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Otago Witness, Issue 1893, 2 March 1888, Page 9

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. THE LOWDOWN BUCKEYE. , iVlr Thomas Kainforth, of Enfield, Oamaro, cut the whole oi a very heavy crop last season with a Lowtkwn Buckeye operated by two horses* The machine worked so satisfactorily that oue- of his neighbours offered him at the ens of the season a bonus of £5 upon its cost, and not a single pennyswoith of breakage occurred through the season. Another of these naachinesowncd by Mr Brookes, of Waiwera, gave its owner such satisfaction that he has expressed himself unwilling to sell for a larger sum thaa he gave for it. We have one of these machines* for sale^ and also two of the Buckeye elevator* binders, is'either of these machines have ever* feeea worked, but were stripped for dupKoatefo ■ at the end of last season, aud have now been* fitted up, and are ready for immediate delivery. We havo a full supply of duplicates in stock, and will send ouj expert to fctart either of above if purchaser desires it. Anyone requiring a machine this season will do well to call and inspect them at our yard. The Buckeye is so well known that anyone with "sideling" crops who is in the habit of cutting and binding with back-deliveries, will be able to save the cost of their machine on present season's cut, reckoning only the difference between manual and mechanical binding. We havo a good supply of specially imported Manila twine, and oil for binder use. BEGG & WILKINSON* Casilb street, Dunedin. ,