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Otago Witness, Issue 1834, 14 January 1887, Page 2

KEID <& GRA V' S , SEND FOR Jiyi^g ilF^==^r£*s , • .SEND FOR ." TESTIMONIALS, l^^^^sl Iff 5*5 * TESTIM <>NIALS. NEW ZEALAND_TWINE]f BINDER. r r°M^mTlTr Pnrc^ s of BIN . D ®RS we~w7uld ask them to Buy the LOCAL-MADE W!m«™li^ a 1 as, besides the facilities in obtaining duplicates for repairs, it is equal to the As W e have already a large number of orders, we would ask our friends to ORDER a a&ijY, to avoid disappointment. . \ 'Wfeiitfronrtnvi , [Testimonial.] Wellington, March 8, 1886. inVffiorXort^w ndw WOlfke(l ca P ita »y.' and is all we caii wiab. Ties aftongly a very rieat sheaf among or snort straw. , (Signed) , Wst. Sket, Government Analyßfc.^^^-ja. BACK DELIVERI REAPERS, Reduoed in Price to Meet the Times. .- «RASS SEEI> STRIPPBKS. . . •"' ALSO THEIR - , ' . - BAGGERS. . ■ BAOOEKS DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS, HARROWS, GRUBBERS, and SBEDSOWERS, &c. CAMBRIDGE ItOI>I".KRS, . ALL SPECIALLY LOW PRICES. Woit^ 1 2Pi Swfl Fencing Standards, Barb Wire and Iron and Steel Fencing Wire. Agents for waiters latent Wire Strauiers, 6d each. Clayton and Shuttleworth's Mill and Engines now landing. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. ■".THE FARMERS' SEEDSMAN. ESTABLISHED OVER 20 YEARS. ILLIAII EEID, '.SEEDSMAN, NURSERYMAN, AND FLORIST, Grand Hotel Buildings, High street. Turnip Seed! Tiiß*nit> Seed! ! I eaa supply Green Top, Purple Top, *nd Grey Stone at 50s per cwt.Nett C&sh, Cost 60s in England, but money I must have. AIso,— CLOVERS I will sail afc a great loss. COCKSFOOT aac! ofcljer Grasses all at Mfually Low Prices, » , „ 'WILLIAM REID, Grand Hotel Buildings, High street, Dunedin. . ■ CHAFFCUTTERS. M«T * XTO7I/iTTmm i 'W?m f1 WITH SINGLE BAGGERS fitted with Ii H M H HI II I I I W! K.\ with vv * v^> Distributing Shute, which UUiIAIVUAA^IW makGS Riddles Twice as Effective; Middloton's Patent Self Starting and Stopping Arrangement to Screw] Press makes that part of the Machine Self-acting. Wood Riddle makes far better chaff than iron one. These improvements make our Machines CHEAPER by POUNDS thau ANY OTHERS. Testimonial Recently Received; om Mr H. Cassedy, Proprietor West Coast Line of Coaches, Springfield. 'I have muck pleasure in expressing my complete satisfaction at the manner in which the Canterbury Chaffoutter vrith Single Prsss is working at my Farm. The Machine has cut over 10q tons of WhUiten and Oaten Chaff, making a splendid sample. The rate of cutting, one ton per hour; average weight, 24 bags to the ton. I must mention how admirably Middleton's Patent Stopping and Starting Arrangements to the Bagger succeeds, as it is simply perfection itself. The bags are x ell filled, and the absence of all loss of Chaff on removal of full bag is especially commendable. Iv short, everything connected with the Machine is working beautifully and to my entire satisfaction. Do not lose sight of the fact that we are the Original Makers of Portable Self-bagging Chaffcutterfl and have had seven times the experience of other makers. " Self-bagging Chaffcutters delivered to any Railway Station in Otago. MANUFACTURERS : , .AGENTS : ANDREWS & BEAVEN, T. ROBINSON & CO., Cliristcliurcia. Princes st., I>ime«lin. , — t: W* L. M'JLABEN, TAILOB, ; . BOWLING- STI.EET, DUNBBXBT.-*