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Colonist, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5793, 3 May 1890, Page 1

WILKIMS & FIKI.D >S~ CTnMßi^^^V HAVE. JUST LANDED SEASON'S STOOE : With the Latest Improvements HornsbV's Ploughs,, B.L.lfor'a pony, weight 1401bs, extreme depth and width of farrow 6 x 11— one of the smallest Ploughs made* Suitable ; , for Garden purposes or small light land Farms. R.A. Extreme depth and width of furrow 9x12, weight 1701bs--l-horae. i r r K.B. Extreme depth and width of furrow 9 x 12, weight 2301b— 2-horse '.-.■-. '-■ y - •-^ • J ' > Eansome and Sim'^ V.N. Extreme depth and width of furrow 5x9, weight 105lbs draught, l-house., These ploughs are construotad to plough between trees, the beam being placed more onfc of the body of the plough than usual. R.N.D.W.lExtreme depth and width of furrow 6x9, weight 2001bs— 2-horse, for light land. R-N.E.W. . „ „ „ „ Bxl2, „ 2231ba- 2 or 4-borse, for general purposes. E.IiILF.VV. , „ „ „ 6x 9, „ 3601b5— 2 or 3-horse, for general purposes E. L H.!j[A. „ „ „ „ 3x5, „ 1191bs— 1-horse, for light :land. To Arrive in a few weeks— - The New J.lfc. O^t». I>j-'g^iag> JPimigli^, Chaff Cutters, Horse Gears, Corn Drills and Crusher?, Corbett's Potato Digging Ploughs, and all kinds of Agricultural Machines and Dairy Requisites [#ul^ J v w I L K~rK T lf ifWjE L.By Wholesale and H.efall Ironmongers and Iron Merchants, HARDY STBEET AND SfiLWYN lALE, NELSON. r

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