BUCKEYE ELEVATORS

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7728, 6 December 1890, Page 3

BUCKEYE ELEVATORS

m S? Hewitt, f- ..- Medbury, 22nd September, 1890. p 4 My Buckeye ia ia first-class working forder, and has already cut 1000 acres of grass and corn. ■■'■ John McKewzib? > , Woodend, 15th September, 1890. My Buckeye has cut three seasons with.out any expenditure for repairs. I F. J. Cabr, I Spreydon, Bth September, 1890. I Have run my Buckeye seven harvests, always doing excellent work in light or Speavy crops. 1 A. J. Huston, I Flemington, 19th September, 1890. I The Buckeye has never failed mc. I Save run it three seasons, and it is now in fterfec; order. I Wattobi Flat, 20th December, 1889. ■ We have this day seen the 6ft Buckeye in heavy green oats, and also in very short frye grass. The machine opened up the l paddock and worked very well Indeed. ?D. Seaton, J. F. Medlicott, Thos. Simpson, D. Leary, D. Bradford. G. T. Walker, D. McQueen, C. Stickings, . -E. Mitchell, C. Horsman, L» Price, H. ' Rogers. A J. Andrews, M. Smith, D. Johnston. J. Gibson, Sen., Parawa, 23rd Jnly, 1890. My Buckeye has cut 2000 acres wit-h the greatest satisfaction during the past seven harvests. <. Alex. Dickie, Mataura, 30th July. 1890. My Buckeye must be built on the principle of ** Deacon's one-hoss shay." It has. cut seven harvests, and works as well as ever* . . -■ CR. BOWMAR. Gore, 11th July, 1890. I have used my Buckeye seven seasons ! to my entire satisfaction. 'A. Dawson, Waterton, South Canterbury, June 9th, 1890. My Buckeye Mower has cut 4000 acres, and on several occasions when others have had to be pulled out. JNO. ANISEKSON, CHRISTCHURCH.