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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1611, 14 January 1903, Page 2

Our “STEEL QUEEN 3 3 DISC HARROW SBONftliri i. , ; TS AS G-OOD AS ITS NAME. It is>eat, good-looking and handy. Every part is staunch and strong, yet it is light and easy on man and team. That is because it is built right; frame work of steel ;• draught-rods applied at just the right points. The bearings are really good and our new screw-down Grease Cup ensures thorough lubrication. A lad can pack it up for transport or spread it out for work in two or three minutes. • This is not our only good line. We have many others, some of which we shall speak of here from time to time. BUT DO NOT WAIT. If you want anything in the line of MODERN FARM IMPLEMENTS, please drop us a line. C STATIONARY ) ” J PORTABLE iOIL ENGINES SPECIAL AGENCY LINES “WHITE (manual WHITMAN" BALING PRESSES “AUSTIN” GRADERS, ROCK CRUSHERS, STONE SPREADING WAGGONS, ETC. Catalogues for the Asking. Tell us where tou saw the Advertisement. Macdonald & Co., Ltd.,

Memory and success. PROF. A. LOISETTE'S ASSIMILATIVE MEMORY SYSTEM v (Copyright) cures mind wandering and lack of concentration. Strengthens the mental faculties, ensures the successful mastery of all subjects with ease. Obtainable from the Australasian Branch in Sydney only; price 10s 6d. Prospectus and testimonials free on application. , Prof A. LOISETTE, Box 1234 G.P.0., SYDNEY. £<RABTREE AND gONS. ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASSFOUNDERS, BOILERMAKERS, Makers of’ Every Description of Sawmill \ .And Dairy Machinery, ■;,?* • Agents for CAMPBELL'S Gas fend Oil Engines,' portable or stationary, for Creamerieß or General Farm Use unrivalled; also. THOMAS BROADBENT’S Hydro Extractors for > Wbol washers an d Laundries, j’J'ik*'. Jsyety description of ..Machinery ‘ indented atYowest rates. \ Cl T X FOUN DR X, ! Eva- street, Wellington. i H. w: EARP-THOMAS, . - .. DENTIST . (Late bit the University of Pennsylvania, -rrM .. . U.S.A.), ■ Hag Commenced Practice in Suite Of ~ •;,. : vrV Rooms •' l VOVER LATE WILKINS* AND FIELD’S U BUILDINGS, MANNERS STREET. Specialty: * Crojvn and Bridge Work, Lcursr—9.39 to 4.30. i V. ' Telephone 878. WA R WICK AND ROBERTS . (Late of Taylor, Ramsay and Co.), Plumbers, Tinsmiths, Gasfitters, etc., 18, Courtenay place, Wellington. Hot, Cold, Plunge and Shower Baths fitted up. Milk Cans and Dairy Work a Specialty. Manufacturers of all kinds of Lamps, Brasses and Copper Tea and Coffee Urns. Coppersmiths* Work in general done. N. O T I C E, JpERSONS are cautioned against Posting Bills on any of the “ New Zealand Times " Hoardings. Offenders will be prosecuted. NOT I C E. LEAVING MEEHAN'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, OHINGAITI. TO MEET ALL TRAINS TO AND FROM MANGAONOHO. mEE White Star liine Royal Mail JL Coaches running between Ohingaiti and Mangaonoho Railway Station. These coaches meet Peters and Sons' line of Mail Coaches which go through to the Hot Lakes. All correspondence receives prompt attention. SINGLE FARE, 2s. - RETURN, 3s. H. E. VOKES, Proprietor. READ AND FENWICK. GLASS SILVERERS AND BEVELLEKS. QUIN STREET, WELLINGTON (off Dixon Street). Glass Shelves Ground and Polished, Holes Drilled, eto. All Country Orders have uur Special Attention. FOB JOB PRINTING RING UP 1045. "TIMES” TOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.