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-i „;«&. GFFICE OF N.Z. • ■ "i ll -. of New Zealand otferg great advantages to ns onentf 1 . <-„,'.iitße c-*inst the fraud or dishonesty of the Public Trustea. • ../UNin of I *bb» between the years 1879 and 1889 will iho« 1879-801 lfiea C&titi rwuipt* m ... .. w 441,818 _, 4183.396 TV»i«l >r,M^«rtfeiM. pOT IwUiMfrihfcjl w 499&S — 483S^M |Je».i\h; . i-.h— ' ii .1 ril [uyofjtment Account «. 470,884 OT 4216948 SiH--i.il Investment Account... w X2.65S -, 424&838 Rxrtvv b; Account— Total receipt* .. £2,139 „» SUAB& Atimiu^cmriuiis... ... ~. «. 179 «. 968 PryiM.tesuu<! trusts •••«.««► 14 «, 10 WitUv pravisipually •ooept«4 mi 1 mt 49 1 Letters received .. ... M M %£& . „. 10,996 ' T.-prtera fiesimtched ... M 1,432 „. 18,001 REID AND GRAYS SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND FOR THE Mercer " Non-Canvas " Binder. THIS MACHENE is what farmers have long wished for, and is now ready for inspectton and delivery. Sample machines on view at all our branches. Specially adapted for heavy tangled crops, having three times the elevating capacity of any other bindet in the market. t> r j j The principal feature of the "MERCER' 1 is the doini? A WAV wrrn Tins' TROUBLESOME AND EXPENSIVE CANVASES, thesf batofl t nphoed by ™ simple and durable devices that place the •• MERCER » without an equal. Specially adapted for hillside work. Order early to avoid disappointment f *J h^ " GO n Adverti8 f y i AJA Jm T y 2 5 u 18 ?, 1 ' flays : -" On S»t«<iay lut a trial of the Mercer Reaper and Binder (for which Messrs Reid and Gray are agents in New Zealand) was given in a paddock belonging to J. Oregan, Gore There was a very large attendance of farmers durins? the afternoon. The previous wet weather made the ground heavy, added to which the crop had not been rolled. We may say that the crop, which was heaAy, was well out, the sheaves were nicely bound, and a clean stubble was left. If we are asked what we think of the mechanicm whereby the canvas is dispensed with, we reply that we think a great deal of it It has sounded the death knell of canvas. The operation is extremely simple and easy to understand when Been. The grain is most tenderly dealt with: there would be no shaking or pressing in the rpest crop." BINDING TWINE all kinds at Lowest Prices. LUBRICATING OILS, all sorts; BACK DELIVERY REAPERS at reducad prices ; DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, With Patent Reversible Points, Land Edge and Front-lifting Lever. These Plouetas secured First Prizes at the Southland Champion Ploughing Matches for the last two seasons— lß9o and 1891 CHAFFCUTTERS AND BAGGERS- Nob. 1, 2. 2k 3, and 4 Chaffcutters lowest ( PLAIN & BARBED FENCING WIRE i VV T T o m pkices. -j RON FJENCmG , STANDARDS fp= STEEL ZIGZAG HARROWS, CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS DISC HIRKOW<? TURNIP AND MANDRE DRILLS, BROADCAST SEEDSOYVERS DRAYS, HORSE GEARS, WIRK STRAINERS, &c.,&0 Sole Agents and Makers of SMAILL'S PATENT SAFETY CARRIAGE ATTACHMEMTS Agents for CLAYTON AND SHUTTLEWORTH'S THRESHING MILLS AND ENGINES. ai su Also for Sale : 1 Second-band Ransome's 4 6 Threshing Mill (newest style) 1 Second-hand Marshall's 4-6 Threshing Mill Both in Good Working Order. New Illustrated Catalogues FREE on Application* Extract from "Australasian," dated December 26th, 1891 • " At a field trial of reapers and binders, held near Ballarat under the ausni <*>«,' the Smeaton Society, on the 17ih instant, the Mercer Non-Canvas Binder was th« only one that opened up aud came back without a stoppage, and went throuah ii» whole piece wiihout a single choke, defeating the M'Cormicks, Woods and Brantford BalsmicCoughElixir