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Southland Times, Issue 17679, 17 June 1914, Page 11

.nlSKca Gold Medal. We Lead, Others Follow. 01T0B MORE 'WE ARE IN FRONT FOR NEW AND IMPROVED METHODS OP FARMING I Onr “GOLD MEDAL” RIDGER, the acknowledged Machine for SOWING TURNIPS, embodied new principles and was copied by other Mahers, ©Ten to the extent of INFRINGING OUR PATENTS. 3S? FOR TORHIPkMANURE Gtr m mm Gold MedaL We take this opportunity of notifying FARMERS that we are placing ou the Market a NEW AND IMPROVED Turnip Thinner, which like our RIDGER is built on altogether new lines and principles, which place* it far ahead of any other Turnip Thinner on the Market. ■\Vith our patent SINGLE SEEDER the hundreds of Farmers using our RIDGER have found it unnecessary to do any thinning, but we are convinced that in cases where conditions make it necessary to sow thick enough to require thinnine our new AUTOMATIC THINNER will satisfactorily do the work. TRIALS Will. BE GIVEN IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY. KB! Sole Agents for : BICHARD GARRETT & SONS, LTD, Leiston, EngIand—SUPERHEATED ENGINES, PORTABLE ENGINES, TRACTION ENGINES AND THRESHING MILLS. NATIONAL GAS ENGINE COMPANY, Manchester, England—GAS, OIL & PETROL ENGINES, AND SUCTION GAS PLANTS. ADRIANCE, PLATT & CO, Poughkeepsie, New York—HARVESTING MACHINERY, BINDERS MOWERS, AND HAY RAKES. LANZ SEPARATORS. GENUINE AMERICAN SAMSON WINDMILLS, WHITE SEWING MACHINES. JAMES MACALISTER, Ltd, Engineers, Importers, & Manufacturers of Farm Machinery, DEE & LEVEN STREETS, INVERCARGILL. T AMES DUNBAR, AALI.MJE., Manager.

From the Factory to the Farit]! SOUTHLAND DAIRY INDUSTRY. “STORRIE" PATE XT MILKING MACHINES, RELEASER AND BUCKET SYSTEM. Can be seen in daily operation at Our SHOWROOMS, DEE ST “LISTER” Self=balancing Separators, In all Sizes from IS Gallons up to 110 Gallons. Requires no Spirit Level, nor Plnmb Line, without Skew Gear. All Gears are straight and Machine Cnf, Self Oiling Device, Finest Piece of Work turned out In Britain, “LISTER” CHURNS, “LISTER” BUTTER WORKERS. “WESTFALIA” CREAM and WHEY SEPARATORS in all Sizes from 220 to 770 Gallons. “SINUS” SKIM MILK PUMPS; MILK WEIGHING MACHINES: Patent Combined CHURN and BUTTER WORKER, for Factory and Farm; MILK and CREAM TESTERS. “BRADFORD.” —Kerosene and Oil Engines. LlSTEß—Benzine Engines. “HUSTON”—Crnde Oil Engines. KUSTON Gas Producers, and RUSTON Gas Engines. HELICAL, CENTRIFUGAL, High and Low Pressure PUMPS. SOLE AGENTS FOR OTAGO, SOUTHLAND, AND NEW ZEALAND:— “BUTLER” DOUBLE GEARED WINDMILLS & STEEL TOWERS. “PENNYSLVAMA” COMBINED DRILLS. BRADFORD OIL AND GAS ENGINES. PLANT J.R. IMPLEMENTS. MARTIN POTATO DIGGERS. “WESTFALIA” WHET FACTORY SEPARATORS, “STANDARD” POST HOLE BORERS. RUSTON & PROCTOR, ENGINEERS, LINCOLN, ENGLAND. JOHNSTON MOWERS AND HAY RAKES. SPECIAL COUPON. To the FARMERS of SOUTHLAND on Receipt of Sixteen Shillings we will supply you with one No. 8 STANDARD POST HOLE BORER, to Bore 7 Holes from Sin. to 14iu. Diameter, Delivered to your nearest Railway Station Free. Subject to Stock. Onr Name is a Sufficient Warrant that Special Taiue is Offered. No Farmer or Contractor can Afford to be without One. Come and See or Send for Circular. Name P.O. Address Date Railway Address We Guarantee the Goods to bo First Class. GET OUR SPECIAL FARMERS’ CASH AND TERMS LIST—TO BE HAD ON APPLICATION. ALEX. STORRIE, Limited, DEE AS'D IARKOTV STREETS, INVERCARGILL.

