The Buckeye Harvester.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6703, 16 November 1889, Page 4

The Buckeye Harvester.

ALWAYS AHEAD. Advices received from our agents in Western Australia report that the great Farmers' Field Trial of Reapers and Binders at Perth, was won by the Buckeye, BTornaby being second, and M'Cormick third. Jamestown, S.A. — The Judges in awarding the Buckeye Lowdown the prize added a special note : "We are of opinion that this ia the machine of the future." The leading agriculturists of Ofcago, Messrs James Smith and Son, Greenfields, write us:— "We are pleaeed to say that your Lowdowns give us unqualified satisfaction; No machine is any good to ua unless it will do as good work on the stiffest hillside as on the plain ; and the Buckeye is the only machine we know of that can do this. We cut our entire crop with four of them, and you can eend us two more next season." (This makes a total of ten Buckeye Binders sold to Messrs James Smith and Son during the last four harvests.) Mr E. T. Claridge, Manager for J. R. Campbell, Esq., Southbridge, writes, yesterday j— "Please book my order for Three Light Folding Elevator Buckeyeß for delivery at Southbridge Railway Station. The two previously purchased from you have been in use two years, and have given me every satisfaction. They are very light in draught, and do really firstclass work, leaving a clean even Btubble." | Buy the Buckeye and save on the first i coat, as well as about 25 per cent on every i duplicate purchased. ; JNO. ANDERSON, Chriatchutoh.