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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 29, 9 November 1888, Page 32

USE i PEACOCK'S CELEBRATED JAMS ! THE BEST IN THE MARKET. FROM CHOICEST FRUITS.

ASK YOUR GROCER ?M BtW\ M /fi\ %N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. / I i*A (S M J Jm-\. " The blending is entirely attenQCJI I RR.R M pAkW^sL* ded t0 by M r - N e ' son himself, VMV M. Wf*V M lf|N6lJSojfjP w ho is a Taster of Rreat cxperi- "^^ m #/^fcyS3t ence, aiul has had a special IN THE M f^T&^^^\ TIMABTJ HERALD. I • B # (p^ " This firm deserves tlie supV\/ r\ r% \ \J M I \ % poTtof ''p u , rchasers ° fTe . a <* IJ \< % — B § t*TB ?ssi^!*r > r^\ as c^ e artic ' e tae y ?" er 1S It "^ X #O Nw SEE^SgJ *S\ "^ superior to anything we m Ma? f*T6£^JK?^O w>\ hive seen in this Colony." v \SP M /? nl^^^ % PRESS> I t\* M M<O "i\ m " Mr Nelson is a pron m M§ frKX-^OMj and THOUGH J^/^ PRICES: PURE BLENDED TEAS? ! AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. | AGENTS EVERYWHERE. i bT¥Td~& ~Gt R AY'S BROADCAST _jgft^BLJ^^^^iiHi.liß GBASS, and FORCE-FEED jtU-^ — fflj. TURNIP SOWER Sows uniformly regular under all conditions, and can be entrusted to the guidance of a boy JOINTED PULVERISING DISC HARROWS, in sizes from six to twelve feet wide. GRAIN bRILLB, fiom 11 to 17 Coulters.— The G-ain being covered at once pi events the birds (Tom taking (he seed. PATENT BAGGERS (Single or Double).— One of these Binple-baggers cut, when timed 70 b<igs in half an hour. Send for Testimonials. Also, Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 CHAFFCUTTERS, with all Latest Improvements. Over 8000 Made. | DOUBLE-FUEKOW PLOUGHS. | Over 8000 Made. CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS— AII sizes, with Plain and Serrated Rings, or all Plain Rings. STEEL ZIG-ZAG HARROWS. Flexible Tripod Harrows, Square Link Chain Harrows, all nze9 ; Chaffcutters and Chaffcutters and Baggers, all Fizes, at Reduced Prices ; Horse-Gear^, 1, 2, 3. and 4-horse, also New Pattern Lipht 2-horso Gear ; Fencing Standards, Plain and Barbed Fencing Wire, "Wire Strainers, Drays, Turnip & Manure I'rills, Grubbers, Acme Harrows, Corn Bruisers, &c. REID AND GBAY'S TURNIP SOWERS, with or without Gcano Sowers ; all sizes, 1 to 1G Coulteis, and 7 to 14 inches apart ; made to sow turnips and manure down the same tube, or in two, ode following the other. This drill is very specially commended by all those who ha'.e used them. TESTIMONIAL just received :— "Timaru, Ist May. — Messrs. Reid and Gray. — Dear Sirs — In reference to the Turnip and Manure Drill which I purchased from you in November last year, for George Gray lUi'sell, Kfq., Otipua. Timaru, I have pleasure in stating that it is the best Drill I have Feen for distributing artificial manure, either in a dry or damp state ; it never clogs, and is ensily regulated as to quantity, and distributee the manure with perfect rcgulaiity, and gave good satislaction. — Yours truly, Alex. Wyllie." 1 O~ Catalogues on Application. .^St Agents for CLAYTON AND SHUTTLBWORTH'S MILLS AND ENGINES