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Otago Witness, Issue 2983, 17 May 1911, Page 20

THE "DUZ" KNIFE Mmmtttt SUPERIOR TO ANY DISC. This is the implement you want It breaks - tears the clods in a way that no other implement can do. It is new Do not fail to order before we run oat of stock. You 7tm sow down a etubble paddock in grass titer two turns of the Knife Harrow wit hlat ploughing. It is the most serviceable implement a farmer can have. . PRICES s 7ft, £l2; Bft, £l3. ; Farmers are asked to note that at the following low prices there is no need for any farmer to be without an >rM<M^WkvM£B SINGLE HORSE, £4. HILLSIDE, £5, DOUBLE MOXJLDB6aRD, £6 10s SINGLE "DUX," £5 10s. DOUBLE "DUX," £8 10s. TREBLE "BLDEJAY," £16103. Do not fail to write us for particulars. Reliable testimonials will be forwarded en application to. mniE^»iß«iii»»u BOND STREET, DTJNEDIN. Agents for "Dux" Implements, &ct; &c., and " Macalister's " _;: Ridger. —I: ,

3 n ;<\ m. syhes's DRENCH ; SAVED MY COWS LIFE That jsfthe testimony of hundreds'of. dairymen who have tried ykes's Drench and know its value as a, remedy for rail ailments peculiar to cows?Z BOCKVILLE - •" 0 DAIRY FACTORY, NELSON. Mr. Syfces—• A number of the suppliers to the Rockville Dairy Factory have been-using SYKES'S DRENCH since it was introduced here, and I can safely say that it has been the means of savingjhe lives of quite a number of valuable cows, and up to the present 1 do not knew of a jingle.instance in which it has failed to do its work. ..-.«-;•..■ , ?igned F. W. Falconer, Manager. SOLD EVERYWHERE L i/6 PACKET ii 6- DPZEN. / ■ Better bay it by the Dozen" ~-£ rR !&:.>::& ■>■ >/: ' ■ -•■■■-

A. & J. M'FARIiANE, AGLAGGkiN & PRINCES STREETS ■'■i_«:.'■'':' Duriedin, -'' - x : " ' '*'■'' Cash Buyers of POULTRY and PORK (any quantity)!' Ducklings to weigh 91b per pair; Chickens and Hens, 81b per pair. Highest prices- given. No commission .V.'iiS charged.-- 5a ONM vT -TO LEN D. The PUKEDIN SAVINGS RANK is again prepared to LEND MONEY on SECURITY a* Lowest Currant Hates. . '• iRED SMITH,