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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 15, 2 August 1889, Page 6

D. C. ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING BARGAIN TABLES!! HAVE NOW COMMENCED. All Reduced Goods marked in Plain BED Figures. «ST &• INSPECTION INVITED! d.~iTo. B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman of Directors. P. LAING, Manager.

MASON, STRUTHERS & CO. CHBISTCHURCH, IMPORTERS OF GENERAL IRONMONGERY, Sole Agents in New Zealand for DEERING'S ALL - STEEL BINDERS and DeL AVAL'S CREAM SEPARATORS. DAIRY INDUSTRY. IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE. 100 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron, 5 to 10 feet, celebrated " BedWe have in btock and to arrive Large Consignments of goods to clifEe Grown" brand. benefit the above industry, including 55 Tons Sheet Lead. 500 Kegs Wire Naila. 10 Tons White Lead. 50 Tons Galvanised Barbwire, Hog and Cattle. 115 DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS assorted size? for Hand, 40,000 Feet Black Iron Gas Tubing. 800 Drums Boiled and Raw Oil. Horse, and Steam power, to separate from 13 gallons to 150 125 Tons Black Drawn Fencing Wire, No 6to 10. gallons per bour. These machines have taken nearly 200 First 15,000 Feet G. I. Gas Tubing. 550 Boxes Bheet Glass. Prizes throughout the world, and HAVE never bken beaten, 10 Tons Galvanised Wire, plain ;No 8. 75 Kegs Fencing Staples, and there are over 15 000 in use. Also, Large Stocks of Ironmongery, suitable for House-builders, VERTICAL ENGINES, 2 to 4 horse-power, suitable for driving Coach-builders, Blacksmiths, Tinsmiths, Painters, Artificers, various sizes of Cream Separators, etc. Farmers, Contractors, etc. DEERING'S ALL-STEEL TWINE BINDER Has now the Largest Sale of any Harvester in the world. Annual Sale nearly 25,000. Ever since the inauguration of the Twine Binder, Deering ha 3 led the way with every important improvement on Harvesters, other makers following on in the rear step by step, Who first introduced the Twine Binder ? Deebing. Who first introduced the Steel Binder ? Deebing. Who first introduced the Appleby Knotter ? Deebing. Who has now the most Steel in Binder? Deebing. Who first introduced the Simplicity Kuotter ? Deebing. Amongst others the following points of excellence are claimed by Deering for his Binders, most of which are unequalled on other Harvesters, and certainly none of them surpassed oo any machines. In honesty of manufacture and superiority of material used. I In simplicity of raising and lowering main and grain wheels. In strength, simplicity and durability. I In easiest and quickest adjustment of all levers. In lightness of d aft and absenco cf neck weight. In harvesting shortest and longest grain without choking, In cleanness and lowness of cut. In adjustments for making sneafs any size. In tight n> ss of binding and security of knot. In least number of breakages in harvest field. DeeriDg's Machines were awarded 30 First Pnz3B and 10 Second Prizes in the Australian Co!onie3 last harvest, and took highest number of points at the Oamaru Tiial, February, 1880, for bjing beat bill-side machine. DEERING'd ALL-STEEL TWINE BINDER with Improvements for s ason 1888-90. This machine, now working in America, is being lecoenised there as the ACME OF PERFECTION Howevtr much this Harvester was admired during the past two >ears, the NEW MACHINE i? much superior. The anival of Sample Machine* we shall duly notify ; meanwhile, we a,k intending purchasers to reserTe their Ordds until thpy examine such for themselves. ALL NEW MACHISE^. We have no old Binders for sale. Full particulars on application to MASOV, STRUTHERS & CO , CHRISTCHURCH, Sole Agents for New Zealand, or their Sub-Agents throughout the Colony.

Nurseries : 1 PEORGE I\/T A TTHEWS S Seed Warehouse : MORNINGTON. J \J M. 1 MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED NURSERY AND SEED BUSINESS IN NEW ZEALAND. £■ FARM SEEDS ! INSPECTION INVITED. FRUIT TREES & VINES ! O ,2 £-* W — |S FLOWER SEEDS' Send for HEDGE PLA^TJ & ROSES 1 ©J °g Descriptive & Triced CATALOGUE! ~H VEGETABLE SEEDS! ORNAMENTAL TREES 1 tzS =

NOW READY. J£ IRK PATRICK'S gPECIAL QUALITY "X" X BKAND) NEW SEASON'S FRESH FRUIT JAMS. KIRKPATRICKS Spcciil Quality '• X " Brand of New Season's J*m is made from NELSON GROWN FRUIT only, and boiled within a few hours after it Ins been gathered. The Jam thus retains the full fUvour and colour of the Fresh Fruit. KIKK PATRICKS JAM has gained FIVE Priza Medals at the following Exhibitions :— London, Melbomn>, Christchurcb, Wellingon, and Nelson. CAUTION.— None is genuine unless our name is stamped on the tin, and has oar Registered Trade Mark, the letter ** X ♦' on the label. S. KIRKPATBIOK & CO., MANUFACTURERS, NELSON.