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Temuka Leader, Issue 3047, 7 November 1896, Page 4

RA N SIT ROYAL] will travel the Geraldine and surrounding Districts. • Tbk.M3—£l Ist January, an 1 £1 lOswhen mare proves in foal. Groomage, f>s. Mares left at the farm will receive the best attention. Tkbms (at the farm)—£l Ist January and £1 when mare proves in foal. Faddocking for 6 weeks. 0c22 H. W. LOVEGROVE, Gapes’ Valley. WINDMILLS for FARMERS. for Sheep Stations WINDMILLS fer Dairy Farmers WINDMILLS for Dwelling Houses UMPS for Deep Wells i PUMPS for Shallow Wells PUMPS for Raising Water PUMPS for Irrigation SPRAYING PUMPS for Killing Insects SPRAYING PUMPS for KiUing Blight SPRAYING PUMPS for Killing Fungus THOMAS DANES, 198 and 200, Lichfield Street, Christchurch. Pay Particular Attention to This Space. BOOTS VICTORIOUS EVERYWHERE. rpHE MOST POPULAR BRAND I IN NEW ZEALAND. EVERYONE WEARS THEM. EVERYONE ’ SWEARS BY TEEM. The Largest Boot Factory in New Zealand • is the 1 “ ZEALANDIA ” BOOT FACTORY. 3 They give more WEAR, FIT better, LOOK better, give more comfort, and are I the CHEAPEST BOOTS in the colony taking their real merits into consideration i Zealaudia ” Boots Lead jr Everywhere. B 3 Every retailer who sells them make 9 money, pleases his customers, and spread y happiness over the land, y Buy a pair, and remember nothing is 0 genuine unless branded “ ZEALANDIA.” n Never mind the bland smile of the man who e says 4 1 don't ke> p them, but have some5. thing as good.” Don’t believe this; they - are not as good. You want “ZEALANDIAS,” and will take nothing else. . Go elsewhere and get them. r Wholesale by ; SKELTON, FROSTIGK, & CO., [1 del7 Christchurch.

REID & GRAY’S NEW PATENT ‘‘EUREKA” FEED OORRDRILLS GRAIN, Turnip, Manure, and Lime Drills,with all Latest Improvements. These Machines are now Perfect. Nothing to equal them in the market. A special feature this season being that it is fitted with a Screw Lift and Double-lifting Handle so that the driver can either walk or have a rile on the box, and be Vle to lift the Coulters and adjust the Feed in either position. Can be made to sow lime (if so ordered in quantities up to lOcwt per acre. The manure feed is a Force-feed, Self-cleaning, en tirely preventing all CLOGGING or STICKING-UP with mineral superphosphates or other wet and sticky manures. Sows wet or dry manures equally well. Greatly improved for pre-ent seasan ; also made to sow Manure Broadcast. Order early. Also our “ Eureka ” Patent Double Turnip and Manure Drills for ridges. Will not choke or break with any kind of Manure. Our Broadcast Grain and Grass Sower, when wished, can be fitted to sow Manure Broadcest in 12ft widths at an extra cost. SPRING TOOTH CULTIVATOR & COUCH DESTROYER. Horse Gears. Disc Harrows, Rollers and Mills. Burrell’s Traction Engines. Clayton’s Treshing Mills, improved for this season with 20iu screens and new patent divided blast. Oil Engines. Fencing Standards at lowest possible prices. Gray’s Patent Standards—for permanent fencing as well as foiling sheep on turnips—allow perfect straining, and are superseding the ordinary Standards Pearson’s Pollard Distributor and Rabbit Exterminator drops Pollard or Phosphorised Oats as desired. Sole agents in New Zealand for DEBRIEG PONY AND ALL-STEEL HARVESTERS & BINDERS. The Lightest draught machines in the world- Fitted with patent ball and roller bearings, and with adjustable open and closed back io suit either long or short grain, which they handle effectually. The machines are much Superior to all other makers’ machines.

NOTICE. Proprietor begs to notify that the Price of this Paper now as follows : Subskipxion : For One Quarter —In advance 4s }J Booked ... 5s Yearly—ln advance 15s „ Booked 20s It is now the Cheapest TriWeekly Paper in New Zealand, and the Proprietor trusts that the increased circulation will compensate for the Reduction in its Price. It is essentially a Locai Paper, devoted to the interests of the district. It is impossible for the papers published in large centres of population to pay the same attention to the requirements of the district as it does. On these grounds the Proprietor basis his claim for support, and he trusts ho will not bo disappointed. It has given its advocacy to every movement for the advancement of the district, it Ims never j been known to take the side of i tho strong against the weak. ; While it has uphold the rights of I working men, it has always re- { cognised tho rights of property. j