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Otago Witness, Volume 01, Issue 2123, 1 November 1894, Page 2

Business Mottoes. TiTT^ A 1)T T7 .. J^i \* i /^ Ilj .Li JL FAMOUS CHWIDN DOUBLE-FUSttQW PLQOGHS & QSSGiftS. T-actically spea^ng we^^^g^^^-a in New Z^land POECE-FEEIT^ROADaiST^ffiRAm 6EAS& AND 18ft. "^IDE^ ALL STEEL. BBXLLS. OUR "EUREKA" DRILLS, PATENT COMBINED MAMUKB AND TURNIP, OR COMBINED rAiJJJM v MANUREj QJ jAiN, AND TURNIPS. •ThP Manure Feed is a Force-feed, SELF-CLEANING, entirely preventing all CLOGGIM W BMOTw£OT*i& mineral superpho ;p hate« or other wet a»d sticky manurea Sojs we % Srv manures equally well. Greatly improved for present t ewon ; also made to *ow Manun BroSoTst Tv ?S from 4to 16 CoWrj «>d Wand 16 Centres kept m Stock. Order early ♦'EUREKA" PATENT DOUBLE TURNIP AND MANURE DRILLS FOR RIDGES "Will not choke or bieak with any kind of Manure. DISC AND DIGGING HABROWS. These are now universally acknowledged to be the Best, most Durable, and most Effective fo their work We turn out mere annually than all other New Ze&ltmd makers put together. Tin BDeaks for itself ; no other testimonials required. HILLSIDE PLOUGHS, with either Wooden or Iron Fraires. NEW DBAG HARROW on Wheels, made for two, three or four horses. . Nothing equals thi for cultivating and cleaning ground, and nothing like it for lifting Turnip Sheils. This is , mU WeXmak^ Drill tfongb, combined with Manure «v Turuip Sower. It puts the seed in moist earth, ensuring germination. OQbBLI A^O TREBLE mill PLGI3QHS. To b6 followed tamedmtely by the DOUBLE or TKEBLB HKILL TDJJSIP SOWEE MERCErTnON ■ CANVAS BINDER, MOWERS, Elm Grove, East Ta : ed, March 1894. Upas Sib —The Mercer Bittder which I purchased from you t«o seasons ago gave me sti! ereaterlatisfaotion this harvest. The ra^es and chaius show no wear aud want no adjusting ¥h! f second T M.rcer I purchased for my Middknurch properly, whe.e fi atisf«ction.-Youxs truly, Greytown South, March 189*.' Dea* Sib,— My Mercer purchased this season has fully exceeded your replantations M : crop thi? Son, w well as being very heavy straw, was most terribly laid. The machine wil tip^hrough anything, and it Beems next to impossible to choke the elevators, which worked w tfa oXaStch. My two canvas elevator machines kept one man constantly emploied the whol eason Sg nothing but probing oanv*s--B, to say nothing of lo^t time m .toppages To an : S wanting a reliable binder, and lea«ttroubks,me, I recommend the Mercer. J. Bruce. AlXrr> SBAPERS AND^^Wgßg._ m igjgM. The "Milkmaid" Brand is guaranteed tc ji^^^^^^ contain all the cream of the original milk, tepMgpn'wrri' la the process of manufacture nothing but uS^^fflfi water is removed, nothing bat the best «l Jrali& ' refined sugar added. ■ Avoid low-priced brands from which the |S^S«. a i cream has been abstracted, and ask f«x l^fcSi&sßß lol^ +I^^ "Milkmaid" Srand, the best for all 8^ purposes. F^^^^^^^^H VINEGAR 1 CHAFF-CUTTERS AND BAGGERS (MADE IN THREE STYLES). r ZEAXANttlA.— Farmer's Maobina ,t, t No. 8., -with llin-month, three knivee, riddle . a^^ijMujiJPiL'tf' elevator, and patent single bagger; capaoit; I l|sni|!2«ll« CAIVTERB CRY.- Contractor' lUfHii'l! f~^W&v! Wof\ wiwf Machine ; No. 4., with 12in-mouth, three knlvet |P^,^^£^3t{j ; \ff HjlTg riddle, elevator, patent double bagger — capa I ii !imstk M H knives, up to 24 tons per day. A No. 4. maohin *lP^§iiiiiiL ! r«fl!§Q!ff** recently cut 96 tons of chaff in six days ii gjpw- addition to travelling 60 miles, as the amoun f^owr^viV -^I^^^^^S was divided between 14 farmers. \m^^^^M^KWy>SL^ AU^TJRAI^ *SB AW, with 14in-month iWiiO!.'Jififß^^fe^S^Lp^^^^^r^i WiiO!.'JififB^^fe^S^Lp^^^^^r^ f°ar kcives, replaceable knife wbeel, riddle ~~ elevator, patent double bagger; capaoity uj to 26 tons per day. CHAFF CUTTERS HAND, HORSE, WATER, and STEAM HORSE-GEARS.-ONE to FOUR »obse power. CORN-CRUSHERS.— CaP^ cc ii t y so to 240 bushels oats per hour A. NTDRBwi^^BBAVE XT 8 CANTERBURY MACHINE WORKS. CHRISTCHURCH.