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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8398, 23 January 1889, Page 3

TfpHE BUCKEYE ON THE TAIERI. _5_ GOOD \VOItK. A large number of farmers and croppers met at Mr William Milne's farm, East Taieri, yesterday to witness an exhibition trial of the Buckeye and Massey reapers and binders. The latter (as at West Eyreton and Ngapara) for some reason did not attend, but the Buckeye Elevator being on band got away at noon in a fine crop of oats averaging about 50 bushels and standing from Ift to 6ft iv height. The machine, drawn by two horses, made a couple of rounds, and then to show her ability to " open up " cut a lane through the centre of the block, returning the opposite way to pick up her tracks. This was done to the satisfaction of everybody present. Each sheaf was tightly bound, well packed, and delivered with square, even butts. The stubble was even and low, and there was a complete absence of loose straws. At 2 o'clock a halt was made for luncheon, and shortly afterwards another start was effected—a good many farmers following the machine round the paddock and closely examining its work. As the first appearance of the Buckeye in this part of the Taieri a very favourable impression was created, and a testimonial drawn up on the ground promptly bore the signatnrc of every farmer present —Mr William Milne and Mr Smcllie, of North Taieri, who drove during the day, each purchasing a machine through Mr J. Fowler,

the local agent. Farmers requiring machines this season need to make prompt application as stocks are running low. Mr Milne's machine will be at work again to-day, and anyone wishing to inspect it is at liberty to do so.

BEGG & WILKINSON, Castle strget,| DUNEDIN.

AUSTRALIA V. THE WORLD. «. Tho Australasian colonies are rapidly coming to the front, and before tho next centenary will undoubtedly form one of the greatest nations in the world. Young Australians have made a world-wide reputation for themselves as statesmen, scholars, soldiers, and athletes. Australian products of all kinds are proved to bo equal and in many cases superior to the products of the older countries. Among all the industries now being developed no oqo is making such rapid and marked strides as that of wine growing. At the last Melbourne International Exhibition Caldwell's " Crown Braud " wines beat 415 competing European wines. At all the exhibitions where exhibited Caldwell's " Crown Brand" wines have carried oflt the highest awards. In eight public trials with the best imported clarets Caldwell's "Crown Brand" received 64 votes in its favour against 37 received by the imported article. Caldwell's "Crown Brand" claret is now being largely imported into India, where it is fast displacing the French brands. Give your wine merchant a trial order and judge for yourself. Caldwell's Australian Wine Company, Limited, Melbourne. —[Advt.]

A Natural Aperient.—End's Fruit Salt (prepared from sound ripe fruit) when taken with water nets as a natural aperient. Its simple but natural action removes all impurities, thus preserving and restoring health. If its great value in keeping the body in health were universally known, no family would be without it. Caution.—Legal rights are protected in every civilised country. Examine each ■bottleand st-e that the capsule is marked " Euo'b yruitSalt"; without it you have been imposed on by worthless imitations.—Sold by all Chemists. [A.DVT.I

Valuable Discovery for thb Hair.—lf your hair is turning grey or white, or falling off, uao ,' The Mexican Hair Rcnewer," for it will positively restore in every case Grey or White Hair to its original colour without leaving the disagreeable smell of moat "Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the growth of the nair on bald spots where the glands are not decayed. Ask your Chemist for " Thk Mexican Hair Renkwkr," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere at 3s 6d per bottle. Wholesale depot, 33. Farringdon road, London. —[Advt.l

Late Advertisements. WANTED --Barmaid (leading hotel, 255), Female Cooks (30s, 40s), Station Gardener (elderly man), Housemaid, Dairymaid.—Barratt's Agency. 2ty WANTED, a thoroughly qualified BOOKKEEPEK, to undertake Full Charge of Onice.— Apply, with references, and stating salary required, by letter only, to AHTHUR M'DONALD & CO., Wool and Grain Brokers, 2:ija Dunedin.

