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Public Notices A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Desires to intimate that she is still carrying on her And trusts that her friends will give hor a share of their Christmas patronage A splendid NEW STOCK of Fancy Goods, Books, Christinas Cards, China Crockery and Stationery

*vvj i imm m^M^mmm Dee Street, Invercargill. THIS NEWEST OF THE NEW HAS NOW ARRIVED Far superior to a Spring Tooth Arrangement. It is well known a spring tooth yields when it comes into contact with a Stiff bit of soil or furrow. Ours will 'not yield unless against'a stamp or stone—it yields, but cannot break. Simple, effective. Wheels don't travel on harrowed ground. All steel. As the number at our command is only limited, we would solicit an early call, if it is only to see it, as we feel assured it is a real Good-Cultivator, and will meet with your approval. Like all the famed PLANET tools you can put this Cultivator to a! number of purposes. A CULTIVATOR from 6ft to 7ft 6m wide ASA IFIER to run between rows. A RIDGER to raise drills for turnips A TURNIP LIFTER, etc, etc., TIjBNIP BARROWS To bow either Manure and Seed, or seed only. We have improved these very much this year Either Canister or Spoon Feed. To sow Turnips, Rape, or Mangolds Drill Ploughs Drill Harrows HUNTER ALL STEEL HORSE HOES—FIVE Different Tools in ONE Gardiner's Combined Drill Ridger, Manure 9.nd SEED SOWER As used by the Edendale Co, Mr Barnhill, Castle Rook ; Mr Menzies, Arrowtown ; Mr a M Bell, Wantwodd Mr Kingdon, Gore; Mr Naylor, Nokomai, etc ftCTOTSHV«raa!I3 FARMERS' FAVOURITE COMBINED SWill Sow any kind of grain or seed Will Sow any kind of manure Will prove to be lighter in draught than others Steel Frame Cambridge Iplers With Grass Box, Turnip Sowers, etc. Low Down Steel Frame, Best in the market ALEX. STORRIE, FARM IMPLEMENT DEPOT DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL . Sole Agent—Walter A Wood, Booth, Maodonald and Co, Aveling and Porter Traotions " Planet Jr Implements. Hunter Horse_ Hoes Several Second Hand Engines for Sale O RE RIVERTON Best value in the District in Gentlemen's .Clothing, Bosiery, "Waterproof Topcoats, &c. Doubie-Bbkasteb DorBIE . BKBASXBD £3 Os Od AND UPWABDS. AND UPWARDS. SUIT £3 10s Od MS ;. 5r TERMS £1 on deposit, £1 on completion STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED. RE ID AND GRAY REID AND GRAY'S MACHINES ARE NOW PERFECT. NOTHING TO EQUAL THEM IN THE MARKET SOLE AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND FOR Deering M-Steel Harvesters. AND BINPEES. The LIGHTEST Draught Machines in the World; fitted with Patent Ball and Roller Bearings. These machines are much superior to all other makers' machines. " Deering's works cover 55 acres, and turn out a machine every minute, and works are twice as large, as those of the next largest maker.''— (See Catalogue.) Intending purchasers of Binders next season should not miss the opportunity of securing a Deering. Order early to avoid disappointment. LARGE STOCKS OF DUPLICATES ALWAYS TO HAND AT ALL OF OUR BRANCHES BINDER TWINES. (SPECIALLY MATURED.). At LOWEST PBICES. FENCING r iOT S I 0E F s 03SIB1E } STANDARDS. GRAY'S PATENT STANDARDS—for permanent fencing as well as folding eep on Turnips — How perfect straining and are superseding h ordinary Standards. P ARS NS POLLARD DISTRIBUTOR AND RABBIT EXTERMINATOR drops Pollard or Phosphorised Oats as desired. e°CHAFFCUTTERS. iina SPECIAL NOTICE. —The tines and points of these aie made of the very best Sheffield Spring Steel (which is the best in the world) and tempered in oil and absolutely unbreakable with ordinary work PLOUGHS, HORSE GEARS, DISC HARROWS. ROLLERS, FAN MILLS, DRILLS, &e., &c. BURRELL'S TRACTION ENGINES. CLAYTON'S THKESHING MILLS. Improved for this season with 20in"Screens and new patent divided blast r OIL ENGINES Our New Illustrated Catalogue Free Application.

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Western Star, Issue 1300, 27 March 1897, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Western Star, Issue 1300, 27 March 1897, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Western Star, Issue 1300, 27 March 1897, Page 4

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