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Temuka Leader, Issue 2085, 14 August 1890, Page 4

REID ANDCRAY’S DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS' ALSO THEIE CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, With ; Ebtbsribib Points, Which) if desired, can be made into ordinary Double Furrows. Ths Best ik ths • Mamet, And muchlighterin draught thanthoss of . ahy.pther Makfr*,, Send for, Partis wilts ’and Prices. ; TESTIMONIALS: 80th June, 1890. ■ To R-Jid Ac Gray. “In reply to your memo, of l 27iih inst, Biking my opinion of the work done by yonrj plough at the Digging PLOUGH TBIAL. held here on Tuesday last, I must say I wMGgree-i ably surprised to see your ‘ Converted Digger’ do such splendid work, considering the dryj state of the ground and the tough couch-' grass it had to work in—the latter it buried, completely out of sight, and deft the, furrows, thoroughly, broken up into a fine tilth. There was no doubt in the mind of any of the fcrmv er» present that it did superior ; work o to either; of the other three diggers ienillw ground, and the draught, did be any heavier on the horses., 'Ton) ms, soft* ferring a great booh on' farmer*' by makipj[ their old double-furrow 'ploughs’ convertible into 1 Diggers 1 ' at 1 such a:< reasonable Xoprs sinoeryly. ■ , “ JOHVMAOFHBItSOir, .... ‘‘ Manager for N.Z. and Australian Land 06., .1 Totara Estate."

PLOUGHS. , Single, Double,tand Three Subaoiling, Pulverising, etc. • k-z ; I® I'sl FIRST' AWARDS at Melbourne and . Dnuedin Exhibitions—Best Design, But Materials, Beeu Workmanship.,,,. . Send for Oemplete Illustrated Catalogue of.„Qur BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO • f AIT O'- lß#y‘‘Woi^KSj' 1

AGENTS - - N. DUNLOP & CO u ...r u m tia EXT MtT 1 N.ZMNDUSTBIAE GAZETTE, 1 The jblendingj is/entirely' atteii/ ; ' J led,to by, Mr. iNel'son AinuM^l:• eas dedto.by, Mr. (Nelson Ainwaa*, I :• who ! is a Taster of great'hiper i- . . cnce.'.and has;had a< (special/* k’ training in the.art.” ,; ~ v , “ Thii firin' deserves the sup-* > port of all purchasers ofTea- f as the article they offer’is., I to! anjtliing jwei 1 seen in thisC.olony.l' It; 1 s PRESS. NEUSO IN THE <KJO 55 rrr ASI "Mr. Nelson is'a pro L fessional Tasterand A Blender.’’.. THOUGH COPIED BY ALL A PRICES . ■ '2A..2/4 ■ 2/8 : i B/- ; £sSk4/i. : \perib. 1 Awaro&a £ NaSONMOAIE CHCH AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURGH, DUNEOIN. £ AGENTS EVERYWHERE. AGENTS - N. DUNLOP &G 0

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