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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 28 May 1888, Page 1

The Champion Do able - Furroiv Plo ugh of New Zealand. HOWARD’S CELEBRATED NEW ZEALAND DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS. Z.Z FOR BREAKING UP. N.Z. FOR STUBBLE LAND. RO co m £jz£Si i ■r.-r-r----w. ' rpms series achieved unparalleled success at last year’s matches in Now Zealand competing at [ Lincoln, Lumsden, Mataura, Thorubury, Waimea Plains, and xtw Ploughs of Reid and Gray’s, Duncan’s, and other makers, the new Plough won NEW ZEAL Ah y> GtlAMl IV 2\ tur, JMIIC Special First, and nine other prizes. vvvvvvvvyvv vvvvv\ HOWARD’S NEW DISC HARROW, L/f w mmem H 3 'vkr;p’s ; swi.vll ■ if wr e —fer* ( 3 S; 0m mm kaiaiß fi'^i! ■■ m Wii V (Sr"? I rlj Mr Made by Mr J. G. Howard personall.flli-ililColony of New Zealand. TRANSPORTS CAN BE PUT ON IN TEN MINUTES, by one man, and NO of doing more thorough discing than any other. Howard’s Hew Single-furrow HesSaßr Kj- JPlough, ORDERED BY NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. This Plough is a new thing, capable of ploughing Oin deep by Uin wide. Lightest draiight of its kimh PRIZE at Lawrcucetown. Completely broken work. No harrowing needed. RXIEA SHARES (.LNLi 9u EACH. All other wearing parts on equally cheap scale. SIMPLEX HARROWS, ALL STEEL. Easy to carry, because folding. Tines easy to repair, No new ones ever wanted. SHARES AND ALL OTHER FITTINGS TO FIT HOWARD, REID AND GRAY PLOUGHS IN STEEL AND CAST IRON. WILLIAM EARP AND CO., SOLE AGEIIS FOE MARLBOKQUGH.

HAVELOCK MAIL COACH THE Havelock MAIL COACH will leave as under BLENHEIM FOR HAVELOCK : Every Tuesday and Friday, at 10.30 a,m. arriving in Havelock about 3.30 p.m. HAVELOCK FOR BLENHEIM: Every Monday and Thursday, at a.m., arriving at Blenheim about 2 p.m. All parcels mu3t be fully ad* dressed,and passengers are requested to book as early as possible, CLARK & PICKERING, Mail Contractors. i VALUATION. | THE Undersigned is prepared to j make Valuations in any part of the Provincial District, having had \ experience extending over several years in valuing land and other propert? WILLIAM DOUSLIN SUMMER GOODS J. B. PIGOTT. H ftKNE Ulot.hier and \j ra ]) RARER. I jTJAS JUST Opened up a Large j Stock of ! SUMMER GOODS I Calicoes, Flannels, Sheeting, Shirt- j ings, Hollands, Dross Material j etc-, Men’s hi : ?.:• _ Mats, Scarfs, •durl>>. etc

HAYING Purchased the Good . Will of the Butchering' Business in the Estate of J. M'Kenzie and Co, and also taken the shop lately occupied by them I beg to inform their late customers and the public generally, that the business will be carried on as usual, undei tho supervision of Mr J. MdCenzie, and trust by selling Meat of the Primest Quality, at Prices as advertised by tho late firm, to still receive the patronage so liberally bestowed upon them. W E SIMMONDS, Family Butcher. To Meet the Times M their ESSRS E ARLL and M'ELENZIE have reduced ire To the following Prices FOB. OASH 4.- feet length- 24s per cord 2 feet . . ~ Short length . 31a „ . . o6s per Ton, 15 per cent will be charged if aookcd. Oats, OhatT, and Bran always on laud. Oats crushed at -Id per U:.sheL Blenheim 20* K May ISP 1 Eaituna Saw Mill. M ESSES THOMPSON A NEES having started the above Mill, are . repared to supply Sawn limber at Tow ket .1 Orders exe :w d with despite

m *rf & Q LJ '®m m m THOMAS 5 caebolisEd SHEEP-DIPPING SPECIFIC I f''i AN be obtained from the ' Various Agents throughout New Zealand, at the following Prices. £,5 per Brum, making' loOOgals. 15s per Tin, making 225 gallons. 10s per Tin, n~ -king 150 gallons. i alteration from oh. 1. Style of ailing at per pound is highlv favorable to buyers, and drier jcrom 1a July, i.OLM ...• & BE;.L,