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Otago Witness, Issue 2430, 10 October 1900, Page 15

gome Binder Firms are making much of the "errand Pri^ " a!vSd P Af^ssB n f-HAEBilp?oiS* Ca osasa gaa en R /f* t ' 2e same as *° some four or five other Pieapers and Binders, which award, however, was made without regard to their relative merits or positions, ft a I iLJ ill I l ABREY-H An RIS AH^p^i.iqp Fiam Tfi^ Jr'N^PS O'm 1 ?? 1 Us 1 M sm '■■ \\M i "SI Mica&l&hg &A fL &&&&&& &*\sm\*) iSe^ Vsi WmG e?a AWivi sLukACVi wiiiiAV ij Ja » \aJ> 111 11 therefore have not advertised the •' Grand Prix " awarded to them, because it k a Show Prize only, and not for a Field Tiial. At tlie only Field Trial held in connection with a Paris SSsspOSltiou, which trial lasted four days in July 1889, the Fir&t Prize, the Grand Object, of Art and Highest Honours, was carried ©U r . : by the Massey-Harrls ileaper and Brndes 5 . , . . AUSTRALASIAN FIELD TBJAJLS ; IL.der tho auspices of Auslialnsir.n Agiicultuial Societies, the Reapers and Einders of M ASSEY-HARRIS have A___ competed in &8 FIELD TRIALS, and were awarded 47 FIRST <uid 41 SECOND Prizes. T With the MaSSEY-HAEEIS E The "Uornsby " has competed in 63 iiialp, and was awarded 28 Ist prizes I The "Wood" has competed in 47 trials, and was awarded 2 Ist prizes I The "M'Cormick "' has competed in 58 trials, and was awarded IS Ist prizes The " J3uckeye " has competed in 39 trials, and was awarded 3 Ist prizes I eg n n The " Deciing " has competed in 41 Iria's, and was awarded 4 Ist puzes The " Osborne " has competed in 6 trials, and was awarded no Ist or 2nd prizei . New Zealand Farmers want the MAS&ET-HA2SRIS BIMBER, which has been thoroughly teslel by Agricultural Societies, and proved to be — capable of handling all kinds of New Zealand crops. Depots at Auckland, Wanganui, Palmerston North, Wellington, Greymouth, Garistchurch, AshbarLon, Timaru, Oimaru, lavercar«ill. E. HONEY, Mnnagev for New Zealand, Crawford street, Eimedin. T. J. M'BEIDE, General Manager Australasian Branch, Melbourne