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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7777, 22 January 1887, Page 3

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Public Notices. rjIHE BLUE EIBBON OF THE FIELD. THB PRIZE OF THE.1686 SEASON. THB GRAND NATIONAL MEDAL for Harvesting Machinery was won dn December 14, 1886, at Shepparton, Victoria, by tbe "BUCKEYE," in competition with machines of all the best makers. A grand display of all the crack reapers and binder* was exhibited at the Agricultural Show held at Shepparton in October last, when the prize of the year, if awarded at all, could only have been Ur appearance and not for use, there being at that time no crop ready for cutting. The BUCKEYE being essentially a working , machine in addition to possessing a very high mechanical finish, the agents for the manufacturers protested against any award being made for appearances only, preferring an Open Field Trial, in whicii the qualities claimed for each machine might be fairly tested in competition in the presence of skilled judges aud interested witnesses. They did not want the prize merely because their machine might be adjudged to look " the prettiest," but on the ground of its being the Farmers' Best Friend as a harvester and on the possession of qualities which have procured for it the reputation of being the best machine of its kind ever produced.. The trial at Shepparton has substantiated their claim and placed the BUCKhYE in possession of the Blue Ribbon of the Field in Victoria, the Grand National Medal—one more of the highest awards attainable to be added to the already long list of those which have made the word "BUCKEYE" bo well known in all parts of the agricultural world. Messrs T. ROBINSON & CO., Dunedin, have been appointed Agents, and have STOCK of MACHINES, with Fittings, ready for immediate delivery. * 21 ja .' ' J Tender*. rpENDERS WANTED for Seven Chains of FENCING at Caveraham.—For particulars apply FRANCIS FULTON, 22ia. Crawford street. IN THE ESTATE OF C. D. MOORE, WINTON. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to THURSDAY. 27th January, at 12 noon, for the following:— 1. Stock-in-trade at Winton 2. Live Stock, Horses, Cattle, &c. 3. Book Debts 4. Farm Implements. Stock Sheets and full particulars can be seen on the premises at Winton, or at the office of William Todd, Auctioneer, Esk street. The highest or any tender not necessarily acaccepted. WILLIAM TODD .*( £ r f vl te(* ROBERT FENWICK i c Moore Arrangements can also be made for the Purchase or Lesse of Stores, Butchery, Bakery, Chemist Shop, Dwelling-house, &c.-, also, the Farm and Slaughter Yards. WILLIAM TODD. „,. . , , For self and co-trustee. Esk street, Invercargill. 21ja . -E N D E R. NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, and . GENERAL PUBLIC. pnnm T n£ TO^ m^,!??£ d the MANUFACTURING of PORTLAND CEMENT, and having by practical tests estab ished the fact that I can produce a Firstclass Article-equal, if notsuperlor, to any Hydraulio Cement imported into the Colony-I now desire to fhlt- thß PubUc and a" thoee-interested Within One Week from date I will be prepared Wi*il?„ mlP^ from 10 to 12 Tons Fer Day; Within Three Months from 25 to 30 Tons Per Day; Within Six Months to Supply New Zealand Requirements ; and 1810 SuPPI? for Export as may T^?!? l2 ,th? 8 *been tested alongside of the Bes moft^es haS P™ed ftself Superior in mHplp «?>!'•>, Vn Mt- *am con|Went I can supply nn mavfawr ™ .'iS.*?, °? tlre satisfaction to all who may favour me with their patronage. wmbeoLfiT"? "J™ 11 Q^ntity on hand, I : Samp?* PP y hOBfS interefited with Testing i Alla^ On HHa^ ULI,° a<? d ORDINARY LIMB ! Nolice! aud SuPPHed at Shortest : Sul n eToi ao,mm eJ )ared to ?-? pp^ BMCKS of a Very ; anTSl?™^!' I ? 4uatltiti« to suit purchasers, at ! d6Wed In a"y Part 0t I in vTgeltet!" 03 Ca" aIWRy b0 obfcalned at Sfcore. \ J *hlm JL MACDONALD, i CEMENT MANUFACTURER, .- "Vogel street, Dunedin. Cement aud Bhck Works: Walton Park, Green Island. . Lime Works: Milttarn. fa