KOZIE TEA COMPETITION Open to SCHOOL CHZLSBSH under the ag'e of 14 years. The proprietors of the celebrated KOZIE TEA have decided to discontinue the usual half-yearly cash distribution after the 7th of June, 1914, and intend inaugurating a series of Competitions to take the form of Essays, open, to children attending Schools throughout the Dominion, rXEST ESSAT. “TEA : Its Growth and Manufacture.’ 1 FIRST PRIZE, Cheque for £ 8 3s, or Books to Talue, Winner's own selection. SECOND PRIZE, Cheque for £ 2 2s, or Books to Value, Winners own selection. THIRD PRIZE, Cheque for £ I Is, or Books to Value, Winner’s own selection. FOUR COXSOLATIOX PRIZES of 10s each, or Books to value NOTICE TO COMPETITORS. 1. —Ail Essays to be competitor’s own composition and handwriting. 2. —Competitors to state age and school attended. 3. —Essays must not contain more than 1,000 words, and each must be accompanied by EOZIE PAJTEL cut from 1 lb. packet. 4. —Competitors may send in any number of Essays, provided each is accompanied by panel cut from 1 lb. KOZIE packet. 5. —Competition closes September 30th, 1914; and Essays will be judged by experts, whose decision must be accepted as final. 6. —Winners will be duly notified, and names published In Dunedin Daily Papers of Saturday, October 10th, 1914. All replies to be addressed to W. Secular and Co., Limited, Dunedin.

MR PHILIP DUN.V, Receives Pupils for PIANOFORTE (including Harmony and Composition) and SINGING. Studio; Deveron Street. MR375

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Now in Full Swing* yddS^nrwimwwfaiim^iiMMi—bm——ncßawa—raiwiiiiiiiiiri ir imu—a—b——» HONEY COMB QUILTS. SINGLE BED SIZE— Usual Price: 3/11 4/11 6/3 Sale Price. 3/6 4/6 6/9 THREE-QUARTER BED SIZE— Usual Prices: 6/3 8/6 9/6 10/6 Sale Prices: 6/6 7/6 8/6 8/11 DOUBLE BED QUILTS — Usual Prices: 10/6 11/6 12/6 13/6 Sale Prices: 9/6 10/- 11/- 13/-, MARCELLA QUILTS. THREE-QUARTER BED SIZE. Usual Prices: 5/11 7/6 8/11 12/6 Sale Prices; 5/- 6/6 7/11 11/6 DOUBLE BED SIZE— Usual Prices: 9/6 11/6 14/6 18/9 Sale Prices; 8/6 10/- 13/- 16/9 SUIT BARGAINS. MEN’S SUITS, Strong Wearers— Usual Prices: 25/- '3O/- 35/Sale Prices; 19/6' 25/6 29/6 BOYS’ SUITS (Must go out). See this Splendid Suit Usual Prices: 16/3, 19/6.A1l to go at 8/6 the suit. CONWAY & TUNIC SUITS, Sizes 1 to Usual Prices: 10/6, 12/9, MEN’S OVERCOATS. Buy our Coat Now and Save Money. DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED (Special Line)— U.P., 25/- 35/Sale Prices; 2 1 29/6. H. & J. SMITH, Ltd., TAT STREET INVERCARGILL. PHONE, 288 MAIN STREET, GORE. PHONE. 131.

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