ALWAYS AHEAD.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1869, 10 February 1892, Page 4

ALWAYS AHEAD.

SECOND-HAND MACHINES AUCTIONED.

On Saturday, 6th instant, at 12 o'clock, Messrs Stronach Bros, and Morriß will sell by auction in our implement yards, Bond and Crawford streets, the following secondhand machines : — 1 Buckeye Lowdown, '88 pattern overhauled 1 ,do do '88 „ as received 2 do 1 do, '87 „ overhauled 5 do do '87 „ as received 1 do Elevator 'B7 „ overhauled 1 do do '89 „ overhauled 1 do do '89 „ as received This sale will afford a capital opportunity for small croppers to secure efficient, machines at reasonable prices. Those marked "overhauled" are guaranteed in good working order, and equal to several seasons' work with reasonable care and efficient handling. The others listed "as received" will be sold with all faults (if, any), and can be overhauled, if so desired, by purchasers. They will be sold as received l>3 r us, and in same condition as they finished last harvest. Farmers who have sidlings which their Elevator machines will no* work can secure a Lowdown for their rW g«b, and thus dispense with their backdeli/eries; whilst others who have too much crop to cut with their own machines can secure an additional binder by way of precaution at a cost which the operations of the fi t harvest will repay.

Machines can be inspected prior to the sale, and the names and addresses of previous owners will be supplied to intending purchasers, in order that they may ascertain, if necessary, the reputation borne by tlie machine before it was repurchased by us.

Second sales will be held on Saturday, the 13th instant, at the same time s>nd place, to clear any machines we may repurchase meanwhile or carry over from first sale. BUCKEYE HARVESTER COMPANY,

Bond Street, Dunedin.