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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8360, 13 September 1890, Page 6

ADVICE TO AR M BUY THE BUCKEYE HARVESTER Farmers who renumber the really St did work of the light-folding •$* Buckeye at the ftW trials last season « very well know that for lightness of dr a l and really first-class work this tnadr ' cannot be beater/. It has won a le^i o !'" e trials, and at tin? last Australian trial l ° ! season carried />& the first prize, bear Hornsby, M'Co/mick, Massoy, Brandt? Seering, and;' all competitor.*. g ". M i opened a NeA r Zealand branch in Dund"' this machine will be supplied direct to ti?' farmer, carr&go paid to his railway static for i*oQ. I • BUCKEYE LOWDOWN. This machine has been greatly improve and its Opacity increased in every J* Present/machine cuts five anda-halfiV' has loiter binder arm, adjustable £$ screen/ and the Appleby knolter. Wj t ,''; increasing its draught, several of U, c . ' havo'lJeen materially strengthened, and buiV* for the coming season no binder J" tackle a heavier or more difficult crop J iaftacfc, handle any kind of grain on'J k&d of country more creditably, ft. richine which consistently realised a hiohp ijice than any other binder in the mark!! Cst season, and which sold out first *■ lie Lowdown Buckeye, losing the sale J! £uite 100 machines by short supply, ji lowdown was never beaten, taking- th! Jarterton first, Masterton first, Wairar, itl " and East Coast gold medal, Gore »<$ medal, and easily beat all competitors -1 the Ngapara field trial IHornsby, \y 0( Deering, and others), so ling 17 machine upon the ground. Farmers, inspect fr,' yourselves. ! BUCKEYE MOWER. This mower is far and away the best »« it is the- oldest in the world ; having taken the world's prize in 1857, and hold, it ever since. It beat all comers at the Adelaide official trial last year ; secured first award and special mention at the Melbourne Exhibition last year, beat the Massey and carried off the Egmont A. and P. award &c, &c. BUCKEYE REAPER. Same mower as above, with a second finger bar, 5-feet cut, and four knives dropper rake, and extra seat, constitute' the finest back delivery reaper obtainable anywhere. —T. & S. AIORRIN &CO Limited, Auckland.

i Publications. { THE j \ UCKLAND I^TEVS. ~~ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, IS9O. CONTENTS : ILLUSTRATIONS: Portrait of William BIacL«! Gisboroe ; also »i Mrs. Elizabeth Streeter, of the same place— Portrait of Henry Funcke, accuse:) of the murder of Constable McLeod at Manp whare— lmproved Pig Trough—Device for L'.< it Milking — The Sharpless Strawberry — Pateal Flower Pots. THE SETTLER: Passing Notes— Beet in flustry— Dr. Lominer Says— licet in New Zealand—The Industry In America—Faro big Correspondence—Sorghum Sugar IndustryCaring Hams — Farm Not-s from England - \ Season of Disappointment — Markets - Cattin Ships— Horticultural Jottings—Orange Trees and Forests — London Heed Association— Popularity of the Rose— Origin of Alpine PlantsThe Straw sonizer — Olive Oil — Dull) CropsPloughing — Digging—Draining — Improved Pi( Trough— Returns—Wattle Culture. TIE FARM: Preparation of the Soil for Cropsjtrawbenies. TIB DAIRY : The Dairy Industry — Device foi |se in Milking—The New Zealand Dairy Assuciafion, a Visit to their Creameries. IHE GARDEN: Garden Work—Flower CarderAnswers to Correspondents—Flower FarmingPatent Flower Pols. 7IIE ORCHARD: Sharpless Slrawbsrry-Ai Enormous Grape Vine— Arsenical Sprayiug >! Fruit Trees—The Fittest Apple. MISCELLANEOUS: Agricultural ExhibitiotForms of Agricultural Returns— " Bitting" oi Horses— Newmarket Camellia Show. COUNTRY NEWS : Victoria Valley-Pollok Masterton—Port Albert— Waitnate XortliI Hokianga Tairtri— Waikato—Mahurangi—Dairi ' Flat — Otorohanga — Rotorua —Paeroa—Pukeh —North Albert land —Thames—Kaukapakapa S —Clevedon (Wairoa South)— Hunua. THE SPORTSMAN: Notes by "Phaeton"-StnJ Strolls—Auckland Trotting Club's Meetmg-Tha Derby Meeting—The Hawkesbury .Spring Meetin; il — rolls—Auckland Trotting Meeting-Tin Derby Meeting—The Hawkesbury Spring Meetin; —Hawke's Bay (Spring Meeting—The Australian Jockey Club's Meeting—The New Zealand CupThe Sylvia Park Stud Company—Takapum i Jockey Club — Waikato Hunt Club. MAIL NEWS ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES I PROPOSED FEDERAL CONVENTION I CANON LID DON DEAD i THE SHIPPING STRIKE '• ACCIDENT AT MAHURANGI !• FIRE ON BOARD THE NETTIE BLOWN OUT TO SEA A RUN ON BANKS ! THE TRADES CONGRESS FRENCH DUELS EMPLOYERS AND WORKERS THE STRIKE MANIA WANTON DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY LESSONS IN COACHING RAGLAN COUNTY COUNCIL AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS RODNEY COUNTY COUNCIL COOPERATION CAPTURING AN OUTLAW KILLING NO MURDER PURSUED BY A MAD HORSE SUCCESS A MATTER OF CHARACTER INTERVIEW WITH A MAN-EATING TIGER THE JEWS THE LATE CARDINAL NEWMAN NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY AMERICAN TARIFF BILL THE 'FRISCO SERVICE THE RAILWAY UNION ACCIDENT TO MR. JOSEPH NEWMAN SUICIDE OF A GUMDIGGER SALONICA DESTROYED BY FIRE FLOODS AT PRAGUE PROPOSED MEDIATION THE SHIPMASTERS ASSOCIATION PUBLIC EXPENDITURE l DEATH OF MR. F. JONES, M.H.R. AUDACIOUS ROBBERY SIR 1 WHITAKEU's LIBEL ACTION WAITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL THAMES HARBOUR BOARD BILL THE MAIL SERVICE THE SHIPPING STRIKES LABOUR DEMONSTRATION I THREE TALL MEN \ DICKENS AS A DINER \ GERMAN OBEDIENCE ■SLOGANS AND WAR CRIES MAX O'RELL ON JOHN BULL ROMANCE OF THE PEERAGE KELSON'S CAPTAIN OF LE GENERECX CRIMINAL SITTINGS RATIVE LANDS COURT PARLIAMENTARY NOTES BINK OF NEW ZEALAND TEE UNION STEAM GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIS LABOUR MOVEMENT THfc AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS FOOtBALL BOWLING LAWN TENNIS CRICKET AUSTRALIAN NEWS BANKRUPTCY THE CONTRIBUTOR" WELLINGTON NEWS NOTES AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS LONDON COMMERCIAL NEWS DEFENCE AND VOLUNTEERS AUSTRALIAN MARKETS KAURI GUM MARKET ECCLESIASTICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MASONIC AQUATICS THE GOLDFIELDS BOARD OF EDUCATION LONG LOST FRIENDS LOCAL GOSSIP THE SKETCHER OUT-DOOR SPORTS, &c. LITERATURE AND ART THE NOVELIST USEFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS CHILDREN'S COLUMN FOR THE LADIES FASHIONS CHESS AND DRAUGHTS VARIETIES POETRY DAY OF REST MEETINGS LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS ACCIDENTS OBITUARY OFFENCES FIRES GENERAL EXTRACTS NEWS IN BRIEF THE COURTS CORRESPONDENCE ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS LEADING ARTICLES COUNTY COUNCILS LATEST EUROPEAN CABLEGRAMS COLONIAL CABLEGRAMS NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS SOCIAL ITEMS MINING SCIENCE AND INVENTIONS SHIPPING COMMERCIAL AUCKLAND MARKETS UVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETr BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. MISCELLANEOUS "*"""-• ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN THE COLONY._ TVT ANDRES. O E E D S. Bonedust, " Croft " Brand Lawes* Superphosphates and Dissolved Bona Manure Anglo Company's (late Ollendorff's) Superphosphates Hill a Corn Manure Peruvian Government Guano Bonedusts and Manures of all grades 25 tons specially-dressed Fine Boneflour, " Croft brand, to arrive about sth August SEEDS-CLOVERS, GRASS. TURNIP SEH.DS. Fresh Shipments arriving per Ruapehu and Tainui. W. S. LAURIE & CO., Custom-stuket, Auckland. Bonemill at Ngaruawahia, Waikato. ■ aw Bones purchased.