A LADY requires an Engagement as Governess to young children, or as a Companion to a Lady; veiy musical.—Address Box ?.'!, Timaru Poet, Oflice. Zlja. "OESIDENT GOVERNESS, thoroughly Jl\) competent to give instruction in English, Latin, French, Mathematics, Music, Drawing, Needlework, &c. wishes for KE-KNGA.GHMISNT. lood references.—Address Beta, Post Office,Timaru. 2Sja MONEY. —Applications can be made by letter or telephone to Henry Benjamin, money broker, 3 Manse street. H3ja /Hi OOD Permanent Tenant. Wants SevenHJT roomed HOUSE, vicinity Girls' High Scho..l, London, Cargill streets.—House, Times Oflice. 23ja MONEY.— Weekly or fortnightly repayments, at 10 per cent, interest ouly.— Henry Benjamin, London Loan Society, Manse street. S^ja WANTED KNOWN-For~Sale, for £15& cash, the Patent ltight of a very payable and easily worked concern, for which I !\m agent—A. Smith, Aiild Scotland Hotel, Duuidm. li3ja WO LET (early), Double-fronted SHOP, JL corner ot Princes street and Octagon, with room below ; suit any trade requiring to make good display.-It. V. Hardy, Architect. 2|ija r|lO LET,a Large SHOP and DWELLING, B a lir3t-cl.iss position, adjoining I'ercival, optician, George ttreet. K'.ja B7\U.UNISHED BEDROOM and PARLOUR JiJ to LET ; quiet, healthy, and central.—Particulars John Oillies, upholsterer, George street. -':ija rpENDEHS are invited till Noon o _ft. WKDNHSDAY, the Mtli insl... for the erection of ii KE3IDKNQK (of wpwO in Heiiot row. JAMISS HISLOP, a::ja Architect, Dowling street. B \ U N KD I N ATHK NyE UJI AN D 1 Jk.J MECHANICS' INSTITUTK.

'J'ho ANNUAL fIKNKUAL MKKTIN(J of the SiruS'iHlHliKSwillbe held in-ihe Lower Hull of Mm Athena-urn on MONDAY, 2Mh inst., at 8 o'clock p.m. Copies of the lteport and lialaucc Sheet may be obtained in tho Library. W. 15. HATihOW, Ifonomry Secretary. 2'Jiid January lSfi!) ' I'Mjn Q T. P A U L'S C H U 11 C H. Y*Si Sont-li hltrs are Ti'iiiimled that tlieii- PKIV JUSNTS are now OUTS for fiic Ourrent, Year, and ijeats should lie secured by tfl.-.t INST. Others desirous of obtaining Sittings will please apply to Mr S. M'OAHTUI', Stuart street. T. M. HOCKKN, Church warden. Janiiarj_a2 L lßßfl. a:!ja

BO KOU GII 0 F 11 OSL VN. — TAKK NOTICK.-The VALUATION LISTS for the several Wards in the Uorough ot Koslvu for the Year 1880 are OPEN for INSI'ISO I'ION during ollice hours at the Town Clerk's ofli c, Council Chambers. Koslyn. All < IUJKCTIONS thereto must bu left at, the Uesidcnt Jlagistrate'a oflice, lloud street, Uimedin, on or before the loth day of FKBUUAKV ISSi), addressed to the Assessment Court, Keslyn ; and i> copy of such Objection must bu left at the Town Clerk's otlice, Kuslyn, not lesi than seven days btfure the next sitting of the said Court. Dated at Roslyn, this ir,th day of January 1830. CJIAJtLKS WIJDGK. 2% Town Clerk.

BO It 0U G H O F 110 SLY M. UOTICK 13 HEKUHY GIVKN that tho lioslyn BnroiiKh Council, at a Special Meeting held on the 181 ti day of January ISS'J, L'ASSlil) a KK.SOI.UTION ADOI'TINCi a IIYI2-I.AW, having ),.r itsnl.j.:ct the MU-ivtiim of Jlye-law No. 5, lv come into force ou the Ist day of MAItUII l.SS'.t. Copy ii (he above BuM.nv will be (ipt-n for ftist.'cctiori during oliiee hours at the otii,-e uf lliu Council, Council Chambers, lioslyn, uu and alter the lithdayof FKHUUAUYIBHI. Hotii;-1 is Also llcrcliy Given that, the Council will hold a snbstqiß-nt SI JKC!A!, ,\tv:|-;T11\(i- in the Council Hall. l£i/.,lyn, om J'JiIDAY, !l,e 1-M.h d.iy i.f February IHS.i, at h:i!t-p;iM. s i.'cl.: •!: in i,ho tveiii:]^, toCONKUJM tlie. above UKSfr, lITIOM. CMAUIiHij WKO'IK. Town C!c-I>. lioslyn, JiHnnrv:':!, IRS!). v:;,!