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Temuka Leader, Issue 2094, 4 September 1890, Page 4

REID AND GRAY'S DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUCHS. s ALSO IHEIE CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, With Bbvbsbiblb Points, Which, if desired, can be made i convertible into ordinary Double Furrow*. TESTIMONIALS: j 80th June, 1890; To’ Said & Gray. , i ■ ■ “In reply to- your memo. of27th inifc., asking my opinion of the work dona by your plough at the DiGOnro Plough Tbial, held here on Tuesday last, I muitsay I waiagree; ably *urpri«ed to lee your ‘ Converted Digger do inch splendid' work, ooniidering the dry state of the ground and the tough;eouobera** it had to work in—the latter'it. buried completely out of light, and left the furrowß thoroughly broken up into a fine tilth. There Thh ’ Best nr thb Mabkei, And muoh lighter ia draught than those of any other Makers. Send: for Partieulan and Price*. wa* no doubt in the mind of any of the farm* er« present that it did tnperior -work to either of the other three diggetsaoni the ground and the draught tdid not appear to ho any heavier oh the horse*.? i You:;*ra.oonferring a great boon on farmer* by making their old 'double>farrow ploughs convertible into ‘ Digger*’ at such a reaionablo cost.—• Yours sinceryly. . “lohh Maophbbsoh, ;; r 11 Manager for N.Z. and Australian Land Co* Totara Estate.”

PLOUGHS. Si s,e Subsoiling, Pnlverisinp;, etc. d Ltver, THIRST AWARDS Bt Melbourne and Dunedin Exhibitions—Beat.Design, Beat H t) .Maierials. Bebt Workmanship. ■ * • J i Send for Complete - Illustrated < Catalogue of Oar-larm »'^ , tt BOOTH, CHRISTCHUIMi O Q 03 PM Q P EXT* m P N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. The blending is.entirely: atteiv L- ded to by Mr. Nelson niths(ji£ A who is a Taster of [great (expert ence, and has had a special training in the art." ’ ’ 'j». % : TIMABIt »: “ This firm deserves (hestip^ P IN THE 7a port o£ all of To* as the article they ofler.ia R & O' } Mr. Nelson Is, a.'professional Taster and Blender." 11 HiVii' THOUGH COPIED AWAR6&D GO BY ALL SONHOHE w m AUCKLAND, Superior >tb anything vw [have seeninthisColony." PRESS. iJ f : PRICES: 2/- 2/4 2/8 ;; 3/3/4 &4> per lb* I, CHRiStCHURCH, DtINEDIM. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. AGENTS - N. DIM.'ll 1 &CO

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