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Southland Times, Issue 11673, 2 March 1891, Page 3

»A LWAYB AHEAD BUCKEYE VICTORIES DDiiING HARVJfiST 09 1890 Defeated the Mafsey tix t<mei, tke HoTnaby four titnea, tbe Wood four time*, the McOornoick three timei. Murchicon, 2nd December. — Expfrt clasp ; Backeye fir«f. defeats H.>rnsby and \Tniuey; farmers' clatt : Ruckeye first, defeated Matsey (two machines; and Me>cer. Bhepparton, 2lat November.— Buckeye defeated Hormbv, Deering, Brantford, Mercer, Maasey, and Wood, Adelaide, Grand National, 15tk November Backeye defeated Howard, Maeeey, McCormick, Wood, and De«ring. Norlunsa, 4'b N ov-mbrr. — B ickeve first ; defeated Horr^by.MeCoraaiek, Wood,Mas«ey, Howard, and Deeiing. Dookie *; Agricultural Coll*pe), 28th October— Ruckeye defeated Maney acd Mercer. Buckeye won the Or«r.d NationaJ, Trara!gon, 18 h December, 1889, SPECIAL NOTE.-GRABS CBOPB. The high knife »peed of the Bucke7e, and the special formation of the finger bars gmrds, and canvaa gnidei, renders tbis machine (he best in the market for grass cutting. We are anxious to secure etrly and difficult crops of grata teed where there are farmers willing to pnrchaie machinn if on mil they prove ahle to cut and bind them ffnciemly and satisfactorily. We are willing to compete agai'nt any other machinea in a graaa trial, and any farmers requiring machinea are advised to organise sucn a contest ; or, if the others will not compete, we will gire aa exhibition, and arrange with purch users direct or through oar local agents. Machines from £20 (aecond-hand) upwards' Terms ca«h, or time payments, or deferred p-.ymenis as rfqmred. fcxperts available. Duplicates everywhere. The Buckeye is always ahead for aimplicity, certainty, and strength. AGENTS ■ WHITTINQUAM BROS. AND INBTONE lorercargill Biverton, and Thorn bury. BDCKKYE HARVFBTER COMPANY, Bond BTREsr, Dunkdin. d3l •NOW THEN, JIMMY 1" aaid a road car-driver to a ce*aboy on Fleet street ; out of the road, my boy." 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