BUCKEYE ALWAYS AHEAD.
The Buckeye secured the gold medal and special mention at the ''elbourne Kihibition, tbe judges stating m their report that, " Its construction was a special |study for every intelligent mechanic." The Buctd/e Lowdown was awarded first prize at Jamestown, South Australia, the judges giving a special certificate, stating, "In our opinion this machine is undoubtedly the machine of the future." The Buckeye Lowdown haa just secured the grand national prize of Victoria at Xraralgon Show, beating all competitors The Buckeye Lowdown secured first prize at Palmeraton North Bhow on thej 6th ult., eating the Brandford. Ihe Buckeye Elevator secured first prize at Camperdown A. and P. Show, beating Homsby, M'Cormiek, Deering, and all competitors. . *ne Buckeye Elevator won the great Bom<ey Held Trial, beating the Hornsby, M'Cormiek, Prandford, Massey. The Buckeye Mower and Beaper won the first prize at Palmerston North Show. The Buckeye Mower and Beaper won tho first prize at the Tokomairiro Show. The Buckeye Lowdown will cut and bind every acre of cultivable land m Otago j lo other machine can do this. Every reaper and binder claims to cut and bind without assistance on steep s; ings, and although repeatedly challenged to do so there is not one of them that can follow our Lowdown round a stiff paddock without a man or two equatting on their eills. The Bud sy o Lowdown will take part m all the principal competitive field trials of the coming season. Owners of hilly land, secure one before it is too late. The Buckeye Harvester Company has an agency m every important town m Canterbury, carries a largo ond well-selected stock of duplicate* flt each, and finds expert assignee m any cubo of need free. K very binder started on ever? buyer's own farm, and every duplicate part required by the farmer supplied at from 20 to 50 por cent leas cost than the j>riee« usually charged by other agents. The following card is attached to our exhibit at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition : — "The maclunery upon this etand secured the highest awerd at the Melbourne Exhibition. Although m competition with specially finished machinal on which no time or money had been spared, wa exhibited them as now, cur ordinary stock machiu£B,tne Dame m evory detail * supplied to farmers. , We ■'M not reeort co nickel or gilt decorations,] oteel knotters, special Muaam, ur «.. ~. extra coat of paint. Our manufacturers have j won their laurels honeßtlv, preferring to meet their reputation to the Bpecial merit of tho Buckeye, rather than to the elaborate finishing J nf any one machine specially fitted up for trial show or exhibition purposes. Practical farme*" can appreciate this."
JETO. iNDEBSON, Agent f.ir Canterbury, OnrjjtchurcD. . J). STUBKOOK, Local Agent, Timaru. BUOKB7E HABVEBTBB COMPANY, Bond and Crawford Streets, Dunedin.
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Timaru Herald, Volume L, Issue 4871, 17 June 1890, Page 4
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