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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1868, 3 February 1892, Page 2

HONESTLY BUILT. THE M'CORMICK BINDER. OUR FLAG IS STILL FLYING ! rnHE opposition have cut prices far below JL what staple machines can be manufactured for in order to keep the M'CORMICK from making sales. The superior merit of the M'CORMICK BINDERS and MOWERS, however, cannot be hidden, nor can the many tales of the rival salesman hide from the discerning purchaser the neatness, lightness, strength, symmetry, simplicity, and undoubted reliability and honesty of construction of the M'CORMICK. The discerningfarmer knows that such machines are cheap at any price, and as quickly sees that the quickly-thrown-together low-priced machines will be dear in the long run, as whatever price they are offered at, even if it is as low as £2o fora binder, when delays, breakages, and repair bills are finally paid. Buy the machine that will stand by you ; the machine with a record ; the machine that will have an agency m your town fifteen year from this day, and should you then want a piece of repair, you would have no trouble in getting it. Unless the HONESTLY-BUILT M'CORMICK is better value for its price than the thrown-together machine is for its less price, we do not want to have it. We ask patronage only on a business basis, and we guarantee that we give greater value for the money than is viven in any cheap machine for less money. Go to the M'CORMICK Agent in your District at once. Dont allow "another day to pass. The Crop is large, and the demand is unprecedented for the celebrated LIGHT DRAFT STEEL M'CORMICK to cut it ; celebrated for its light draft, for its powerful qualities in handling heavy grain. MORROW, BASSETT & CO., Christchurch and Dunedin. A FEW CHOICE PLUMS! WAITING TO BE GATHERED. PRINTS, GALATEAS, LAWNS, ,&c, &c. Choice Patterns ; 4£d per yard. WHITE AND CREAM MUSLINS, In Check, Stripe, and Fancy ; 6d per yard. CHOICE MILLINERY. Hats from 6d ; Laces from 2d. Umbrellas, 2s 6d ; Ribbons, 2d. Ladies' and Girls' Corsets : sizes, 18 inches to 35 inches ; from ls lid. Large assortment of Pinafores and Aprons. DOMESTIC GOODS. Extra value in Flannels, Sheetings, Hollands, &c. White and Grey Calicoes, 2|d. Forfar and Holland, 5Jd. 3 H.C. Towels for 6d. ODDMENTS. In Prints, Beiges, Spots, &c, &c. Almost given away. Superlative value in Men's and Boys' Clothing. No attempt made to mislead the public by extravagant statements. But all those ; who desire the best value for their money COME, SEE, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. • M. FRAER, BOSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. MOSGIEL HOUSE~AND TUAPEKA # BOOT MART, Ross Place, Lawrence. T DAVIDSON begs to inform the public f ' • that he has on hand the largest Stock of Boots and Shoes that he has held during the twenty-one years he has been in busi. ness in Lawrence, so that with such variety everyone can get fitted for the season. In the Drapery Department all the Goods in Stock will be disposed of at very reasonable prices, as it is Mr D's intention to reduce the Stock as quickly as possible. Note t.lie Address : MOSGIEL HOUSE AND TUAPEKA BOOT MART, Ross Place, Lawrhnce. FERRY HOTEL, MILLERS FLAT. JOHN EADY, Proprietor. The above Hotel, which is replete with every convenience, affords excellent ac commodation for the travelling Public. Very moderate charges. The best brands of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. only kept. Fibst-class Stabling. WANTED AT ONCE, nnHREE Experienced Rabbiters. — Apply 1 to JOHN H. KERR, Manager, Beaumont Station.