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Timaru Herald, Volume 2990, Issue XL, 24 April 1884, Page 4

Ironmonger piIIEST & HOLDGATE G Desiro to inform the Inhabitants of Timaru and tin Surrounding Districts that they have COMMENCED T THE MANUFACTURE OF TINWARE, ETC., r , WHOLESALE & RETAIL, • C. And are now prepared to EXECUTE ANY St WORK m connection with TIN, ZINC, St SHEET-IRON, COPPER and BRASS. ot G Machinery of the Latest]lmprovod Style, and a Competen'. Man having been secured , warrants GOOD WORK and QUICK DESPATCH, 12 At Moderate. Kates. PRIEST & HOLDGATE, IRONMONGERS, &c. j( 5-7 sino I--WINCHESTER FLOUR MILIS. UNTIL further notice the BUSINESS wiU ba CARRIED ON on ACCOUNT of tho UNDERSIGNED, under (lie MAN- o AGEMENT of JJr WALTER SPURDON, ~ Foreman for tlu> past four years. Flour supplied will be guaranteed First-cI:W3 only. No other will be sent out. Gristing m bulk as per arrangenent. D. INWOOD. Feb. 28th,153-J. 2-20 848S 8 N.Z. I. & M.A. Co. SEASON 1883-4. Howard's Twine Binder- 4 f¥lhe above Mainline, although only introi duced into New Zealand m January 1882, lias by its merits so well established . itself as the "BEST IN THE COLONY, that *• last, season vre mere unable to supply the unprecedented demand. We have received many Flattering Reports of the working of the Machines. Among . others one says "be out iifty-sii acres of heavy Wheat, threshing out forty-five to fifty BusheU, m fcur d-.yys, with ons team of three horses." Another " that hia Machine was put to a aeveru trial of strength by boiiig capsized on a hillside, but when righted not . the slightest damage was done, and it continued to work as well as before." From others wo loam " that after rising their Maeliines, they have yoked up, and cut right uwav to the end of the harvest without a „ bitch." The EFFICIENCY and CAPACITY of the Machine has been greatly increased by the following important IMPROVEMENTS added since last season : — SLIDING BINDER, IMPROVED REEL, SIMPLER KNOTTER, STRONGER CANVASSES, WORM AND WHEEL IN PLACE OF d ' CHAIN FOR LIITINGf, A DEVICE FOR PREVENTING SIJALL SHEAVES. These, aad othe.-s of less importance, we shall be happy to point out to any one favoring us with a call, i.nd would strongly advis- . intending Purcha3eis of Binders to inspect the SAMPLE NOW ON VIEW at our Warehouse, or those shown by our respective Agents, before buying. These Improvenc ents, coupled ' with tbe C+REATER STRENGTH, LIGHTNESS OF . ! DRAUGHT and GREAT DEPTH OF * I PLATFORM, wliich this Maohine possesses, and the well-knovm excellence of Messrs Howard's workmt.nship, will enable the Binder to further increase its lead of all others, and prove it) right to the title of "THE BO3S MACHINE." „ A TRAVF.LLING GEAR, enabling the Ol Machine to be driv.m through any ordinary field gateway, also a SHEJ.F CARRIER, can be supplied if required. To be obtained of N.Z. LOAN A:\ T D MERCANTILE V AGENCY COMPANY. F. LE CHEN, Manager ;or of 5 TWENTYMA?' & COUSIN, Cashel street, Christchurch, 12-29 7828 Sole Agents for New Zealand. Lost aud Found. £3 REWARD. LO3T— A Bkck Morocco Leather PURSE containing- Money und Papers of no _ value but to the owner. A. W.Basc&ND, care of J. D. Slater. 4-13 0034 „ , H Spcrtingf g T>OBIN HOOD'S GRKAT NOVELTY XL COMPANY'S PROGRAMME on the DDNEDIN BII.THDAY HANDICAP , AND GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE- J CHASE, to be run m Dunedin and Christchurcli on Queen's Birthday, May 24th, y, 1864. Subscribed Capital, £1000; ir. 2000 V Shares of 10s each. iijninsAT HiMiiMr, Po'EDih*. , Fint Horse £i! 00 x Gsaxd National, Cnnissciiuitcn. T Firat Horse £100 g Each Ticket has Six Chances, and is drawn „, on the principle that if a Programme does □ not fill, prizes are paic pro rata. We reserve -^ to ourselveH the right of continuing the silo x of Bhangs over u'.hcrtisjd number, if necessity dumnnds it, and tiereby adding to tho value cf all Prizes. In this nstanoo wo shall sell until Thursday, 22nc May, whatever the number applied for may bu, experience -r> touching us that " SupalementarieV and Ko. 2'n are not appreciated. Be careful to Address— ROßlN HC>OD, care of Thomas y Siai'leton, Bo:c 238, Post-oilloe, Christ- ?^ church ; or care Jcbai. (not J.L) VtßMiso, City Baths, Colombo street-, Cliristchurch. f In answer to numerous enquiries, we beg to '" state that we are m nc way connected with ™ any other Company. 4-10 OOiM jjj "im IDEL IT V COMPANY'S a! £2500 — QUEEN'S liIRTHDAY £2500 «J Racbs, May 24th.— Cio3e about, May 80th. A SUBSCRIPTION FEE lOs MTOW XOs 4 " At the request ola iirgo mimber of conslant and valued Subscribers, tho Company | ha» been induced to adept tho 10.) subscrip- zT tion. °' SOOO PROGRAMMEU AT 10s EACH. T < QUBES'S BjKTHDaY HANIUCAr. First. ... ... ... ... £DOO „ Second... .. ... ... 250 M ' Third ... ... ... ... 100 All others divided (JJ3O «ach) ... 300 Total for horses ... Amount £1150 3 Cash Bonds at;SlfJOcach ... i) 00 3 „ „ ut jESOeach... 150 20 „ „ u t JtaOcaoli... 400 30 „ „ a t £10each ... SOO 40 „ „ at £5 each... 200 Totul9G Bonds ... ...Amount £1350 Total amount of Prizes, £2300. There will bo Six Sopiiratc Drawings i'or sta Each Tick.jt, viz., One Diuwing for tho Rai:o, co " and Five Separato Drawings for tin. 96 Bonds. cl " Programmes— loa ijarh and two 2d Btamj)3 j o< " Cln:(j«e.i (with In oxchange) to bo payable 9° only to aNo ,or to Btarer. P.O. Orders . payablo to Fidelity Compaiy vnh/. Itegislerud "' Letters or 'Telegrams not occcptwl. J'j| Address on/y to " Fidelity Compnny, caro *" of Alfred A.'Cumeron'e Box No. 251, Dunedin." °, n Co: e3S" API>]JY EXTRA EARLY.-TIMJB LIMITED. . , Baco on 24th Kay. t-22 9060 4 " 1