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Temuka Leader, Issue 2088, 21 August 1890, Page 4

R£ ID AND CRAY'S DOUBiE-FUOUW rPfeOUOHS. ALSO THEIIt CHILLER PLOTJGHSf; [ rWITS- BBTBiRIBLH Poittrs, be made .conrertible % into'ordinary Double' ' Furrowi. Thb Best in thi 1( .And much .lighter in !*.<draught than thote ot Send for- FartUuler* ■J »nd(Briee*. h no doabt in the mind of sny'ef 4fce2araTEBTIMONIALB • .w»j'nodouDß'in:wie-inmßoiMiy'es*MX»rni" ' «ii&''V ere\ pteient that it did, inperior jwork to „„.. . „ 80tn June, 1890. eithero f-the, other,, three, the Toßaid&Gray. , ground/»nd the dr«ght did not «mmU "In reply '■ to ybtir meiiao. of' 27th inifc, be any Heairier on the honei. Ytm'txk oO*« Biking my opinion o! the workdone by your ferring a great bdon on farmer* plough at the Diatiwa Piou«)h Tbiai, hes ; their old i double-furrowiploßgh>ieowr»rtibl« do »ueh eplendid work, ooniidering the dry ' graee it had 1 to,workinMihei latter it buried ; aomptetoly,oufc L Q,f l iight, and the furrow*, thoroughly broken up into a fine tilth,. There 'Joirir MAOPHBispK, Totara Eitate."'

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INJ '.'' HE Proprietor begs to. nclitj taat the PRICE ov THIS PAPEH has,beenLOWERED as follows i-^ 'SUBSCRIPTION: | For One Quarter (in advance 4s it ' .»• . ti . Rooked)..; 5a Yearly ! (in advance) ... ... 16s „ (booked) ... .;. ; 203' I It is now the CHEAPEST TBI. WEEKLY PAPER ia NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trust? that the INCREASED CIRCULATION will compensate for the reduction made in its price. It ia essentially a LOCAIj PAPER, deroted'to the interesta of the district; It is impossible for the papers published in large centres of population to pay the same attention to the requirements ef the district as it does. i On those grounds the Proprietor bases his claim for support, and he trusts he will not be disappointed.