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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6536, 7 February 1882, Page 7

Machinery. IJIWENTTMAN k £JOUBIN, CASHEL BTEEET WEST, CHRISTCHURCH, Have much pleasure in directing the attention of the Fanning Pnblio to J • AND F* HOWARD'S HEW ENGLISH IMPLEX" String Bindib. Theee Machines Combine the Beet Points of the American Binders with GREATER DURABILITY, EASIER DRAUGHT ass LOWER OUT The main bearings are allbiaaa bashed, thereby diminishing the Motion, which impliea LESS WEAR LIGHTER DEAUGHT The main framing Us of PICKED ENGLISH OAK, The Boat TIMBER in the world tor Lasting Qualities, The knife ia driven from the end by'a Boohing Shaft, than dispensing with the sway>bar, and oen* tral pivot, and further diminishing Motion, while this plan enables the knife to be taken eat in half aminote. THE KNIFE-BAR A FINGERS] , Axe fixed on a level (flash) with the bottom of the platform, and can therefore take a lower ont than any other machine in the market, ' t FURTHER, The Beelia t ven from the Binder-shaft, so that when the Machine ia ont of gear the REEL DOES'NOT BUN, itnd there is no chain to lengthen when the .Barvester ia raised or lowered. The addition of (a • BUTTING BOARD Enables (the Machine to deliver a sheaf with a Square Butt, To these BINDERS Alone, ia fixed a SIMPLE TRAVELLING GEABJ Consisting of— A FAIR OB SHAFTS AND TWO WHEELS, Upon] whichjthe Machine can be taken through any ordinary gateway. The platform and elevator canvasses are OF UNUSUAL WIDTH. And will cany np to the Binding Table grain of any length. A FEW OF THESE RELIABLE MACHINES AES ON SALE. fJIWSNTYMAN k £JOUBIN, SOLE AGENTS MB NEW ZEALAND.