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Mataura Ensign, Volume 17, Issue 17, 13 November 1894, Page 3

General Advertis emen BOYNE BROS. THE CASH WAREHOUSE AND FANCY GOODS BAZAAR. . \K/& have np;y? displayed a full range of SUUMBfi DRAPERY, bo call eariy and make V f jour Choice. Beautiful designs iv Print?, Muslins and Delaines. i Large and Choice Assortment of Children's Pinafores —all the Latest Styles 1 Ladies' Apronfl in Muslin, Print, Holland, Delaine, Oatmeal Clotb, Sateen, Figured Lustre, etc., etc. HATS. HATS. HATS. In Fancy Work we have a large assortment— Silks, Arra3enec, Filcaellca, Floesette, etc. Briggs' Transfers in great variety. New Designs in Motratmel lick Trny Cloths. We are just landing a fine let of Stationery and Fancy Goods— very choice. New Books by the best author?-. To sa\e disappointment next year call at once and order the Journal you wish to take for 181)5. PEB YEAR. PER YKAit. Weldon'a Ladies' Journal, 6s 6d ; posted 8s Chums (without exception the best book for Weldoa's Dressmaker, 3s 63 ; posted is boys), 6s ; pjstfiU 7s 6d Weldon's Practical Needlework, 9d each Sketch, 30s Weldon'a Children's Bazaar, 3a 6d ; ported, 49 Illustrated London News, 30a Youns Ladies' Journal, 15s ; posted 16s 6d New Zealand Graphic, 63 Family Herald, lls ; posbed 12» Scraps, Ally Slnper, Dorothy Snap Shots, Australian Journal, 6s ; posted G9 6d Nuggets, Something to Rend, Family Review of Reviews, 10a Beiaid Supplement, 4s 6d : lostcd 63 61 Family Header Monthly, lls 5 posted 12a <Sy Orders for Christmas Numbers now being taken. G§P° All Subscriptions must be paid in Advance. BOYNE BROS., GORE. FEDERAL IRONMONGERY DEPOT. -<^^^^^^^^S*tk, ■& ' XJ|7'E beg to announce Jmr\ \ \ fov/liilk &% to our numerous Custom • l™r^T^^^^W^^^^r^J|Hi Termß arranged to suit Free on application. GrEO.F.TREW & CO., P.O. BOX 1, GORE. KtMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO., LTD CELEBRATED SPECIAL MANURES. ANALYSIS GUARANTEED. Farmers using cur Manures should not use less than 2cwt per acre, es it pays beier to use it freely by ensuring certainty of crop eech season. PRICTf'B and iTBRMS of bur Manures for 1894-95 as under, delivered on Railway Trucks at our Works Siding. Bags f;ee, and not returnable :— Special Supflrphosphate A ... £6 10 0 Special Superphosphate B ... £6 5 „ Bonedust (coarse) E ... 6 0 0 „ Bonedust (fine) F ... 6 0 0 „ Blood Manure H ... 7 0 0 „ Garden Manure K ... 8 0 0 „ Potato Manure L ... 7 0 0 „ Turnip Manure M ... 610 0 „ Grass Manure N ... 7 0 0 „ Corn Manure ... ... 7 0 0 Orchard, Grape or Linseed Manure as required. Sulphate Ammonia, Nitrate Potash, Nitrate Soda, and Sulphate Iron Always in Stock. GUANO -we supply when wanted. - Prioes range from £3 to £5 per ton. Our attention has been called to the fact that our Manures were not included in tha teat trials by the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association. We can give no explanation, as we have always got first positions at these Shows. No doubt it was an acoidental emission of the Committee, or that our twelve years' work so impressed them of the reliability of our Mar-ures that no further test was necessary, we being the largest permanent Manure makers in New Zealand, and that- they would give the imported stuff a trial. We however, attach no importance to such trials, and advise our Customers accordingly. Kindly send orders early, to be delivered when required. We thank our numerous friends for past favors,, and shall endeavor always to give them good results. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LIMITED. ™jxQ; 9* pj| T| T Tjk A T\T m m* 1 y A %/ '£* ' g^J^m^^rf O«uble furrow Ploughs: ll^^^^H "S^^^^^^^^^ffiMiMiuliffi^iMffi P rfloticall y speakinß we make all the Double P^f) Force-feod Br-^dcast Grain, Grape aud lurni P Sowers, 18tt vide. DRILLS^ "OUR^ EUREKA." DRILLS. Patent Combined Manure and Turnip, or C"iul>ined Manure, Gr«iu and Jurnips. The I; Manure Feed is a force-feed, self-cleaning, entirely preventing all clot-ging or sti*ki.*if.'« | up with mineral superphoepbates or other, wet and sticky manures. Sows >-vet or d>y ' manures equally well. Greatly improved for p^sent season ; also made to sow ma**' broadcast. AH sizps from 4to 16 Coulters,and 14 and 1Q Centres kept ia eto" 1 - '^ early, Alsa our " Kureka " Patent, Double Turnip and Manure Drills fr- *\ *• ™'v not choke or br«ak with auy kind of Manure .. rfuiges. wiii . DISO AND DIOGIN^; HARRO WB effecrveiorThe^k l^ l^" 0^ th ° bet ' mo3t d « ahln ™ ™ 8t DufSether t"? ' - .urn out more annually than nil other New Zealand makers PLOCQijp -■"* speaks for itself ; no other tea'imoniala required. HILI-SIDE ■ y .0, with either Woodfn or Iron Frames. New DRAG HARROW on Wheels, m de for two, three or four horses. Nothing equala this for cv tivn'ing and cleaning ground and nothing like it for lifting tur ip Shells. This is a much superior Implement to the Kake Cultivator. We • also make Thomeon's Pateufc Double and Mingle Drill Plough, combined with Manure and Turnip Sower. It puts the seed in moist eanh, ensuring germination. DOUBLE AND TREmTe" DRILL PLOUGHS. To be followed immediately after by the Double or Treble Drill Turnip Sjwer. Turnips can be put in Dearly ns cheap iv this manner as by drilling on the fiat. Double Baggers and Ohaffcutters-— all sizes. Mercer .Non-canvas Binder, Mowers, and Reapers and Mowers. ; MERCER "NON-CANVAS" BINDER. TESTIMONIALS. Elm Grove, East Taieri. Dear Sir?,— The Mercer J3ind»>r wiioh I purchaser! from you two years ago gave me still greater aa-isfaction «Si* iinivec!. The Dikes »n<l hams enow no wear and want no adjusting. The second Meier Ipu cba e-.i for ray Midi eaaaioh property where it gave the same satisfaction.— W. KLBEIjAKJ). Greytown South. Dear Sirs,-— The MVicr pin- haaei this wesson has fu'ly exceeded your representations. My crop this season, a" well s bein? vt-ry h.'avy p'lf-w, was most terribly laid. The machine will rip throu. h ever* t ing, and it ?eems i\< x' to impossible to choke tfce elevators, which wo ked wi'hout ■* hitch., My two canvas eltsvato machines kept one man const utly (•mpl9y o(l - tun whole 1 s-iaMjn iii ng< noshing but. pato'i>g canvases, to Bay nothing of lo»t time iv st' ppages. To unv 1 rmer wanting a reii«L c Binder And least troubles 3 me, I ecommend the Mercer, - JOH N BBCQ d], 555>