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■ „^m, OFFICE OF NZ i '•• " ' "!»j. ri ot N ew Zoaland otlers great advantages tone onenw e-*mst the fraud or dishonesty of the Publio Truitea. ..uuiwm of b:. between the years 1879 and 1889 will ■how „ .on lUAUC . — 1879-80. ÜBH C&Bh receipt*. .- ... - «, 441,813 m A 83.338 Tom' ifM(i<. t lotton«,p«l»l»n6*«l»A ~ «92£18 m 4835409 BItITHI il.H— (j .i r,il Investment Account mt J70.8M M 4916.94S S,>. vial Investment Account... w 42,65 ft m 4JM5.830 Bxpi-v R-> Account— Total receipts *, 42439 m 414,488 Adutiitictiauuus... ... ... M 179 «. 968 Probates aud trusts M m 14 — tt> Wills provisionally wcepiad ~ «• 1 .. 41 Letters received .. ... M M 1^93 «. 10,896 fatter* despatched ' ... _ „. 1,439 M UyOOS RED) AND GRAY'S SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND FOB, THE Mercer " Non-Canvas " Binder. THIS MACHENE is what farmers have long wished for, and is now ready for inspection and delivery. Sample machines on view at all onr branches. Specially adapted for heavy tangled crops, having three times the elevating capacity of any other binder in the market. The principal feature of the "MERCER" is the dome AWAY WITH THE TROUBLESOME AND EXPENSIVE CANVASES, these being replaced by such simple and durable devicps that place the "MERCER" without an equal. Specially adapted for hillside work. Order early to avoid disappointment. The " Gore Advertiser "of January 20, 1891, aays :— " On Saturday last 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 during 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 cut, 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 seen. The grain is most tenderly dealt with j there would be no shaking or pressing in the ripest crop." BINDING TWINE all kinds at Lowest Prices. LUBRICATING OILS, all sorts ; BACK DELIVERY REAPERS at reduoad prices ; DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS. CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, With Patent Reversible Points, Land Edge and Front-lifting Lever. These Ploughs secured First Prizes at the Southland Champion Ploughing Matches for the last two saasons— lß9o and 1891 ° CHAFFCUTTERS AND BAGGERS- Nos. 1, 2. 2J, 3. and 4 Chaffcuiters lowest f PLAIN & BARBED FENCING WIRE } LOWEST prices, j RON FENCING STANDARDS f STEEL ZIGZVG HARROWS, CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, DISO H\RttOWS TURNIP AND MANURE DRILLS, BROADCAST SEEDSOWERS DRAYS, HORSE GEARS, WIRK STRAINERS, &c, &o. Sole Agents and Makers of SMAILL'S PATENT SAFETY CARRIAGE ATTACHMENTS Agents for CLAYTON AND SHUTTLEWORTH'S THRLSBING MILLS AND ENGINES. 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 auspices the Smeaton Society, on the 17th instant, the Mercer Non-Canvas Binder was the only one that opened up and came back without a stoppage, and went throuoh its whole piece without a single choke, defeating the M'Cormicks, Woods and Brantford Machines." Balsamic Cough Elixir "~—^— •■ L 1 * rw * js^*;/f|!jk Successful Treatment I^ACheap, Plea^HH Chest and Th ™ t Com P Platsi *ts AN D WiiMm A ££PTED BYTHOUSANDS WITH I' Effectual Remedy. 