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Southland Times, Issue 11654, 7 February 1891, Page 1

Tea Merchants, BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCBLLENCY THE EARL OF ONBLOW. ASK YOIIR SROCER FOR >" The /Wo, *& # A \ C TS B. tW\ ff /f\ \n.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. J^Jmm ' I *AA JH m jJm\ »" Tlie blending is entirely attenRSL I COi^ M r*V?"®^n m de(l to b y Mr - Nelson himself, ▼ "*" M. ▼▼▼■▼ M JfElr^SS* % who is aTasttr of great experiK *^MdATr^Tfc ence, and has had a special IM Tl_ip B yp^jj^™^,4»^A training in the art." \jk * K m \ jiSlfi|J ; "Ji'r3| | \ " This firm deserves the sup'T^ff\ t^ • \j B M \ port of all purdiasers ofTca f% K I (TO™ a 5 trj e article they ofler is K IS r'^ifr&t Mk *l "J^X superior to anythisig we *-\ m w*ic OSe3E^ ' have seen in this Colony." «w\Y»\^ K M& ' Juji^-Z ™*S 13" fessional Taster and M^^^^mmmmmmmmmmmmm^^mam per lb. PDRE BLENDED. TEAS. AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. Appointed Agents: MATHESO\;& CO Invercargill T. McWIIMAM Winton J. W4DDFL & CO Bluff GEO JOU\BO\ Lumsden The firm's Representative fir ColejfTOVe visits the district at regular intervals LOOK OUT FOR THE MANDARIN AND TIGER BRANDS OF PURE BLENDED TEAS W. GREGG AND CO.'S PURE BLENDED TEAS NEW SEASON, 1889-90. IN $LB AND ILB PACKETS, 2lb FANCY ''A.NI.ST EtiS AND slb AND lOlb TINS TRY THRSR Itl.KlVlt* ! TRY THESE KI.MNDS ! CeAQLE )) ImillTlllJ (( CLUB J \f*/ \y*s \*sx ONE THI\L WILL EHTAHLIHfI TQEIR CONS PANT USE. TO BE OBTAINKD b BOM W. N. HTIRUN'I, ' v V-:HPf i;QILL J. WADDKL k CO., BLUFF \. HAY k (()., IN'W KCV.KOILL Mrs WILSON. H ,UFF J. BHKRWOOO, INVk HCANGILL P C^LDKB.^OBK J. PAKRY& CO., BIVK TON W. G. BKKOOT. MANDBVILLS PITOHSLL 8808,, oIVEKTON X, P.. KiDD, WINTON r. T BOUUKLL, TaPANUI l*ublic \oticcs. WALTER A. WOOD STEEL FRAME "SINGLE APRON" REAPER AND BINDERS STRONG, DURABLE, LIGHT, SIMPLE. FEAR COMPLETKT-Y OPEN FUOM ENO TO END OR CLO3ED AT OPTION STEEL FRAME, STEEL WIKEL, KASY L«fT. EASY TILT, POSITIVE KNOTTER, STRAIGHTAWAY DISCHARGE. B TARY PACKER STEEL FOLDING BUNDLE OABRIEB, HANf'Y TRANSPORT TRUCK. VICTORY FOLLOWS VICTORY. kiia(;lb APJsosr December 9th, 1890, »t Ballarat, Vio'oii •., Field Trial, in a bea^> grfen and f«ngl^d ct\ p, waiter a. wood's «ingi-e ap on goks through with flying oolouk-% defeating the follo*ing:-Huraiby (2 machine*). McCormick (2), Maesey {I), Oeerii^g (1), Howard (l)--thuB proving tkat One Canva« io better tban 'Ihree, Three Bolleri are better than lix. UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS, THE T IKS NE7«R BEFORE WITNESSED IN A FIELD OV P.YKGRABB! One of the Improved Sirjg'e Apron M»chine« pur'-baied by Mr John Ford Wairio, wne ■tarted on the 13ih January, 1891, on the farm of Mr B. Bflotti, Wairio, in a n«Jd of thin light Ryegrais, and the following gmtlemen were eye wi'ne»«e§ ot the superior work done and gave their unreserved decision that tha HINGLE APHON w»b the leading maohinf of the day,— Mr John Ford; Mr John McKcczie ;Mr B. Belotti; Mr T. Kiikpatrick ; Mr 8. McDonald ; Mr W. Hales. THE Sl\-->i.K APRON » do'ng excellent »ork to tbe full na' infect ion of the following gentlemen, who have purchased machine* this f-a«on for the Ryrgrat* Cropg— Mr Alexander Dawson. Bouth Hillend. j Mr A. Cftrmicbael, Otantan. Mr John Ford. Wairio. | Mr P Teviotdale, Limotone Plains. Mr F. R Boyd Waimatuku. Other orderi have been booked for the heavy g r .i D C r p? j only a few tnachinei on hand. Order early to avoi'l rlinMitpointment, Be«tlßinding twine in any quantity at lowest prices.' Fire Marine Oil specially manufactured for Harvesting Machinery. I a^e stock of du^'icates for any description of Walter A. Woods' harvesting machinery. JAMES MACALISTER, AGENT, DEE STREET, IN VERC A RGILL, tS- REAPERS AND BINDERS AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HARVESTING MACHINKB BKPAIBED. WORKMANSHIP GUAIiANTfiICD.