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Otago Witness, Issue 2325, 22 September 1898, Page 8

DPI COLTIVATOR ' • - ■ - - AND PRILL PLOOGH. BEST IN THE WORLD. SEVENTINES. These cultivators have been eminently successful in England and Scotland and in Australia and this colony, where some of the leading implement-makers have taken them ■up and distributed them as the best they can find. Messrs Jack and Sons, of Maybole., Scotland; Mr Hugh Lennon, of Melbourne; and Messrs Andrews and Beaven and Booili, Macdonald, and Co.. of Christchurch, are a few well-known remes culled from many. The Dux Cultivator, whilst made as light as necsssary strength and durability will permit, is of the best mates ial obfainablc. They are stayers of the first water, and will go far towards initiating a class of implements superior in every respect to those bow in use. An examination of the detail of the Dux v.ill coavince any one of its many advantage. The tines or arms are fixed with clamps to t&e main frame, which enable them to be used in any position or at any depth, and this, too, without any drilling or weakening of tho frame There are two dianond tiuos on each side of the frame, or one more than in the Plinat Junior, md one broad waoder blade. One or both can be used, in the former cose the unused limb being set aside as a duplicate, and tbe digging points or diamonds are reversible, the upper point being turned toward the ground when the lower has become worn. Two levers form part of each machine — one for controlling the_ depth of operations by adjusting the leading wheel, and the ether for varying the ?"idth of frame. The long hiller or ridger, for luruif.s and po tatoes, is longer than in most other cultivators, and admits of greater range and adjustment and superior ridging. The long, polished steel beards minimise friction, and the entire implement will be found o, marvel «f strength, lightness and utility. PRICE, COMPLETE, £3 3s. Free on rail, Dunedin. This implement can be obtained from Messrs A. Yates and Co., Auckland; Williams and Kettle, Limited, Gisborne and Napier; A. Jones and Sons, Waipukurau ; R. E. Beckett, Marton; United Farmers' Alliance, Wellington ; Farmers' Co-operative Association ; Andrews and Beaven, or Booth, Macdonq^d, and Co., Chrislclmrcli ; Darling and -Milne, Oamaru ; Tothill, Watson, and Co. ; Dabinet and Young, Owaka; H. T. Bain, Balclutha; S. Maw, Mataura ; and all agencies. \JV3Jib q bJdh&l, Vl&. These dips, which are in powder (poisonous) md fluid (non-poisonous), are the most effective and valuable preparations known to breeders of repute in the old country, where for over fifty years the Odams Company have been purveyors of dip to the Royal farms of England. Originally formed from amongst the yeomanry its directors to-day are all noted breeders' and connoisseurs of stock ; and farmers are safe and can rely upon the judgment and honosty of their own class upon the fcoard- A " ~ies in stock. ODAMS'S SUPERPHOSPHATES ANO MANURES. In this line also the judgment of the farming experts upon the board are a guarantee of a wise selection of basis substances, and constant and unremitting determination to develop all that is reliable in artificial plant foods. For many years past Mr John Grigg, j of Longbench, has imported many hundreds of tons of Odams's manures. This line is not carried in stock, but indented to the order cf formers requiring it. AGENCIES t 'ACETYLENE GAS COMPANY.. ■ANDREWS AND BEAVEN. §>. AND D^ DUNCAN. BINDER TWINE AND LUBRICATING • ' OIL. jQ. H» OATWAY 5 , gTBEET, DUNEDIftb