1 fl| T^S^ir 888 " t imSfflm Speedy Relief. f^— " wiMßll Palatable SpeciEc Know jft W^m *»" FRBBBI BoiirPABEOOBIC |3Mf[|Bl JElljlajljljljuul. OlTTT^ Ws/j3\ ' effe ? tßarei n ar vellous. \S$ Wgyw C^O^ / r^ )^^~^ !:^-~-^_ " fj, l^wv^j l^slabliahed over a Quarter of a «JeV^kUILMJ(JnIC FLIXiR 'w't m^Ww^i Century, and patronised by all racks ( f £) 'i?M& HIGHL V EXTOM-ED BY MEMBEES, !> < SU /^Silw'w'®l^^ ( ( J flilP^ MEDICAL LEGAITaND CLEBICAL. HlllJ *«* CS IS*tti %r VSi r, B*l8 * 1 J« re is scarcely a town in Sfem I fir** & & t&K YJS R I W§M Zea and m which 80l tte extraordinary ML^^i^ui^Z^^^^ ai leviation and pro'ongation of .ife has FOR CniirUQ <&% WM>¥ not mad e n F°P«lar.and its marvellom -^W rvn VVU^nd, iSf W virtues have already secured for it one \ Bronchitis, Asthma , | wiMmi of tlle *"§ neßfc positions in the annau iQARSENESS, WHOOPING GQUChJ WSM ° fm^icine. The "Lung PBESBEraa,'* I Difficulty of Breatminc mum y vir J^ e of ltßbalfla . mic a^ soothing y, uirrivubir ur OKtATrUNG , MlWMSffi properties, cannot be excelled as a pDALU AFFECTIONS QF THE LUNGS J:i|ilgf soother of pu'monic irritation, nor I Bronghi/e, Trachea, & Larynx J wSXk doeß like ™ 08t of . the tr&9hv P at «* | - ///, mWfw, pectorials, with opium for their base f 'AttafuiNifTQmtotAmi^iSWmm fi' ay irritation and Tital activ *ty »t ano Public Speakr. wimmm Yl6Y 16 sa rr I ? e time> a ve *y eaß y th » n g to L \Wsfl^M effect of opium is to prodnce frit*- is 6d. ii 6d L 4« M 4 u.iwm vss svuHitaa^; *f PREPARED ONLY BY iMMBk insfance » would induce a condition f JT- BAVTrv fiWwflSm very dan K eron 8 to 'ife- Persons suf .¥;.. " • »<**4*iißj § VM ferine from bronchial affections whe IMepical Hall, Victoria Street! Wg§ take the "Lv™ ftaSSS? Hj^ CHRISTCHURCH, N ,Z. MWiSt fi . nd the V B6^ effect to be-diminu* r tion of P ain » ° wiB S *° subdued inflam* . .j^m j i 111 1 -i ■■HPauauu^.i^v* mation and free and easy expectora tion ; first, becanse[tbe mucoue membranes ire' stimn ated to throw the phlegm up ; and second, because themedicine adapted to thin the discbarge before it leaves the lung If. is pV -want to the palate and may be aafeiy taken in any case* 4§TSOLD BY ALL PATENT MEDICINE VENDOBS. Purchaseio are requested to see that each packet of Lung Preserver offered for sale'fi fftC-cimile of the above drawing, and that; the words " Bitter's Lung Preserver Chrint' church," are blown on the bottle. * Further, that the wrapper of each /^■rV^ 0 .J£ A "LUNG PBBSEBVER" ' ffm&\ P«J^Wj fiears'the proprietor's Trade Mark and into y jfl 0 < "" „ ■ efe? •* TIM lite t>roprii " or '' Hgna ys^Gtm. 9t?4**/% i (STREFUSE ALL OTHEBS AS COUNTERFEITS. Aobktb job Ttjapbka District— Mem* W. -ATJLD * PO>'B, Storekeeper?, WaiUhuaa CROWN MGIESKiN TROUSERS, WHITE AKB PRINTED. IN STOCKMAN'S, ORDINARY ANO RIDING Cli. CAN BE PURCHASED RETAIL FROM ALL DRAPERS AND STOREKEEPERS IN THE r.QLONY, AND WHOLESALE FROM ALL. WAREHOUSEMEN AND IMPORTERS. 4T EACH ARTICLE BEARS THE TRADE W 4RK CM? 6UB QR MORE CROWNS ACCORDING TO QUAIOT. I Printed and Published by the P-onrietors, PiiLma Bhos. at th* 'luapeka Ti-'e« "~ I Offic* Koh Place, Lawrence, Now Zoalam-Saturiay, February 6, 1892.

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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1869, 6 February 1892, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1869, 6 February 1892, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1869, 6 February 1892, Page 4

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