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DUCKKIB ALWAYS AHEAD; Tbe Buckeye secured tbe gold medal and special mention at the Melbourne Exhibition, the judges staticg in their report that, "Its construction wa« a special «tudy for every intelligent mechanic. The Buckeye Lowdown was awarded first prize at Jamestown, Fouth Australia, the judges g.ving a special certificate, stating " In our opinion this machine is undoubtedly the machine of the fuiure." The Bnckeye Lowdown has just secured the GUAND NATIONAL PRIZE of Victoria. £10 10», at Traralgon Bhow, beating all competitors. Thh Buckeye Lowdown secured first prize at Palmerston Norih Show on the sth ult., beating tbe Brandford. Tbe Buckeye Elevator secured first prize at Camperdown A. aud P. Show, beating Hornsby, M'Oormick, Deering, and all compctitors. Tbe Bnckeye Elevator won the great Rom aey b ield Trial, beating the Hornsby, M'Cormick, Brandford, Mauey. The Bnckeye Mowor and Reaper won the first prize at Palmerston North Show. The Buckeye Mower and Bsaper won the first prize at the Cokomairirio Show. Tbe Buckeye Lowdown will cut and bind every acre of cultivable land in Otago ; no other machine can do this. Every reaper and binder claims to cut and biod without assistance on steep sidings. The Buckeye Harvester Company will give £100 to the Otigo Hospital if 'any other reaper and binder will unassisted work on as steep land ai their Lowdown. That is, of course, without a man or two squatting on their cilia. Tbe Buckeye Lowdown will take parr in all tbe principal competitive field trials of tbe comiug season Owners of hilly land, secure one before it is too late. The Buckeye Harvester Company, Bond \ street, has an agenry in every important town in Otago, carries a large and welldelected itock of duplicates in Oamarn, Palmerstor, Naseby, Kyeburn, Lawrence, Milton, Balclutha, twirling, \lVaiwera, Gore, Mataur*, Pukerau, Arrowtown, Riversdale, Inverctrgill and finds expert assistance in any case of need free. Kve r y binder started on every buyer* own farm, and every duplicate part r< quired by tbe farmer supplied at from 20 to 60 p-r cent. lc»s cost than the prices usually charged oy other agents. Tbe following card is attached to our exhibit at the New Zealand and South Peas Exhibition: — ' The machinery upon tbis stand secured tbe highest award at the Melbourne Exhibition. Although in competition with specially finished machines, on which no time or money baa been spared, we exhibited then as now our ordinary atock machines, tbe tam« in every detail at supplied to farmers We did nor. resort to nickel or gilt decoration!, Btefl kcott*rp, special binders, or even an extra coat of paint. Our naoufastuTers have won their laurels honestly, preferring to mret their reputati< n to the special merit of tbe Buckeye rather than to the elaborate finishing of any one machine specially fitted jp for trial show or exhibition purposes. Practical farmers can appreciate this. Southland Agent : WHITTINGHAM Bbos. ahd INBTONE, Invrkcabgill, BUCKEYE HAaVtf.hTKK COMPANY. Bond aud Crawford streets, DUNEDIN. Wanted, &c. WANTED KNOWN that the Proprietor of the Paragon Boot Shop is giving up business. d'2 l WAITED KNOWN that he is selling Boots regardlfPS of cost Men's B'ncherp, 5s 6d ; Men's Balmorals, 8s 6d ; Gentlemen's Lawn Tennis Shoes, 7s ; Ladies' do do do, ss. d2l WANTED KNOWN that the plant in the Paragon Boot Shop is for sale and that \ the shop is to let. d2l ! ITT* ANTED KNOWN that all the stock V V rem-Aiiiing unsold in thi» Paragon Boot Shop after New Year will be offered in lots to suit purchasers. d2l WABTFD KNOWN— Several cheap lines in Gents' English made Elistic-side and Balmoral Boots at the Pa-agon Boot Shop Good opportunity for hawkers to pick up cheap I ling*. d2l \JBW SEASON'S FRUIT. Apples, Pear*, Chorrea, Plums, Pines, Bananas, Lemons. All in grand condition for Xmas. Just Landed. At A.SCOTT'S, Tay street. d2l GiWNE'S WORCESTER SAUCE, Equal to imported, at half th» price, try i B. HAWBOK. Affont 'or Invercargill WANTED KNOWN— Just landed, a large quantity of pnperior KAPOK DOWN soft, light and spriney. Anyone supplied with a Kapok bed will defy the coldest weather, and for cleanliness it baa not an equal As Kapok Down is very light and bulky a smaller quantity than hair or f ■ atners will mak^ a comfortable b«d. Only try it and you will never regret it. PURNITUBB AND FUBNIBHINGS As cheap as ever. Best quality and workmanship guaranteed. Onr • ictnre framing receives especial attention ; large selection of mouldings to choose from. HOUSES FURNISHED ON DEFERRED PAYMENT SYSTEM. Note the Address — DEILEY AND MOIR, CABLNETMAKBRB, UPHOLSTERERS. FRENCH POLISHERS, AND PICTURE FRAMERB, y2 TAY BTREKT, INVERCARGILL. TtT ANTED KHOWH A PERFECT WONDER. e- i o it « v s it Ladies' Button Boots from 7s lid Ladies' Bbo< s from 6s 6d Ladies' B.S. Boots, from 6s 6d Ladies' Leather Slippers, from 8s Childrens' Strap Shoes, from Is Q A A PAIRB of Levant and Kid (10 to 2) E OUU S. Lace and Button, Bs, 4s 6s and 6s AT 0. H. KLUGLEIN'S trBLUS BOOT SHOP^ DEE STBEBT. TIT AKTBD KNOWN H. AUGUST'S LATEST NOVELTIES IN IRON BEDSTEADS, FENDERB. MIRRORS TOILRT WAEB, TAPESTRY, REPP, ORET NNES, FANCY TICKS, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, PIOTURB MOULDINGS, Ac, Ac. A DECIDED HIT— AUGUST'S Patent Chair and Looking Glass Drawerp. Furniture and Upholstery, from the dearest to the cheapest kirn*, on hand or made on tha shortest notica on the premises. Buites of Furniture and Spring Mattresse* a specialty. All jobbing:, restuffing, and picture framing done with cheap ness and dispatch. New Shipment of Best KAPOK DOWN, Is 4d per lb. Double bed, only 201b ; pillow, l^tbs. Note the Address — IT. AUGUST. PRACTICAL CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, ESK STRKST FURNITUKK FACTO iix" [Established 1879J. ]3 rriH E SOUTHLAND TIMBB Subsoribers having occasion to complain of non-delivery or late delivery of their papera are requested tQ Qpwwni\to>te with toe publwiiw A tbtQflMi

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Southland Times, Issue 11362, 21 January 1890, Page 3

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