITED) AN ADMIRER OF K.AJIT.A.ITGhA.T.A. COAL as pat himself into rhyme, and voluntarily forwarded his versea to the Company, &b follows ; — All ball ! ye toilers of the Southern sesS, In locomotive engines and maritime, _ The newß 1 have to give is »ure to please The ate«m is now got up in half the time, .the 000k and housewife, who their task And engineers and firemen bless the day pursue Th »t Kaitangata Coal did come their way. In washing, baking or in making stew. They find themselveß now free from dust and he Kaitangata Coal ia known so well bother, o be quite free from dirt and free from And swear tbey will not handle any other. gme H Who triea this coal in furnace or in range makes a brigb.4 and cheerful fire, Will find the great advantage of the change. a all a thrifty housewife could desire. For it is cheap and clean and easy got And jast the very thing to boil your pot. Wherever a fair trial has been made, This Coal bas put ail others in the shade, X***. -...'"•.. ■•••••- ....»....■■..•,.-•... •• .••...•••...••....••,..•■• ..,••....-...•••....•-..••■•..•• The Goal Uom fchii Oorapßoy'gJdiao Is easily diafclegqiohed by Ite Bright Shfaiag
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 2646, 3 May 1895, Page 1
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674Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Bruce Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 2646, 3 May 1895, Page 1
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