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Otago Witness, Issue 2429, 3 October 1900, Page 2

Business Notices. SOLE A .GENTS FOE THE WOKLD-FAMED r " ; " '' - _-..-- . ..«- «... .„| Without Doubt the Best IrajDorted Diill in the Market Perfect Feed and .Reliable. Send Lor .Full Particulars. ' FAMOUS ALSQ, THEIR EQUALLY FAMED CHAMPION CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS (SINGLE OK DOUBLE JFCEKC^V). DISC HARROWS, ' ' In sizes from 6ft to 12ft vide, fitted paten-t adjustment for equalising the weight, co that the discs cut uniformly deep all over at any angle. The onlj" really good disc harrow "in the market. The bearings will riot cut the axle, and hardly ever require renewing. BILGING- HAEIOWS MADE ANY SISSL '. .... .NO.'S 1, 2, 2£, 3, and 4 ' STEEL-'.ZItJZAG' HAEEOATS, OAMBEIDGE EOLLITES, DISO HARROWS, • BROADCAST SEEDSOWEES, DEAYS, '' ' "- HORSE GEARS, WJEE STRAINERS, &c, &o. Lowest \ PLAIN AND BAEBED FENCING WIEE, IRON J" Lowest Prices j ' FENCING standards. [ Prices PEERING "IDEAL" BINDERS, MOWERS, BAKES, KNIFEGRINDERS, «&c. NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE ON APPLICATION. WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. FOR ORCHARD Sgj GARDEN". The "Pluvial" or "Bean? Automatic The "Knapsack" and "Agitator" The "Aquarius" and. "Simples:." ILI.USTRATKI) PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION TO Manufacture FOUR kinds; of Machines ONIiY, in order that :^^S^^^^^P**^^^S\" *-s *2iese shall toe the BEST and. "ZBALANDIA," for Small Farmers. W&^^^^^S^V&P^^^S^l? ' *'CANTERBURY," for Large Farmerß. ' "AUSTRALASIAN, " for Contractors! "EMPIRE, 75 Bcatt Everything. We have THE NAME for Chaff-Cutters, and iniend lo keep it.

The North Otago Times says a letter fczs been received by Trooper J. Taylor, of the first contingent, who was recently invalided home, from the Commander of the New Zealand Forces, informing him that he has been granted four months' leave of absence from September 7 on full contingent rats of pay.

At Naseby, on Monday evening, Mr Keele, who has filled the position of postmaster there for 11 years, was tendered a smoke concert prior to his departure, for Queenstown (says the Chronicle). During the evening the guest was presented with a purse of sovereigns as a token of friendship and esteem*