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Otago Witness, Issue 2985, 31 May 1911, Page 4

IIHIII TJ 3F* £2 JeS. IO E^ kl KTM SI Specially constructed for Dressing both Grain and Grass Seed. Over 110,000 Engines, Boilers, and Thrashing Machines made and sold. LATEST IMPROVED THRASHING MACHINES, To dress b th Grain and Grass Seed. Rins: Oilers to Drum, Swivel Bearings to other Spindles, Fxtra Wide Wheels, Brakes, Extra Largo Screens, Saunders's Patent Court cave 14ft Straw Shakers, Separate Back Blast, &c g LATEST IMPROVED TRACTION ENGINES, O 6. 7, and 8 h.p.. with Loose Drums and 200 and 400 Yards Rope; Compound Traction «' Engines (with three speeds), mounted on Springs. a LATEST IMPROVED PORTABLE ENGINES, 0 S'ngle and Double Cylinders. For Thrashing, Chaffcutting, Flax and Sawmills, &c. jjj LATEST IMPROVED VERTICAL ENGINES AND BOILERS, Uj For Dai.-y Factories, Butchers, Electric Lighting, &c. " — J ' : "' ! irj ."'■'■/■ - :.. C:' . -!I ■ i T~~i i: - " - 4:*^ m sr •if r.7S v^ ™*?TT-. .^-.C^'-ruTJ?? FOR SALE, I at very reasonable figure, Light 6 h.p. Second-hand TRACTION ENGINE. Just suitable * for driving Bagger Chaffcutter. F. £5.. SHEA.BJI'iJEJSrQ-, AGENT, WALKER STREET, DUNEOIN, WHERE MACHINERY AND RESERVE PARTS ARE KEPT IN STOCK. Agent for Andrews and Beaven's Bagger Chaffcuttcrs. Duplicate Parts kept in stock.

HEALTH-GBVtNG INViGORATiNG foo: V is for Infants and Invalids y and for those whose digestive Y t powers have become weakened by ~ illness or advancing age. V If the digestive functions, however weak, can do any work at all they should be given work to do to the extent of their powers. ,In the easy process of its preparation the digestibility of Benger's can be regulated to give this work with extreme nicety. s^\ The "British Medical Journal" says—"Benger's Food has, by its excellence established a reputation of its own." Benger's New Booklet deals with the most common doubts and difficulties which mothers have to encounter. It is sent post free on application to Benger's Food, Ltd., Otter Works, Manchester, England. Benger's Food is sold in tins by Druggists, etc., everywhere. Merit alone has built up the great sales of Bonnington's Irish Moss. Half a century ago it was the best cough remedy. To-day it is still without an equal for all stood the searching test of time. There is no medicine so good and so effectual. Refuse all substitutes and insist on getting A 9 CARRAGEEN Mr. Carter, Mataura, writes:—"Bonnlngton'a Irish jyloas has proved a valuable friend in our house. For a number of yszri I have cpmpleiely cured of a bad cold and cough, and I have much pleasure lia retofnmehding it to all suffering fropi & bad cough or lmraesfca." 83