THE BUCKEYE HARVESTER.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXV, Issue 286, 17 December 1889, Page 3

THE BUCKEYE HARVESTER.

.ALWAYS AHEAD. Advices received from our agents m Western Australia report that the great Farjners' Field Trial of Keapers and Binders at Perth, was. won by the Buckeye, Hornsby being secondhand M'Cormick third. - . ; , Jamestown, S.A.— The judges m award- ' ing the Buckeye Lowdovra the prize added ,a special note : "We are of opinion that thiß is the machine of the future. j ■ The leading agriculturists of Otsgd, :. Messrs James and Son, Greenfields, write us: — "We are pleased to say. that your Lowdowns give us unqualified satisfaction. No machine is any good to us unless it will do as good work on the stiffest hillside as on the plain ; and the Buckeye is the only machine we know.of that ban do this. We cut onr entire crop with four of them, and you can send us two more next season."' (This makes a total of ten Buckeye Binders sold to Messrs James Smith and Son during the last four harvests). Mr E. T. Claridge, Manager for J. E. Campbell, Esq., Southbridge, writes yesterday : — " Please book my order for Three Light Folding Elevator Buckeyes for delivery at Southbridge Railway station The two previously purchased * from you have been m use two years, and have given me every satisfaction. They are very light m draught, and do really first-class work, leaving a clean even stubble." Buy the Buckeye and save on the first ' coat', as yell as about 25 per cent on §very duplicate purchased.