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Otago Witness, Issue 3671, 22 July 1924, Page 66

INVENTIONS AND APPLIANCES OF INTEREST TO AGRICULTURE. C. J. LYNDE, MACDONALD COLLEGE, QUL. PR.OV., CANADA. HAYRACK CLEATS. Each cleat here fits over a bolster, and it is made of two long angle iron bars joined at the ends by transverse and diagonal bars. The sills of a wide rack are bolted to the transverse bars of the front and rear cleats. BAG MOUTH EXPANDER. The spring band of this device naturally assumes the expanded position, and it has on its outer face small spike points 8 . 1 • 'y 3 which penetrate the material of the bag and hold it. It is applied or removed by bringing together the scissor handles. LADDER. The legs of this ladder can be spread through a wide range of distances to support the ladder securely on uneven ground. They are pivoted in a bracket which, in turrt, is hinged to the side rai.s by arms as shown. ADJUSTABLE HORSESHOE. his temporary shoe is attached by sing the hooks of the retaining strap High the appropriate holes at the lear. It has a wear plate which is bulged downward to prevent it from clogging with mud and ice. PLANTER AND MARKER. Each of the two planters on this machine has a tubular marker and a seed dropper operated in geared connection with the axle. The marker strikes in the ■m> r\ line of the hills, and the dropper plants the seed. They are thrown out of gear at the start of a new row, and are adjusted by the lever to mark and seed in proper relation to the last row. FRUIT CLEANER. This machine is designed to clean late sprayed fruit. It has three brushes, two of which are spiral and rotate oppositely, tA and the third is non-spiral. The motion of the brushes and the endless belt move the fruit forward, turn it, and brush it on all sides. SPEEDILY CURE T RELAXED THROAT & HOARSENESS. ‘YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN GARGLE WITH 4 CONDY.’ ” SIR MORELL MACKENZIE. M.D., The Eminent Throat Specialists CONDY’S FLUID Of all Chemists & Stores. Insist oa Condy’s.'* CONDY S FLUID Co.. Goswoll UndMi