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Ironmongery, &c. ' E. p 0 R T 1 t Q 0., FURNISHING, BUILDERS' AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT IMPORTERS, Queen and High-streets, Auckland. HOWARD'S NEW PATENT SIMPLEX MOWERS AND REAPERS Fully bear out the name, being simplicity itself, are very strong, with the fewest possible working parts, nevei clog, having open gearing. The wearing parts are made of wrought iron and steel. The London Times, referring to the trial ot Reapers at Penrith, on August 17, states :— "In the class for Self-delivery Reapers eight machines competed. The " Simplex" of Messrs. Howard, Bedford, took a draught of lewt Uqrs only, and after a second trial with the well-known American Machine of Walter A. Wood, it was awarded the First Prize in its class, the three next to it in point of draught being W. Anson Wood; Picksley. Sims and Co., and Walter A. Wood, whose machines all took a draught of 2cwt i.qr, the heaviest being Messrs. Brigham's " Excelsior," 3cwt." On the previous day, the "Simplex" Reaper was awarded the Silver Medal by the Ayrshire Agricultural Association, and in the following week the Cheshire Agricultural Society awarded itthc First Prize Medal. HOWARD'S SELF-ACTING ANGLO-AMERICAN HORSE HAY RAKES. AMERICAN HORSE HAY RAKES ANE TUMBLE RAKES. NORWEGIAN HARROWS, the best for extractino fern from the ground. Howard's and Denton's STEEL SEED HARROWS and ZIGZAG HARROWS. CAMBRIDGE'S PATENT FIELD ROLLERS. GAMMON AND DEERING'S NEW STRING BINDING MARSH HARVESTER. This is without doubt the best Harvester in the market. One is now on view at the Highstreet Store, and E. P. and Co. particularly request all farmers to call as soon as possible, so that there may be no delay in delivery for this seacon. HARVESTING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. POTATOE RIDGING AND RAISING PLOUGHS. AMERICAN AND COLONIAL HORSE HOES AND SCARIFIERS. HORNSBY'S AND HOWARD'S DOUBLE AND SINGLE - FURROW PLOUGHS. AMERICAN HILL-SIDE PLOUGHS. CHEESE PRESSES, MILK PANS, AND ALL DAIRY REQUISITES. WEIGHBRIDGE AND WEIGHING MACHINES. T£ J> 0 R T E R & Ci 0. Retail Department—Queen-street. Wholesale and Iron Yard—Hioh-street. Agricultural Implement Warehouse—Chancery Lane and William-street. Public Notices. J 0 U I S A -W- A T H A N , SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MEKCHANT, " T isnwooD House," 9, New Broad-street, London, E.G. PURCHASES AND SHIPS ALL KINDS OF ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL, AND AMERICAN MERCHANDISE. All i-rders (large or small) will be promptly and faithfully executed on moderate terms on receipt of their approximate value in banker's draft on London, or with authority to draw at 00 or 90 days' sight, against Bills of Lading for amount of shipments. Catalogues. Circulars, Drawings, and Information of all kinds will bo sent without delay to all applicants, nd every faci'ity will be extended with a view to stimulating and encouraging business. L. A. N is also prepared to receive consignments of New Zealand Produce, which will have prompt attention, and personal supervision. P.epresented in Auckland by A. 11. Nathan-, Lower Queen-slrcet.

Breadstuffs and Grain. T> K E R}S FLOUR. To Arrive, per 'Peerless' and 'Darcv Pratt,' 150 tons OAMARU. FLOUR 100 tons DUNEDIN FLOUR OF GUARANTEED QUALITY. & rift, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, QUEEN-STREET. October 21, ISSO. Plumbers and Gasfitters. MOSS H. K E ESI NG, LICENSED PLUMBER, Has much pleasure in acquainting his numerous friends and the general public that he has secured spacious premises in that admirably central position, Darby-street (under the Albert Hall), so thoroughly adaptor for carrying out am, the various branches of his trade, and to meet the convenience of his customers. M- H. K- would respectfully d.iaw attention to the fact that he has been fourteen years in tho trade, out of which four years were devoted in San Francisco to hot and cold water circulation Gasiitting, Water Supply, Plumbing, Corrugated Ironwork and Bcllhanging in all their several ramificationscarried out with the best materials and workman ship, combined with promptitude. Country orders executed with care and dispatch. Note the Address DAEBY-STREEX (under tno Albert Hall),

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5947, 8 December 1880, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5947, 8 December 1880, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5947, 8 December 1880, Page 7

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