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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 42, 10 February 1888, Page 32

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SIMON BROTHERS invite inspection of special shipments of Boots and Shoes 1 for walking or evening wear. OLIDAY WEAR.— Ladieß' Evening Shoes, plain or fancy, from 5s 9d. Kid Walking Shoes from 7a 6d: Elastic Sides, 5s lid. IMON BROTHERS. — Gents ! Shoes, from 7s 9d. Cloth Top Balmorals' 11s 6d. Plain Leather Balmorals, from 8s 9d, OLIDAY BOOTS.— Men's Strong Balmorals. 9s 6d. Stout Watertights. 12s 6d. Boys' and Girls' Balmorals, from 4s 9d. AMOUS "BEEHIVE " BOOTS. Splendid Wear. Women's Leather Balmorals, from 6s 9d. Leather Elastics, 6s lid. Slippers, 2s lid. SEE WINDOW S.— lmmense Variety. Decidedly best value in the Cify. SfMON BROTHERS, George Street (near Octagon). BURTON BROS. Have Re-opened their Studio at NUMBER FORTY-ONE, PRINCES STREET, For the Production of PORTRAITURE AT POPULAR PRICES— Namely, CARDS -FIVE SHILLINGS A DOZEN. CABINETS— TEN SHILLINGS A DOZEN. flaf" For ihe first month of the New Prices we shall request Every Sitter (for Cabinets; to Accept half-a-dozen Photographs of similar size (Cabinet) of New Zealand or South Sea Island Scenery. BURTON BROS., Number Forty-one Princes street.

REID & G R AY'S FORCE-FEED TM'<*y*»" «P f " ' ' ' ct* TURNIP SOWER Sows uniformly regular under all conditions, and can be entrusted to the guidance of a boy THE NEW ZEALAND TWINE BINDER. In asking our friends to buy from New Zealand makers, we would point out a few of the benefits which would accrue through so doing. Duplicates would be easier o- 0 t and generally cheaper ; and from the facilities at our disposal— viz., our branches in different parts of New Zealand— we can supply any parts of machines from any of these branches at an hour's notice ; other makers may, and do claim to be able to do this, but farmers find to their cost, and our experience bears them out, that it cannot be done with imported machines We have known of cases where farmers with a broken-down Imported Binder have had to wait a week during the busiest part of harvest time before they got supplied. Had such been a machine of our make, it would have been at work within a few hours. All parts of machines are numbered and accurately duplicated, and we challenge comparison with the best imported in that respect ; and while askiDg farmers to purchase our Binder, we may state that it is now generally recognised that our machine is at least as good as the best imported, and much stiperwr to many of them in every requisite as a serviceable Finder. We append a few of the many Testimonials received for our Binder ; but the best Testimonial is the fact that last year no less than 43 were sold in one district alone. _ „ , ._. , _ , Te Rohe West, Waipa, August 11, 1887. The Reaper and Binder I bought from you last harvest made very good work on all sorts of ground. 1 cut some very steep sidlings, the Binder sliding a foot at once, and at the same time cutting and binding a very neat sheaf. ISAAC HODGSON. T , , , . . Timaru, October 1, 1887*. I have much pleasure in stating that the second Reaper and Binder I purchased from you has now worked two seasons, and cut about 500 acres, and is easily drawn, makes s good clean ]ob, stands the work well, and has given me every satisfaction, ROBERT DA' Jfl,