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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2930, 13 February 1884, Page 4

X.8.1.. ft M.A. Co. SEASON 1883-4 Howard's Twine Binder. rW^he utiove .Machine, although only intioJL duced into New Zealind m January 1882, has by its merits so well established itself a*she "BEST IN IHE COLONY, that last season we were unable to supply the unprecedented demand. We have received many Flattering 'Reports of the working of tlie"Mnchine3. Among others one says "ho out iifty-sii. acres of heavy Wheat, tlireshing out forty five to fifty Bushels, m four days, with one team of three horses." Another " that his Machine was put to a severe trial of stmngth l>y being capsized on a hillside, but when righted not the slightest damage was do^ie, anci it continued to work as well as before." From others -we ; learn " that after iixitig their Machines, they have yoked up, and cut right away to the end of the harvest without a hitch." The EFFICIENCY and CAPACITY of the Machine has been greatly increased by tho following important IMPROVEMENTS added since last season : — SLIDING BINDER, IMPROVED REEL, SIMPLER KNOITERy STRONGER CANVASSES, WORM AND WHEEL IN PLAOE OF CHAIN FOR LIFTING, A DEVrOE FOR PBEVENTING SMALL SHEAVES. Theso, and others qt less importince, we shall be happy to point out to any 000 favoring us with a call, and would strongly advisintending Purchasers of Binders to inspect the SAMPLE NOW ON VIEW at our Warehouse, or those shown by our respective Agents, before buying. These Improvements, coupled with the GREATER STRENGTH, LIGHTNESS OF DRAUGHT md GREAT DEPTH OF PLATFORM, which this Machino possesses, and the well-known, excellence oi; Messrs Howakd's workmanship, will enable the Binder to further increase its lead of all others, und prove its right to the title of "THEEO3S KAOHIKE" A TRAVELLING GEAR, enabling the Machine to be driven through any ordinary field gateway, also a SHEAF CARRIER, can be supplied if required. To be obtained of N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. F, LE OREX, Manager j or of TWENTYMAN & COITSIN, Cashel street, Chrijtehureh, 12-29 7828 Sole Agents for New Zealand. ZT.lff. & A. Company VAXTJABIiE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. - nnHE UNDERSIGNED have received JL instructions from the Proprietor, to Sell by Private Treaty, all that portion 'of "VOODBURN ESTATE, WAIAXT DISTRICT, known as the HOMESTEAD BLOCK, Comprising — 1700 ACRES FREEHOLD And about 1500 ACRES LEASEHOID. In all some 3200 Acros, together with all improvements, which include Dweliing-Iwuse, Woohiied, Men's Hut, Stable, &c. The Freehold is situated on the Omwia Rivor, of very choice quality ; a large portion is jow under English Grass and Turnip:). Thi; OtautauNighteap3 Kailway is within easj' distance. Being of Limestone formation, the land is admirably adapted for wheat (jrowin *. Teems : - Fifteen per cent cash, balance can remain seemed for three years at six per cent interest. Purchaser will have option of taking Stock ana Plant at Valuation, which irill include about 3000 young Crossbred Sheep. For further particulars, apply ti NATIONAL MORTGAGE & A. CO., Ocscent ; Or, R. WILSON &, CO., 1-28 8145 Dunedin. National Mortgage and Agency Company of Hew Zealand (Limited) TTAVE MONEY TO LEITD; LAND FOR SALE 4 Of Every Description and Price, m Blocks to Suit all Purcliaaera. STUD RAMS FOB SALE. 10-19 7083 The National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand, Limited. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the Bth to the 22nJ inst., both inclusive. Notice is further Hereby Given that a DIVIDEND of 5 per contum for the Half Year ending 31st December list (making with the Interim Dividend at J*th ,fuue 10 per centum for the Year) will be PAYABLE on and after the 22nd inst. J. M\ RITCHIE, General Manager. Dunedin, Bth February, 1884. 2-9 8309 SECOND HAND POBTABIE ENGINE and THRASHER m good repair FOR SALE. B NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1-30 8183 Rkmzmbek This.— lf jon are aick, Hop Bittern will nurely aid Naijure m making yon woli whi.-n all else faita. If you jire costive or dy3f*ptio, or are Buffering from any other of tho numerous diaeaoea (if tho stomach or bow-sis, it |« your own fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters is it Bovcrsign ruinedy m ftll snob, complaints. If you aro wasting away witi any form of Kidney Diseaso, Htop tempting Death this moment, and taiii for a cur? to Hop Bittera. If you aro sick with that terriblo sicknogH Kervoasn^ss, you will find a "Balm m Giloatf" m th'jnsoof Hop Bitters. If yon aro a f r<jriTienter or a resident of a miasmatic district, boirricaile yon? ay si cm ayainat tho sconrgo of all oonntrleß— malarial, epidemic, bilious and inte::mitteiit foyerB — by the nße of Hop BitterH. it yon havo rough, pimply, or Hallow skin, bad breath, pains and aches, »nd feel miserable gwterally, Hop Bittera will mve you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, hetdth and comfort. In short, they core all Duseasss of I;he Stomach, Bowelu, Blood, I/irer, Nervta, Kidneyg, Bri|(ht's Disease. .£SOO will be pud for a cane they will not cure or h«ilp. Eroggiiits arid ChaiDuti keep. That poor, bedridden, invalid wifo, sister, mother, or daughter, can be made the picture of health by a few bottles . of Hop BiM-ors, coating but n tiifle. Will you lot them suffer? — Advt. (2) Pi-iM >nd Buos— B«itlus, inswta, roaches' antii, b4d-bnga, rats, mice, gophers, jaolcrabcits cleared out by "Bough on' Eatg.,J, Moiibu, Moas and Co., Sydney, Geuoral Agonte. —Advt.