I^-^^^}^^ Successful Treatmen* t (A Cheap, PLEAs^T^^B CbestandTl^ tCom PlailltßP lailltß AN D 1 Vwttt I AD^TEDBYTHOUSANDS WITH Frrrnnu. Drurrsv/ I WiMk TI ? M °ST SIGNAL SUCCESS. CFFeCTUALKEME OYi i §§|§§| Immediate Relief i WfflMg „, „ Speedy Relief. — " ■ = ' r [ a WJBfflm ™ 08 t Palatable Specific Enow «tfreefr6mpatiegoric OC W/J) m OPIUM, AND SQUILLS. [fl^Mi^&^i WWM\ n % chl d refu9m * t0 toke ifc » "wWtat i's 'ft V sis^F C-^u)/oi-<r'^" J^ n^~-^"'n WMfflKite iißtablißhed over a Quarter of a I «^^^^LMjQ(fif!C_ELlXlß^!i Centu ry> DDd Patronised by all rank* (>• wßn HIGHLY EX TOLLED BY MEMBEES, I MEDICAL LEGAITInD CLBEICAX ' ~Jl=ifw IS? <Ssfl?*to\/W(to> I v/^^M * srTne . re ia scarcely a town in New I S^A\l2k j9HUX\ V Jwt 8&1 I WMMM Zea ® nd - 1D w *" otl some extraordinary ffilafe^wv^^v^i^^^^sc^^ |wffi|||| alleviation and prolongation of life has l^^T FOR CO.UClt**^^ $mMm nofcmadeit F o palar lAnd1 And its marvellous I o wwwwct«, I mmm virtues have already secured for it one f BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, | WBm oi *he highest positions in the annals Hoarseness, Whooping QouchJ mmm ofm^ dicine -^^"^njjPbbsebvbb," I Difficulty of Breath/nc i wMMk b y virtueofitßbalsai nicandsoothiDe Ihdau. AfrmoFm Limed W JXTS SS^iSff.i: I BRONCHIA, TRACHEA, & LARYMxJ WSm. does it, like most of the trashy patent {' f I 'w3m^ pectorials, with opium for their base. ¥ MM- FRIEND* TOTHEPAEMHEttJWERM mUm a i.' ay irritation and activity at k and Public Speaker. % WHssm tile aame time » a ve3 [y «»y thing to f - % §«JM®i|> do> effect of opium is to produce Write- IS ©d. 23 6d. 46 6d &8* j Wmm a to . r P id edition of the organs, and J ' *"' | WmM .f. f * lvon m a ««? of bronchitis, for if PREPARED ONLY BY J WfM&> mstance > *ould induce a condition I J< BAXTER I WKmi 7 er . y dan B erotw to lif e. Persons sur 'iMeoiCAL H aTT i/i^oT. ot* 1 WMW ferm S from bronchial affections wbc iMEDicAi. hall, Victoria Street,! WHS take th e "Lwa pbbsbrtbb" wif jfljUk SHRISTCHORCH, N , Z- J i|§s| find the speedy effect to be-diminu-I *y^B»i|py tion of pain, owing to subdued inflam* " '"" "■ «^» mation and free and easy expectora tion ; nrat, becauseltbe muconp membranes ire stimu ated to throw the phiegm up ; and second, because the medicine adapted to thin the discbarge before it leaves the lung It is plr -want to the palate and may be safely taken in any case« jgTSOLD BY ALL PATENT MEDICINE VENDOBS. Purchaseio are requested to see that each packet of Lung Preserver offered for sale fa fac-simile of the above drawiDg, and that, the words "Slater's Lung Preserver Chrirt* church," are blown on the bottle. ' " Further, that the wrapper of each y^Srtek, 0 *2T Mb i "TOTG PRBSERVBR" tTMSrK /»<> vaQffrffiL flears'the proprietor's Trade Mark and Auto H \Jn y < — ■' "■■ T • GftfSf "■* ** ■* propriotor> ' "^ °ft%vvfo k 63-REFUBE ALL OTHERS AS COUNTERFEITS* Agbhts fob TtXAPBKA DiSTßicT— Mas* < W. -AULD * fOFS, Storekeeper*, Wsitabnna GROWN MOLESKIN TROUSERS, WHITE AMD PRINTED. IN STOCKMAN'S, ORDINARY AND RIDING GU. CAN BE PURCHASED RETAIL FROM ALL DRAPERS AND STOREKEEPERS; IN THE nOLONY, AND WHOLESALE FROM ALL WAREHOUSEMEN AND IMPORTERS. & EACH ARTICLE BEARS THE TRADE *HRK 0^ 6NE OR MORE CROWNS ACCORDING To QUALIW, Printed and Pubhehtd by the P-oprittors, PffMHO Bbos, at the Tuanek tT~m ~ OfficfßoM Pbcc^wrenceNawZe^i-WedneaWFebrwry ?m£

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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1868, 3 February 1892, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1868, 3 February 1892, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1868, 3 February 1892, Page 4

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