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Otago Witness, Issue 2253, 6 May 1897, Page 2

Business Notices. 3ES, X 2 X 13 ©p Xfc __9l "HT * _S» D.F. PLOUGHS* "^^Ng^^ O.F.FIfIUOHS 12,<000 .s^^^^ffl &_3 9 OQO IMPORTANT VfiPKQVEWIENTS IN PLOUGHS THSS SEASON. All Mouldboards are now made to duplicate. The beam -where the land-lever stud is bolted on to Plough is made broader to compensate for bolt holes. BIGGfERS, BOTH SmG&B AID DOUBX-S. (Fitted -with Either Hard Tempered Steel or Diamond Chilled Mouldboards.) DALZIEL'S PATENT DUST-PROOF PLOUGH WHEELS supplied when required at an extra cost of 15s per Set of Three Wheels. ■ DISC HARROWS. in sizes from 6ft to 12ft wide. Fitted ynth patent adjustment for equalising the weight, so that the discs cut unifprmly deep all over at any angle, The only really good disc harrow in tlie market. The bearings will not cut the axle, and hardly ever require renewing. NEW POSITIVE FfED BROADGfIST SEES SOWiRS ! THIS IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE ONLY GOOD BROADCAST SEED SOWER. OUR PATBMT "EUREKA" COMBINED GEAIN, MANURE, & TURNIP DRILL. Greatly improved for this season. Made in all combinations and to sow grain or turnips at will, with or without manure, as desired. This is the drill for the times. Made any size from four to eight coulters, and 14in between the drills ; and for grain 7in. Fitted -with new patent adjustable coulters. CMAFFCUTTERS A_tfl> B AGGERS. CJ-.S3"_____F'^"O"CJT ! T_ES_E^-_S (^__X_X_i _sX__S;____s:>. £___ AMERICAN WOODEN HILLSIDE PLOUGHS, £3 10s EACH, XBIPOD HARROWS, GRUBBERS, DRAYS, CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, TURNIP SLICERS PULPERS, WIRE STRAINERS, BINDERS. OILS, HORSE NAILS, BAR IRON, AND ALL BLACKSMITHS' SUNDRIES. execptiok- j pLftjgj AKB TABBED FEH6INB ' WmE ) ™™"" VJwir.tlßON FEf_GSNG STA^OAROS ) prices. SPRING-TOOTH CULTIVATOR AND COUCH DESTROYER, With or -without Seedboxes for Grain and Grass or Canister for Turnips. As we make it it is Perfect. DIERING PONT AND ALL-STEEL HARVESTERS AND BINDERS. LIGHTEST DEAUGHT AND BEST BINDER IN THE WOELD. Illustrated Catalogue on Application, ABSOLUTELY PURE, NATUBAL-LY PALATABLE, AND EXTBAOEDINABILY EFFICACIOUS IH CONSUMPTION, THROAT AFFECTIONS, AND DEBILITY OF ADULTS AND GKILDREN. Dr. SINCIiAni COGHILL, f "In Tubercular Disea.se, possesses greater thePhysician, Hospital for Consumption, Teiitnor. ( rapeutic efficacy than any other Cod Liver Oil." Sir G-. DUNCAN GIBB, Bart., " »_.D., f "Axemedy of great po-werin the treatment of 3?Tvysician to the Westminster Hospital. \ many Affections of the Throat and Larynx." JOSEPH J. POPS, Esq., M.S.C.S., J "In all debilitated states of the system, a Late Staff-Surgeon, Army, India. , \ reliable and valuable remedy." X»r. .GEORGE .BAUNDSSS,. 0.8., "? f "A valuable remedy, especially in the \Vasti__ Late Deputy-Inspeotor-General, Army Hospitals. \ Diseases of Children." Bold ONLY in Capsuled Ihlpebiaii Half-Pints, Pints, and Quarts, by all Chemists and Storekeepers. Sole Consignees— ANSAß, HAKFORD Sc CO., Limited, 210, High Kolborn, London. CAUTION. — Resist mercenary attempts to recommend or substitute inferior Iciiids. NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE MONEY OUT OF YOUR ISltAd^ ©E-C.-J' #4l\_L? «&i__iWw?il!li-?«_& %»_ (r€ _£^ fl Ef_i WE MAKE A FULL LINE OF CLEANERS. -Tile ______© Wonder — Grand machine for Cocksfoot or Stripped Ryegrass, and is the Cheapest Cleaner on Market. Al _Fai'lliei»§' Cleaner — A very long way the Best All-round Farmers Machine. Will do ALL other cleaners "will do, and a lot more. Sieves double the area of other cleaners. In addition to ordinary cleaning will take Wild Turnip out of Ryegrass, Wild Oats out of ordinary. This year you can soon pay for it by putting through your seconds. . WHERE THEY ARE i KNOWN THEY ARE YALUEJD. j MERCHANTS' MACHINES ARE MADE BY US OF THE MOST COM- ' PLETE CHARACTEK. We hold stocks of -every conceivable size of perforated zinc and woven wire, so that any requirements can be supplied. CittTtl&V€sttVtt&JE&.__ The average height of the human race is, for Copper is believed to be the metal earlies men, sft 6in f for women, sft 2in. known to man and first used in the arts. The Wesbinehouse brake i 9 said to have Sir Edward Clarke made £100 his first year brought its inventor, Mr George Westingbouse, at the bar. His earnings are now reported to £\ 000 000 ' average £20,000 per annum.