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; New Advertisements. ' ■ Sg a 'sip \^ had a special training in the art." * IN TM P - M /^^^A ' timahv herald. * ii« 'n& Ml T ; TfN - v °N!rl «L "This firm deserves the Blip. e&Bj^ ' __m_. _W ' m^^ ;^^^^l ■ P 01 "' °' a "' purchasers ol Tea, _\\s*^M A. r^SW^Plste,. A " % tesstonal Taster and O^ THOUGH^ /[% l-'PRICCS 'COPIED M j i? JSlßsti.S. \ lk 2.L 2.14-* AUCKLAND ,WELLi NGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, A<;ENTH EVEIRYWIIERR | LOCAL AGENTS : CEO. LOTJSLEY, Ctaitka Supply Stores, Balclutita. A. E. FARQUHAR, Stirling. Thn Firm's own Travelling Agent, Mr M'GHIE, visits tlio District at regular intervals. Double Furrow Ploughs ; ALSO, THTSIE CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS,: WITH REVERSIBLE POINTS; WHICH, IF DESIRED, CAN BE MADE CONVERTIBLE INTO ORDINARY \ DOUBLE FURROWS. THE BEST IN THE MARKET, And much Lighter in Draught than those of any other makers. Those already in use are giving Most Unqualified Satisfaction. Send for Particulars and Prices. TESTIMONIALS : " To REID & GRAY. Dun f men, May 14, 1890. The Double-furrow Plough that yon converted into a Dicing Plough for me is giving satisfaction. It. is doing splendid work. lam ploughing foin. deep on ridgy land with five medium horses — the ground at present being harder than I ever experienced owing to the continued drought. Several farmers have been looking at the digger at work, and have expressed themselves highly satisfied with the man nor it performs the work. 1 have been ploughing on stony land with it without a single breakage; moreover, it is very easily converted iuto an ordinary D >nb!e-f arrow or vice versa. . (Signed) James B. Taylor. To REID & GRAY. ' Papakaio, May 30, 1890. I have much pleasure in informing you the two Discing Ploughs h;\ve given me great satisfaction. They break up the ground so well that very little harrowing is required, lam working them with four horses each, and doing four acres per 'day with each plough. lam going to sow with the drill, and am considering whether I will harrow any before sowing, as the ground is so well pulverised already. If Ido it will be only one turn of the harrows. My men say ihat they make a much better •job, and do not leave the furrows on edge in lea as the imported one does. (Signed) Donald Bomie. * A <*!■ AA Ai A Aii% A A ift AArkim nfi A«iJfcw* -nmj—tttA4W—mAi6iA ArfWffv^ (hftJtiit\ ft—^—4^£-I^—tb___t_______^dt_4^GJ_\_%_______h____________^_^___t_id__4___k a a a

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