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Temuka Leader, Issue 2479, 21 March 1893, Page 4

"AMES FINDLAY has much pleasure in announcing that he has now Erected f a complete ENGINEERING PLANT, To enable him to execute all orders in connection with that branch of the trade. He has also engaged a thoroughly-experienced ENGINEER, and is therefore in a position to undertake the Repairs of all kinds of Engines, and all other classes of Machinery. Engines and Combines Repaired on the shortest possible notice. Estimates Given foe All Classes of Work. Goon Workmanship Guaranteed. All kinds of Blacksmith's Work, including Plo»shs, Harrows, and all kinds of Agricultural Implements Repaired or Made to Order at Reasonable Rates. The Shoeing Department is in the hands, oi a Competent Shoer. Agent for the Deering All-Steel Binder, Howard's Digging Ploughs, and General Agricultural Implements. JAMES FINDLAY, ENGINEER AND BLACKSMITH, TEMUKA. ae3 IS NOW ON VIEW AT THJE LOCAL AGENT'S, DAVID HENRY, TEMUKA. r r*Hl.S BINDER has proved itself to be a good Machine in all Crops, and JL especially in Grass. A great number now Grass North Canterbury, and all giving the greatest satisfaction. ALSO MASSEY BINDER, Good in all kinds of Crop, and now cutting Grass in this District. A Warranty given with each Machine. For Price and Terms apply to DAVID HENRY, TEMUKA, D U N E D IN. lE^-SCIO.

3E& 3E3 I 33 «3c & IES. "ST. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND FOR THE MERCER "NON-CANVASS" BINDER. WHAT Farmers have long wished for, now ready for inspection, which is cordially invited. Sample Machines on view at all our branches. Specially adapted for heavy and tangled crops The principal feature of the Mercer is the doing away with the troublesome and expensive canvasses, which have been replaced by such simple and durable devices that must place the Mercer without an equal in the field. Send for prices and testimonials. Acknowledged by all users as the most efficient binder yet introduced. Duplicate fittings always easily obtainable. Order early to prevent disappointment. BINDING- TWINE (all kinds) at lowest prices. Lubricating Oils (nil sorts), Bank-delivery Reapers at reduced prices, D.F. Ploughs ; also their Chilled Digging Ploughs (with patent reversible points, land edge and front-lifting lever. These ploughs secured first prize at the Southland champion ploughing matches for the last two seasons). Chaff cutters and Baggers (Nos. 1,2, 2.J, <?, and 4 Chaff cutters.) Plain and Barbed Fencing Wire and Iron Fencing Standards at lowest prices. Steel Zigzag Harrows, Cambridge Rollers, Disc Harrows, Turnip and Manure Drills, Broadcast Seedsowers, Drays, Horse Gears. Wire Strainers, &0., &o. Disc Harrows, in sizes from 6ft to J 2ft wide; fitted with patent adjustment for equalising the weight, so that the discs cut uniformly deep all over at any angle. The only really good disc harrow in the market. The bearings will not cut the axle, and hardly ever require renewing. New Digging Disc Harrow, 6ft, Bft, 10ft, and 12ft wide. On account of our superior facilities we can supply any demand that may arise for such. Improved Windmills of the very best construction and material, and of any size and- power. Agents for Clayton & Shuttleworth's Traction Engines, Portable Engines, and Threshing Mills ; also for Burrells & Son's Traction Engines. Several Secoudhand Threshing Mills for sale (in good order). New illustrated Catalogues Free on application.

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;H.!I!.UN!I aietor bega to notify that the PRICE OF THIS PAPER Has Been LOWEItE l> as follows: SUBSCRIPTION : For One Quarter —In advance? 4* Booked ... hfYearly—ln advance! 15* Booked 20s It is now the CHEAPEST TRI-WEEKLY PAPER h> NEW ZEALAND, and the Pro prietor trusts that the US CREASE); CIRCULATION wil! compensate for the Reduction in It is essentially a LOCAL PAPER, devoted to the interest? of the district. It is impossible for the papers published in large centres of popidation to pay th* same attention to the requirements of the district aa it does. i On these grounds the Proprietor j basia hif pbljm for support, and he ; rusts ho will not be disappointed. It has given its advocacy to j EVERY MOVEMENT for the ' ADVANCEMENT of the DIS- [ TRICT. It has neyer been known ',. to take t}is> s?de of the Strong 3 against the Weak. While it has » upheld the Rights of Working t Men it has always recognised the Rights of Propwiy