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Otago Witness, Issue 2371, 10 August 1899, Page 2

Business Notices. "CHAMPION" DOUBLE -FURROW PLOUGHS, THESE PLOUGHS ARE SO WELL KNOWN THAT COMMJtNT IS .NEEDLESS. Steel and Wood Frame DISC HARROWS made any Size, from 6ft wide to 12ft wide. Our Steel Frame HARROW is the Best Steel Harrow in New Zealand. OUK NEW COMBINED- GEAIN, TUKNIP, AND MANURE DRILLS ARE ANOTHER FEATURE IN WHICH WE , EXCEL— WITHOUT DOUBT THE BEST DRILL OBTAINABLE. , : ALSO MAKERS OF <2, 3, & 4 FURROW STUBBLE PLOUGHS, CHAFFCUTTERS «SS !3B^L<3hCB-£S3ES,3. WOODEN HILLSIDE PLOUGHS ffcg^ REDUCED IN PRICE. AGENTS FOR I 3DEERIITG " IDEAL " HARVESTERS & BINDERS, AND HORSE RAKES, MOWERS, &c, &c. OIL ENGINES, TRACTION ENGINES, THRASHING MILLS SECOND-HAND ENG-INES FOR SALE. '■• - - SOLE AGENTS FOR - - ftiJDGE-WHITWORTH & YELLOW FELLOW BICYCLES. £ULL PARTICULARS AND CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. ANDREWS & BEAVEM are THE MAKERS to go to fob CHAFFCUTTEES for Hand ' Horse ' and steam Pover SEED-CLEANIM MACHINERY *"^SS and CORN-CRUSHERS HORSE GEARS As they confine their attention to these four machines, and do not try to make all sorts. CATALOGUES SENT ON APPLICATION. OHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. -A. «§Z> T. :B"CX:E& i 37 (ZLbTE'IO.), AGENTS FOR RUSTON, PROCTOR, & CQ.'S (LTD.) ENGINES AND BOILERS. SPECIAL ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR DREDGES, CREAMERIES, AND GENERAL PURPOSES. ENGELBERT'S CELEBRATED LUBRICATING OILS. THE BEST FOR DURABILITY, STRENGTH, AND ECONOMY. SCOTT'S STJEEL WIRE ROPES, BLACK AND GALVANISED. We also Stock PICKERING GOVERNORS, SIGHT FEED LUBRICATORS, INJEC" TORS, and Every Description of ENGINE FITTINGS. OTAGO IRON, COPPER, BRASS, AND LEAD WORKS aDXJ3KTE3DI3NT.

The Woodville Examiner reports that some good specimens of gold-bearing quartz have been found on the ranges not many miles from Elcetahuna. The Victorian Agricultural department reports thai, experiments in cotton-growing at Mildura have been attended with success, but »imilar emeriments at Dookie were failures.

Jhe jemetery at Karori, Wellington, was opened in February, 1892, and already no fewer than 3*oo interments have been made. The whole of the area originally set apart for burials (15 acres) has been taken up, and graves are now being made in an adjoining plot. The cemetery reserve, however, is 100 acres in extent.