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Temuka Leader, Issue 2054, 3 June 1890, Page 4

'■'ERE' AWARDED Gold f W Medal'an'd First Order.of K Meri'and Sp'oM Mention g Juror* at , the:, repent t ..-,.§. Exhibition ; andnlsoatlhe preyiotji i' ' Exhioiticn the* not : 'belly''iel&iVed £ GoldMedai for their t? Plough; but Special Commendatory 53 r ■■■ from the: juroriißjfaUo^f* —"la ploughs there i« one exhibit to which we wish to draw speoial attention ;as being the belt, and that is...the Double_l?arrow of Beidiarid Gray, ,Dutie"din, la finish ,and L construction It ii far superior to any other." DOUBLE FrjßßpW PLOUGHS The Double Drill Turnip and Manuw SowerBeet Material. ana Workmanship through' Manure it sown in {font of Roller's, and pwt out, deeply in'or shallow 1 as! preferrsd;h!3si DISO HAESOW9—In tizei from 6ft to Turnip Beed is >o?n; through;.a lepira^e 12ft wide. Seed-iowing Attachments . spout behipd^hero^ers^and^ fitted on if required. ! : as shallow ar required," and 1 coyered'.witl New PoiitiTe Feed Broadcast Seed-sower. smalV rollers beh'iridV' M _< -, ??!.nrrT rrrn Improred New Zealand Grain Drill, with Harrows—Sameiprioe at.lrod PositiT© Feed and Spring Coulters, ii the will last double timeof lijonlHajrowi^ Coulters 7in Centre Machine kept in stock. . u<ed, in Ne t w Zealand. OvarlOOO in use*, i Beid and Gray's Combined Manare and DIGGING Made 'OoriVerCible Turnip Drill, made any size from 4to 8 I to an ordinary Double-FurrowpFloUgh. Coulters, and from 14in to 16in between I Send for Particulars. s r ! T ?c the Drills. I Catalogues on Application. FLAX STIIPPEIS. LEASE SEND FOR PART.IC ULA R S O F 0 U-R IMPROVE p MA CMIN b;e3Fo£Re pu rd h asing. ' -ALSO LIST OP VEW AND SECOND-HAND ENGINE,?^ BOOTH. MACDONAL£)& CO -CHRIS TGHUE CflH . 1 rar22"! YOUR GROCER FOR 6*7: IN THE **Aqt: THOUGH COPIED BY ALL mm mma N.Z.INDJTSTBIAL GAZETTE. " The. blending is entirely attenk ded to by Mr. Nelson himsev A who is a Taster of great experience, and has had a special . training in the art." iff TIMAKTJ HEBALB." "This firm deserves the support of all purchasers of Tea as the article they ofler is superior to' anything we have seen in this€6lony." k PEESB. " Mr. Nelson is a pre» fessional Taster and i Blender." PURE BLENDED TEAS, Tj AUCKLAND, WEILINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. > AGENTS EVERYWHERE, AGENTS - K. DTJNLOP &GO

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