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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3256, 4 March 1885, Page 3

Moody and Ziesler. HORN&BY REAPERS AND BINDERS. THE PFEMIER SELF TWINE BINDER. PRIZES TAKEN At Contests during the Present Season m ENGLAND, VICTORIA, NEW SOUTH WALES AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA. At Shrewsbury, England, £100 prize six day'a Competition. HORNSBY Ist, McCormick 2nd, Wood 3rd, and 13 other Competitors. At Adelaide, South Australia, 23rd October last. HORNSBY Ist, Easterby 2nd, McCormick 3rd. Samuelson, Buckeye, and Deering competing. At Victoria Agricultural Society's Trial, 11th November last. " HORNSBY Ist, Wood 2nd, Osborne 3rd, McCormick 4th, and five other machines competing. At Burs Agricultural Society's Trial, 11th November last. HORNSBY Ist, McCormick 2nd, Wood 3rd, and Johnston 4th. At Donald Agricultural Society's Trial, 14th November hist. HORUSBY Ist, Deering 2nd, McCormick 3rd. At Charlton Agricultural Society's Trial, 13th November last. HOBNSBY Ist, McCormick 2nd, Johnston 3rd. At .Inglewood Agricultural Society's Trial, 12th November hist. Wood Ist, HORKSBY 2nd, McCormick 3rd. At Wellington Agricultural Society's Trial. Held November last. HORNSBY Ist, McCormick 2nd, Deering 3rd. At Colcraine Agricultural Society's Trial. Held November last. £20 prize. HORNSBY Ist, and 10 other competitors. At Moreton Agricultural Society's Trial. Held 18th December last. HORNSBY Ist, McCormick 2nd, Deering 3rd, and others. At Sale Agricultural Society's Trial, 22nd December last. Wood Ist, HORNSBY 2nd, McCormick 3rd. At Kyneton Agricultural Society's Trial, 31st December last. HORNSBY Ist, McCormick 2nd, Deering 3rd, Johnston, Wood, and others competing. At Arrai-at Agricultural Society's Trial, 2nd January, 1885. j HORNSBY Ist, McCormick 2nd, Deering and others competing. AGENTS FOR TIMARU— MOODY & ZIESLER, From whom particulars as to price and terms may bo obtained. 1-21 1878 tvfational fire and marine lM insurance company of new ZEALAND. Capitai, Subschibed £2,000,000 Capitai Paid Up £97,508 Resebtb £200,918 Steani Threshing Machines, Stack and Farm Insurance. FIRE INSURANCE : Buildings of every description, also Household Furniture and Effects, Goods and Merchandise insured against loss by fire at lowest current rates. MARINE INSURANCE : Insurances on Hulls of Vessels, Freights or Advances, and Goods and Merchandise of every description, to or from any Ports m the World accepted on the most favorable terms. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. ALEXANDER CARRICK, Manager, Corner of High and Cashel streets, Chris tchureh. Caxtebbttry Bbanch : Mrs E. Gascoyne ... Agent, Waimate W. Uprichard Agent, Temuka R. S. Cook \ Agent, Geraldine N.M. and A. Company AND W. ZIESLER, 1-22 1897 Agents, Timabtt. FOR SALE OR TO LET— That desirable Property known as the FAIRLIE CREEK FLOUR MILL, recently erected, with water power, unfailing supply of water ; situate m the centre of a rapidly, increasing population j at the terminus of the Fairlie Creek Railway, from ■which, a Siding runs to the Mill. Terms very easy. For full particulars apply to 1-29 1979 MOODY & ZIESLER. Tenders. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. GERALDINE RESERVES. nnENDERS are invited for LEASING I RESERVES 696 and 697, m Geraldine, for 21 years, from Ist May, 1885. Reserve 696, between Peel and Wilson Streets, containing Sections 44 and 27. Reserve 697, between Peel and Jollie Streets, containing Sections 116, 117 and 118. Plans of Reserves and Conditions of Leases can be had on application to the Registrar, Canterbury College, Christchurch. ■ Tenders (on Printed Forms only) endorsed " Tender for Reserve ," to be forwarded to the Registrar on or before THURSDAY, 12th March. F. G. STEDMAN, 2-21 2204 Registrar. WANTED, TENDERS for GRUBBING and CUTTING GORSE on Millar's Flat, Kakahu. Apply at Farm. 3-4 2292 T. H. WIGLEY. fTHHE TENDER of JAMES QUINLAN, JL for the construction of a Siding at Waimataitai, has been ACCEPTED. 3-4 2285 G. LAING-MEASON. FRIENDS AT HOME. nnHE "TIMARU HERALD, MONTHLY SUMMARY, Containing all the principal News of the Month of Colonial interest, Posted to any Address for FrVE SHILLINGS PER YEAE. Those Persons who are m the habit of sending Newspapers to the Old Country may SAVE THEMSELVES MUCH TROUBLE and always secure its despatch m tune for the English Mail, by leaving their instruo* tt9as »t tkii offioe,