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Colonist, Volume XLVII, Issue 11433, 12 September 1905, Page 2

NEW ADVEBTIBISMENTS. E McPHERSON _ CO., LIMITED, WAKEFIELD, HAVE pleasure in intimating that they have now a Variety of Agttau!U.r;_l Implements, ©ortsthold FumituiG, Bicjclpp, Phonographs, P uliry und. Agricultural Appliances in stock. Agricultural Department Implements, whioh tie all ot standard makes and world-wido reputation, include an assortment of iteib and Glut's Impbtnents, and Hgunsbv Bnd SoNa' harvesting GoOur-. PLOUGHS— Singie and Don hi- "urrow, Garden, and Hir__...<\ CULTIVATOBS, CAMBRIDGE BOLLEBS, BINDEB TWINES, OILB, 'and Every Farm Bequirem'ent. WE HOLD the Agencies for BURBELL'S TBACTION ENGINES, and MARSHALL'S ENGINES. We are tbe Agenis for the '. anions «' HOENSBYAKROtD " PAIENT hAFETY OIL £-NGIJSIEiJ, At the trials held at Aldershot, England, in 1903, this Engine was the ONLY ONE that fulfilled the very exacting requirements, and was awarded the FIBST PRIZE of £1000, together with a BONUS for additional results. A LOCAL TESTIMONIAL. Messrs E. McPhebson & Co, Ltd. Appleby, August 26, 1905. Dear Sir*,— The 3_ B.H.P. "Hornsby Akroyd " Oil Engine which I purohaeed from you works faultlessly, developiip ample power for corn crushing, sawing, and chaff cutting I find the cost of oil for chaff-cutting to be about 3d per ton. IJ any of your customers want to see one ol these Engines at work, I will be pleased to show them mine. Tha Engine is easily started, requires very little attention, and has given me the greatest satisfac:ion. Yours faithfully, (Signed) William Challies. WE HAVE A 6J B.H.F. POBTABLE OIL ENGINE o» THE PREMISES, WHICH MAYBE SEEN AT WOKE WINDMILLS, TANKS, PUMPS, and all necessary FITTINGS. Pbices and Estimates Gives. Faim ifi ir»o — Ever - V Ar;iole , of . Bn - lUI SIEIUI Ci perior make and finish. DBESSING BOOM, DINING-RO . _, and FANCY WOBK TVBLES. OHAIBS, Cane and Embossed Seat-., BABY COMMODES and HIGH CHAII S BOOKING CHAIBS. BEDSTEADS, handsome bra3S-mounted DESIGNS. WASHSTANDS, DRESSERS, DUCHESS CHH.STS, COUCHES. STOVES, RANGES, GRATES, and COPPER BOILEBS. CHURNS, SEWING MACHINES, etc, etc. BICYCLES and Accessories. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS & BE.O RES A large stocfi always on hand. Call and Inspect. POULTRY APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS. -A SPECIALITY. - Catalogues for ail the above sent free r-n application. 30?4 TASKER & LEVIED HAVE IN STOCK FOE SAL-:. TURNIP GRASS SEEDS. SEEDS. Purple-top Rye Grass Grcen-^p Cocktfoot Devonshire G icy Cbewings Fescue Whites one Hard Fesoue Cbampion Swede Sleeps Fescue Elephant Swede Meadow Fescue Thoußand-headod Meadow Foxtail Kale Bed Clover B. L. Essex Bape White Clover Crimson Clover Alsyke Clover Cow Grass MANURES, grnotny Superphosphate PoaPratensia B^and-Bone Bye and Clover Blood, Bone, and Superphosphate — — Kainit Baaio Slag Gnano WOOL PACKS Sulphate of Potash Corn Sacks Sulphateof Ammonia Seaming Twine Nitrate of Soda Binder Ss Hop Twine AGEJcIeS: N- Z Government State Fit e Inßur«nca Office, Massey- r.aH.5 Co, Farm Implements, Meiotte Separators, Myer's Spray Pumps. Tasker & Levien, Hop, Grain & Produce Merohants, HABDY STBEET, NELSON. I m i W '&* V-** ■ . »»*«% ■ mztzzmzzz, U^oMzZmzzm NORWICH UNION FIRE INSUBANOE SOOIETY EsTUBLtSSSD 1797 Omonn. Iw^ied .. ». £384,600,000 Losses Paid „ *. *. £16iff00.000 Premium Income ♦. *. *1,«i04,700 Lowest Eate3 of Premiams. Prcmptly ana iiiber&liy Satiled by tin. midoic-gned JOH^I PORTER HARRIS Ajv- nt v .d Attorney for Nelson, Ma "ho. oup b, »»nd Westland. Ncrwicb <'!nir. n Ohnmbers, corner of Trafalgar and Hardy Streets.