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Otago Witness, Issue 2408, 26 April 1900, Page 2

Business Notices. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE WORLD-FAMED Without Doubt the Eest Imported Drill in the Market. Perfect Feed and Reliable. Send for Full Particulars. FAMOUS ■ - ALSO, THEIR EQUALLY FAMED - CHAMPION CHILLED DIGGING" PLOUGHS (SINGLE OR DOUBLE FURROW). DISC HARROW'S, . " In ..sizes from 6ft to 12ft wide, fitted with patent adjustment for equalising the weight, so that the discs cut uniformly deep all over at any angle. The only really good disc harrow in the inarkec. The bearings will not cut the axle, and hardly ever require renewing. DIGGING .HARBOWS MADID AMY SIZE. NO.'S I, 2, 2i, 3, and 1 " STEEL ZIGZAG HARROWS, CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, DISC HARROWS, BROADCAST SEEDSOWEKS, DRAYS, HORSE GEARS, WJBE STRAINERS, &c, &o. Lowest I PLAIN AND BARBED FENCING WIRE, IKON f Lowest Prices j FENCING STANDARDS. [ Prices BEARING- "IDEAL" BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES, KNIFEGRINDERS, &c. NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE ON APPLICATION. DUNEDIN. METAL IIECHANTB, PLUMBERS, SANITARY EN6INEERB, COPPERSMITHS, BRAIBFODNBERB, EKGINEERS, 3RONFOUNDEBS, awd BOILERMAKERS. SOLE PROPRIETORS IN" OTAGO asd SOUTHLAND of Yi.&JJh b JriilJiJMl imJrJttU V JiiJ Qj^Xii-JLwTiiJ,. Messrs A. and T. BURT (Limlieo), having purchased the Sole Eight for Manufacture of the above Skylight for Otago. ami Southland, desire to inform Architects, Plumbers, and the Trade generally that they intend to prosecute any person or persons infringing the above Patent, or found making or using any but those manufactured by them. AEE TJ^E MAKERS to go to for ! OjF' AIsJl PH xTSBjK or ■^■ anc^ Horse, and Steam Power CORgT-CRTJSHERS HORSE' GEARS &s they confine their attention to tlieze four machines, and d© not try to make all sorts. „ - CATALOGUES SENT ON APPLICATION. CHRISTCi-IURCII, N.Z. _____ __ - __ . _ Oonsbab'c George 'Williams h?s teen _ap- jf r .j_ r-I. Witheford informed his audience pointed an inspector of factories for the iViici- a t Auckland one evening last week that in a die Island of New Zealand and the islands conversation lie had with Sir George Grey adjacent ttcreto. shortly before thai statesman's death, Sir A man who expressed strong pro-Boer senli- George expressed o hope that his .statue, if unents iii a street at Port Douglas (Queens- erected, would not ha of marble, but of land) recent! r was roughly handled, and after- bronze,- 1 because marble was liable to disifl.\rards covere i .with tar, legration in this clima.a.