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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2943, 28 February 1884, Page 1

N.Z.Z.. & M.A. Co. SEASON 1883-4. Howard's Twine Binder. npho above Machine, although only intro--i. duced into New Zealend m January 1882, has by its merits so well established itself as the BEST IN IHE COLONY, that last Beason we were unable to supply tho unprecedented demand. We have received many Flattering Reports of the working of the Machines. Among others one says "he cut fiity-six acres of heavy Wheat, threshing out forty-five to fifty Bushels, m four days, with one team of threo horses." Another " that his Machine was put to a severe trial of strength by being capsized on a hillside, but when righted not the slightest damage was done, and it continued to work as well as before." From others we • learn " that aftor fixing their Machines, they have yoked up. and cut right away to the end of the hai-vest without a hitch." The EFFICIENCY and CAPACITY of the Machine has been greatly increased by tho following important IMPROVEMENTS added since last Beason : — SLIDING BINDER, IMPROVED REEL, SIMPLER KNOTTER, STRONGER CANVASSES, WORM AND WHEEL TS PLACE OP CHAIN FOR LIFTING, A DEVICE FOR PREVENTING SMALL SHEAVES. These, and others of less importance, we shall be happy to point out to any one favoring us with a call, and would strongly advisintendin,? Purchasers of Bindei-s 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 DRAU&HT and GREAT DEPTH OF PLATFORM, whicli this Machine possesses, and the well-known excellence of Messrs Howard's workmanship, will enable the Binder to further increase its lead of all others, and prove its right to the title of "THE BOSS MACHINE." 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 XJZ. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. F. LE CUEN, Manager ; or of TWENTYMAN & COUSIN, Cashel street, Christchurch, 12-29 7828 Sole Agents for Bew Zealand. Tenders. mENDERS will be received at our Office, JL Christchureb, till 4 o'clock on Wednesday, sth day of March, 1884, for the ERECTION of a PORTION of ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Timaru. Plans and Specifications m:iy be seen at Mr ]?. J. Wilson's Office, Timaru. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily bo accepted. ARMSON, COLLINS & LLOYD, Architects, Gloucester street, 2-15 8372 Christchurch. rnENRERS WANTED for THRESHING J- th;rty-five to forty thousand bushels of Wheat nnd Oats. Must hare a Traction Engine. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Apply ANGUS MACnONALD, 2-26 8463 Waitui, Geraldine. TO BUILDER«. •TENDERS arc invited for ADDITIONS JL and ALTERATIONS to Belford Mill, Timaru. Plims, etc., at my Office, where Tenders will lie received until 4 o'clock p.m. of the 4th March noxt. The Injwcst or any Tender not necessarily accepted. M. De H. DUVAL, 2-26 8464 Architect. GRAZING FARM FOB SALE BY TENDER. TO CLOSE TRUSTEE'S ACCOUNT IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MR W. CHISNALL. 1216 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, all Fenced and divided into 11 Paddocks 3571 ACRES LEASEHOLD LAND ; seven years' lease. Improvements — Nine-rooniedDwellinj-house, twelvestalled Stable, Men* House (two rooms), Store-room, .'Shearing Shed, Blacksmith's Shop, large Sheep Yards, Dip, Eight Acres Plantation, Garden, Orchard, &c. Most of the Freehold Land is m English grass, Two water-races rut through tbe Property, which is situate flftoen miles from Ashburton and three miles from Hinds Railway Station. It is one of the finest Grazing Propertlos m the District, and its position for Buying and Selling Sheep renders it well worthy the attention of inventors and those seeking a Grazing Property. Tbbmii — One-third Cash ; tfjo balance will bo arranged to suit tho Purchaser. As tho Trustee is anxiouß to wind up the Ejtato, a very low reserve will be placed on the Property. 6000 CROSSBRED SHEEP AND THE WORKING PLANT Can be taken at Valuation if desired. Tenders, tho highest or any other not nocessarily accepted, to be sent la to Mr W. D. Wood, Christchurcb, by tbe 15th March, who, with Mr W. CuisyALl., Hinds, will givo ovciy information and arrango to iihovr lnt nding Purehasora over the Property. 2-ill H424 --______„ Trespass Notioes NOTICE. ANY PERSON or PERSONS found TRESPASSING with (Joursing Dogs, or otherwise, on any portion of tho Clifton Estate, near the Brothers, will bo Prosecuted. 1-18 8023 JOHN A. GAMACK. NOTICE. ALL Persons found TRESPASSING m pursuit of game or otharvrise on lands belonging to Mr THOS. King trill be prose cuted. S. A. BRISTOL, Pighuntin? Creek. O&LER'S COD LIVHR OIL.— Dr Abbotts, M.D., M.8.C.P., lots of North London Consumption Hospital, &o says : — " It is productive of more imniodmte benefit than the other kinds of oil are, snd it is tho purest aud best kind of rod liver oil th» an bo"el)l>ini>i! "