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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6534, 4 February 1882, Page 2

BBomnfry. IJIWSNTYMAN * IJOUBIN, CASHEL STBEET WEST, CHRISTCHURCH, Hava much pleasure In dinoting tbe attention of the Earning Public to eT • AND £\ H OWABD'S NEW ENGLISH “gIMPLEi SEEING BINDEE. » i These Machines Combine the Beat Points of tha i [ American Binders with GREATER DURABILITY, EASIER DRAUGHT UD , LOWER OUT The «»i« bearings axe all brass bushed. thereby i dimimshin&the friction* which implies ) LESS WEAK LIOHTEB DBAUGHT Tha main framing iia of PICKED ENGLISH OAK, Tha Seat TIMBEE in the world tor Lasting. Qualities, The knife is driven from the end by a Boohing J Shaft, thus dispensing with the sway-bar, and con.' fatal pivot, and further dimtaiahing friotion, while this plan enables the knife to bo taken ent in half a minute. THE KNIPB-BAB A PINGEES] Axe fixed on a level (flush) with the bottom of the platform, and can therefore take a lower ont than any other machine in the market. iPUBTHBB, The Beel is driven from the Binder-shaft, so that when the Machine is ont of gear the REEL DOES NOT BUN, and there is no chain to lengthen] when the Harvester is raised or lowered. The addition of |a j ■ BUTTIKafIIBOABD Enables (the Machine to deliver a sheaf with a Square Butt. To these BINDERS Alone, In fixed a I SIMPLE TEAVBLLING QEABJ * Consisting of— A PAIR OF SHAFTS AND TWO WHEELS, Upon! whiohjthe Machine con be (taken through any ordinary gateway. The platform and elevator canvasses ate OP UNUSUAL WIDTH, And will carry up to the Binding Table grain of any length. A PEW OP THESE , RELIABLE MACHINES t AM I 1 ON SALE. f ' rpWENTYMAN * QOJUSIN, LSOLB AGENTS I f von nbwizbala™