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Timaru Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4913, 2 September 1890, Page 4

The Buckeye Mower and Reapor won the first prize at Polrnerßton North Show. The Buckeye Mowor und Reaper won th« Brat prize at the Tohomairiro Show. The Buckeye Lowdown will cut and bind every aore of cultivable land m Ota go ; tic other machine can do this. Bvory reaper and binder claimß to^cut ano bind without assistance on'steepei. ings, and although repeatedly challenged to do bo there is not one of them that can follow our Lowdown round a stiff paddook without a man or^twc squatting on their sills. The Bucksyo Lowdown will take part m al' tho principal competitive Sold trmlß of tht coming season. Owners of hilly land, secure one before it is too late. The Buckeye H»rvostor Company has i\r agency m every important town m Canterbury carries a large and well-selected stock of duplicates at each, and findß expert aßSU"*inet m any case of need free. Every binder started on every buyer's own farm, and every duplicate part required by the farmer supplied at from 20 to 50 per cent Ibsb cost than th« pricoß usually charged by other agents. The following card is attached to our ex hibit at tho New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition :— " The machinery upon this stanc secured tho highest award at tha Melbourne Exhibition. Although m competition wit): specially finished machines, on which no time or money had been spared, we exhjVted thenr as now, our ordinary stook maohines.tne same n every detail » supplied to farmers. W did not resort to nickel or gilt decorations iteel knotters, special binders, or even ac extra coat of paint. Our manufacturers have won their laurels honestly, preferring to meet their reputation to the speoial merit of the Buckeye, rather than to the elaborate finishing of any one machine specially fitted up foi trial show or exhibition purposes. Practical farme"* can appreciate this." /NO. INDERSON, Agent f.ir Canterbury, Onristohurcn. D. 3TUEROOK, Local Agent, Timaru. BUCKEYE HARVESTER COMPANY, Bond and Crawford Streets, Dunedin.

CAUTION. If you want correct timo and a watch' which m event of accident, can bo cheaply and efficiently repaired, AVOID the cheap, trashy Bwiss burglar-baits sometimes sold to the unwary as timokcepers. Consult public opinion m the matter — not tho interests of some pettifogging dealer, who only too eagerly foists upon you a useleßß, rubbishy, and worthless article, for tho sake of gaining a little extra profit, and who cares little for your execrations which will Burely be showered on his head m the near future. If you consult public opinion you will beyond a shadow of a doubt BDY A WATERBURY, the testimony m favour of which riß a Tollable und accurate timekeeper is overwhelming, and which moreover m event of injury can be efficiently repaired at low cost by taking or sending it to any of the company's repair agencies, established m various centres of tho colonies. The Watorbury may be obtained from any leading or respectable Btorekeopor, prico (sorieß E) 13s 6d, series (J or L) 20a. 6] J

The total longth of tho Btreetß, avenuos, bpulovards, bridgcß, quayß, and thoroughfares of Paris is set down at 600 miles, of which nearly 200 aro planted with trees. OADBUBY'S OOCOA. " A Food aliko suitablo for building up tho growing body, and for repairing tho waste which is incidental to the processes of life." — Health. MAEY ANDEBBON. MISS MAEY ANDBBSON writes :— "I bavo used Pears' Soap for two years with the greatest satisfaction, for I find it tho very boßt." (Signed) Maey Andkbboi?. Pears' Soap, for tho Toilet and Nursery. Prevents redness, roughness, and chapping. Sold everywhere — fADVX MB&lJizuttiol »B o. H.ITmiATrAM.M. D., Wiig liiMlliUan. « Anißterdam, N. Y. EX Mra.n./b7tb« v,'n liavc Rolrt nic; Ofor aOLD BY ALL O«KMIdTB. Prico-Cu Dottle,