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Otago Witness, Issue 2413, 7 June 1900, Page 2

Business Hotices. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE WOKLD-FJLWED & _ Without Doubt the Best 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 MARROWS, j 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 market. The bearings will not cut the axle, and hardly ever require renewing. ! DIG&XN& "3EABROWS HADE AMY SIZE. " : . NO.'S 1, 2, 2±, 8, and 1- . | STEEL ZIGZAG HARROWS, CAMBRIDGE, ROLLERS, DISC HARROWS, BROADCAST SEEDSOWERS, DRAYS, : HORSE GEARS, WIRE STRAINERS, &c, &c. j Lowest! PLAIN AND BARBED FENCING WIRE, IRON J Lowest Prices J FENCING STANDARDS. { Prices " BEERING "IDEAL" BINBEBS, MOWEES, RAKES, KNIFEGRINDERS, &c NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE OjS t APPLICATION. A. & T. BUST, liTB ss DUKEDXK. IIETIL HERGE/UITB, PLISIBEES, SAIITiai EISIIEBFJ, tujfrijiiMl 1 lib, oHAobrUUftDfiiiSj ENGINEERS, JRONFOL'NDEES, akd BOILERMAKERS. ■ SOLE PROPRIETOSS IN OTAGO axd SOUTHLAND op Vv £L&Jh w i iiiJitLN L JLJ,M.«TitU. V &U QIL AL'iwHi. Messrs A. and- T. BURT (LimHeT), having purchased the Sole Eight for Manufacture of the above Skylight for Otpgo p.rd Southland, desire to inform Architects, Plumbers, and the Trade generally that they intend to pro?ecute any person or persons infringing the above Patent, or found making or using any tut those manufactured by bhera. AEE THE MAKERS to go to for Ofi J&JrJPtiIJ I I JjJILo or -^ anc^' Horse, and'Stcam Power CORN-CRUSHERS HOUSE GEARS • its tliey confine their attention to tliese four machines, and do mot try to make all sorts. CATALOGUES SENT ON APPLICATION. CHRISTCIIURCH, N.Z.

Trooper IVanldin, now a- prisoner at Pretoria, sent to a Wanganui lady a very interesting souvenir of the siege of Kimbcrley. Sbhe trophy consisted of a brooch, the pendant ■of the iron and the 'bar of copper made from fragments of a shell fired by the Boers into Kimberley.

Mr Ohas. M'Donald, jun.'s, residence at Croolrston was totally deotroyed by fire on the 25th. Besides the two-roomed house, there were a noiiple oE hut", the whole being consumed through the night, and no one saw the conflagration. There was no insurance on tlie property.