HAMILTON IMPLEMENT WORKS, LTD. “TIGER” TRIPOD HARROW. SORENSON SPRINGS AND IMPLEMENT WHEEL. The farmer has a special stand of interest to his requirements in the Main Annexe at the Show this year. This is provided by the Hamilton Implement Works, Ltd., of London Street, who are leading dealers in all farm implements and machinery. The observant listener to the remarks by the Prime Minister yesterday afternoon would have taken to heart Mr Coates’ advice in which lie emphasised that the salvation of the country was to be achievod through the adequate use of fertilisers on the land. It may further be added in crystallising this important advice to primary producers that the most effective results must be obtained from the use of fertilisers. The Hamilton Implement Works, Ltd., provide what may be termed the short out to success in this important line of agricultural development by the use of their famous “Tiger” Tripod Harrow. These harmys, which arc on display on the stand at the Show, arc manufactured of the best English material by New Zealand workmen. The claim by the manufacturers that these harrows, are the best and most satisfactory on the market at the present time is no idle one. It can be substantiated by many hundreds of users of the “Tiger” Tripod Harrow, which has given the maximum results on all classes of land in all parts of the Dominion. A re-conditioned plough which is on display represents a type which is sent out with a guarantee to every customer. The Arm is prepared to deal with new implements by taking old ones as part payment. “A square deal” is the motto of the Hamilton Implement Works, Ltd., and every cusLomcr with them is a satisfied one. The firm's business telephone numbers are 2123 and 3010 (private). The Sorensen Spring Co., Ltd., spring makers and repairers, of Ward Street, Hamilton, have also a display at the same show stand. They are the makers of Hie Sorensen patent boltless spring and rebound spring, electro plated car bumpers, the Sorensen improved gale hinges, and improved implement wlieeL This firm has the most up-to-date spring manufacturing plant in the district. It is good 'advice to those requiring springs to take advantage of the firm’s improved tempering furnace. The firm buys only the best Sheffield oil tempering steel, and gives a guarantee with all new springs manufactured. The Sorensen Improved Implement wheel is the best constructed wheel on tiie market, and the firm undertake to make wheels to any size required.
Incomparable! -‘Own sold by Johnstoh’s, Ltd., specialists. 17t Victoria Imported” Teas Tea and Coffee Street, Hamilton. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. On and after Monday, 7th June, the following time-table alterations -will operate: Present' 7.53 a.m. AucldandWelling'ton (Frankton 10.22 a.m.) and 7.55 a.m. Wellington - Auckland (Franklon 8.34 a.m.) Limited express trains well be discontinued. Train will leave Frankton 8.34 p.rn. (after connecting with trains from Rotorua, Thames, Waihi and Cambridge) and arrive Auckland 11.1 p.m. ■ Present Wcllington-Auckland Limited express train (Frankton dep. 7.7 a.m.) will leave Frankton 7.11 a.m. and arrive Auckland 0.30 a.m. Present 7.1 G a.m. Frankton-Auckland train will leave Frankton 7.20 a.m. Present 9.43 a.m. Frankton-Auikland train will leave Frankton 9.45 a.m. . Present 10.18 a.m. Frankton-Calnbridge train will leave Frankton 10.0 a.m., Hamilton 10.7, ltuakura 10.20, Cambridge arr. 11.17 a.m. Present 12.5 p.m. Cam-bridgc-Ruakura train will leave Cam-, bridge 12.2 p.m. 101 Special ' Display Of Mi if I' .m. JJURING gHOW EEK Let us give you a Trial Spin In a New Dodge. A • victoria (Opp. Dairy Co., Ltd.)
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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16812, 2 June 1926, Page 2
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