['[ ■ J ' Ironmongery, .Etc, Jg* pOETEE- AND Q . IMPORTERS OP AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.; ■ - Are Now Landing, ex 'City of Auckland,' .from London, a Large Shipment of HEAPING and MOWING- MACHINES. Tliey are from the "best makers, and have been made expressly for E. i P. and Co., with improvements .to suit Colonial:, use, the whole of the, framework of iron, the pinions, clutch, gearing, and other principal wearing parts of malleable cast-iron, and all fitted in solid brass bearings. They are strong, compact Machines, of light draught, suitable for ail kinds of crops, on 1 every variety of soil, and adapt themselves .to the the inequalities of the soil." BRIGHAM & CO.'S . STAR MOWING MACHINES. BRIGHAM & CO.'S BUCK-EYE COMBINED REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES. ' . . , BRIGHAM & CO.'S, BUCK-EYE JUNIOR COMBINED REAPING,AND MOWING MACHINES. BRIGHAM & CO.'S IMPROVED EXCELSIOR SIDE-DELIVERY REAPING MACHINES. . These Machines gained the First Prize at.the New Zealand. Agricultural Society's Show at EUerslie, November 9,1874.,' . IN STOCK : . *' ' \ . R. HORNSBY & SON'S PARAGON COMBINED REAPING AND MOWING MACHINE. ' SINGLE FURROW AND, SWING PLOUGHS. .MURRAY'S CELEBRATED SINGLE AND , DOUBLE rFUKROW PLOUGHS. *, PATENT TURN-REST PLOUGHS. j . These Ploughs obtained the First Prize at the last 1 Royal Agricultural Society's Trial of Ploughs. i MURRAY'S HAND-THRASHING MACHINES, t with Peg Beaters. MURRAY'S ONE-HOBSB THRASHING MACHINES, with Horse Gear. MURRAY'S TWO-HORSE THRASHING MACHINES, ■with Horse Gear. ONE-HORSE THRASHING MACHINES, with Beating Bars. TWO-HORSE THRASHING MACHINES, with Beating Bars. WINDOWING MACHINES, Two si2es. BROADCAST SOWING MACHINES,' . Barrow. BROADCAST SOWING MACHINES, for Horse.: HORSE HOES AND GRUBBERS. MAIZE AND MALT MILLS, for Hand Power. GARDENERS' TURNIP CUTTERS. COMBINED PULPING AND SLICING MACHINES. . CHAFF-CUTTERS, for' Band and Horso Power. Improved Iron Zig-zag Harrows and HdrcfWood Harrows . • i Hand Garden Ploughs, Hand Seed Drills Hay Knives, Scythes, Reaping Hooks Milk Pans, Curd Mills, Cheese Presses, Vats Black's Patent Spades, All-steel Spades Spades,' Draining and Grafting Tools, &c., &c. Fencing "Wire, Staples, Wire Strainers Iron Standards, &c. 1
. E. PORTER & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, AUCKLAND. J^AMPS! ! I ! ! ! QRUICKBHANK, & 00., IRONMONGERS, 220, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, "Would call Special Attention to their Large Shipment, EX ' EDINBURGH CASTLE,' T> OffATT'S J>ATENT J^AMPS. THS3E LXHTS ARE UN'EQTJ AXLED BY A2fT ' " IS ,TEE MARKBTJ -a; •!•-
REQUIRING NO CHIMHEK, GIVING A BRILLIANT LIGH ■with SMALL CONSUMPTION OF . OIL, AKD BURNING -WITHOUT SMOKE OR SMELL. HAND LAMPS, TABLE LAMPS, BRACKET LAMPS, WALL LAMPS. AUTTCAENIC GLOBES, WICKS, KEROSENE, &C. Sc., &c. ORTJICKSHANK, & 00;; jy.i\ ,1 jgj QtFEEN-STBEET. '/ |
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4487, 31 March 1876, Page 2 (Supplement)
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