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Otago Witness, Issue 3017, 10 January 1912, Page 21

THE v v PLANET JUN. AN UNSURPASSED COMBINATION OF GARDEN IMPLEMENTS INDISPENSABLE FOE FARM OR VEGETABLE GARDEN. WHAT YOU GET; No. 86/No. 10— 42/6 No. 1260/- ( SINGLE-WHEEL HOE, with Pair of Curved Point X Hoea, 3 Cultivator Teeth, and large Garden Plough—- { all of hard tempered Steel. Cultivates deep or shallow. (DOUBLE-WHEEL ' HOE, with Pair of Curved Point j Hoes, Pair of Rakes, Pair Cultivator Teeth, wide, j Pair ditto, narrow. Pair Ploughs, Pair Detachable Leaf { Guards. (DOUBLE-WHEEL HOE, with Pair 6-inch Hoes, Pair j Ploughs, 2 Pairs Cultivating Teeth, Pair Leaf Guards. One man with this can do equal to six men’s work j with the ordinary Hoe, and the growing of vegetables becomes a pleasure. No. 4 72/6 r HILL-DROPPING- SEED DRILL, with Hoe, Cultivator, J Rake, and Plough. Light, compact, durable, easy | running. One of the most popular of the Planet j Jr. combinations. . k The Farmer must have this Implement. No. -60//This is a HORSE HOE, and it is the leading favourite I with Farmers the world over, having been proved I superior to all other makes. It has a Depth Regulator j and an Expander, . while the bracing of the Handle gives great steadiness and rigidity. For opening furrows I -for Potatoes, Turnips, Manure, etc., it cannot be ex- , I celled. It can be used as a Cultivator, and also as a [_ Weed Eradicator. ;n Farm and Garden Implements we Stock none but tlie Best, & BLAIR DUNEDIN. 9