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Otago Witness, Issue 3005, 18 October 1911, Page 17

PLOUGHS. WIARD HILLSIDE. WOODEN BEAM. STEEL BEAM. £4. £5 10/This Plough has proved very popular, meeting all requirements, as shown by the large number in use and the steady demand for them. They are adapted to all fO 1--, their shape and turning qualities boipg unsurpassed. A local farmer writes: "I consider this plough one of the best for hillside work, being easy to handle and light in draught." WIARD SCOTCH. £4 10/Built in the genuine Scotch style, of the most approved form and construction. Have the long wedge-like entrance distinguishing and making the Scotch plough so effective. WIARD GARDEN. £2 5/WOODEN BEAM. STEEL BEAM. £2 5/- £3 10/These Ploughs are very strong and light, and will do any reasonable work that may be asked from them. The wooden beam is adjustable, with chilled iron or soft centre steel mouldboards. The steel beam is furnished with wheel and coulter. Their draught is so easy that only one horse is required. WIARD PLOUGHS Have a record of One Hundred Years behind them, and their merits are such as to fully justify the manufacturers in their claim that they ARE UNEXCELLED. ORDER NOW FROM Agricultural Implement Dealers, DUNEDIN.