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Otago Witness, Volume 02, Issue 2420, 2 August 1900, Page 2

Business Kotices. - - SOLE, -AGENTS FOR, THE WOKLD-FAMED f Without Doubt the Eest Imported Drill in the Market. Perfect Feed and .Reliable. Send for jfuil ParticularsFAMOUS ALSO, THEIR EQUALLY FAMED CHAMPION CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS (SINGLE OE DOUBLE EURROW). [n sizes from 6i't to 12ft wide, filled with, patent adjustment for equalising the weight, eo- that "the discs- ctit 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. - " DIGGING -HAESOWS MADE- AMY" SIZE. .' . :: . NO. V S' 191 9 2, 2i, 3, and 4 f *^ STEEL. 2IGZAG- HABEOWS, CAMBRIDGE ROLLEES, 'DISC HARROWS, BHOADOAST SEEDSOWEES, DEAYS, MiOESE.GEAES, WIRE STEAIKEES, &c, &o. lowest \ PLAIN 'aj^D BARBED FMS'OING WIEE, IE ON f Lowest Prices f FENCING STANDARDS. \ Prices BEEBIKG "IDEAL" BINDERS, MOWERS, '• RAKES,. KNIFEGRINDERS, &c. NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE ON APPLICATION. A. & T. BUIT, JLTB., DUNEDIN. LEWL. MERCHANTS, PLUMBERS, SANITARY ENGINEERS, COPPERSMITHS, BRASSFOUNDERS y ENGINEERS, IRONFOUNDEES, aktj BOILEEMAKEES. SOLE PROPRIETORS M OTAGO axd SOUTHLAND OP . ,-WADE'S PATENT IMPROVED SZYLIQHT. . Messrs A. and T. EURT (Limiiea), haviDg purchased the Sole Right for Manufacture of the aboxe Siylight for* Otago ard youthland,' desire to iDform Architects, j Plumbers, and the Trade generally that they intend to prosecute any person or persons in- j fringiDg the above Patent s or found making or using -any but those manufactured "by them. J /^\ H* SI B*^ V£% *SIP If li B H ly^fc /ff s \ D H ■ J : rs 1 B II %J/ B*^k Hn B Rlanufactin'e ' FOUR. 'Kinds of '^i^^^S-^^^^^^^^^^^^^s. Machines ONI»Y^ in Order tiiat I^^^^^^S^^^O. these shaU be., the ,BE3T and 'fflJt^—^wrtfc 01J FARMERS and MERCHANTS. < - >ur -A-l will Clean everything a Farmer f?^^^^^a l^^^^^^^^Off groAvs, from Beans to Clover Seed. ' ■_^=S^V^C/ Nearly all the Merchants in N.Z. use our f^^^^^^^^^^^^fe^'" . GRAIN CRUSHING ~AND^ GRINDING ~ ■ MACHINES. Mr William Davis Anderson, a very old Detecbive M'llveney, of Wellington, has colonist, died at Warahoe last week at the arrived here in order to take the placo of great age of 95 years. He had. been 69 years Detective Boddam at the central station. in the colony, and was married to a Native A moct successful Wesleyan demonstration woman at St. Paul's Church, Auckland. Ho was held at Perth in connection with the leaves four sons, the eldest of whom is nearly twentieth century fund. Subscriptions re60 years of ago. neived and guaranteed amounted to £14.000.