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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 26, 27 October 1893, Page 15

Agricultural machintry ore ipies a prominent portion, being second to none iq us important bearing nu society, It has released tne farmer from the drudgery of lif«, almost miraculously increased the production of fool, and s> lar reduced it* cost that the human family to-day is better fed ai-d t>i<u r c o btd ban at any time in us previous history. Foremost hca.ing ihese ag uciet and by geneial consent stand the McUo'tnick gran aid grass cuttng machine*. ih« avant couriers of civilifa'ion, the indispensable aod unsurpassable requisites of m<>d<ru farmintr. In a great fivld inn) tit St Omer, France, for instance, V.eU^rmi k wai awir ea first prize nri'l special I fold meaa', valued 500 fiHnc-", t>-n iit^ M.»BBe> -LUn n J >huston, Bamuelf'On, Adrian' c and otreis. Ihe agents for New Z.-alaud are Mess is Morrow, B^ese t, and Co , wo use «v c k a --o oompn ea a^ricu luiral mactnne.y and im piemen sui a Id sonp'ioas and of (he newest and moat lnapr "veil qu .lifes. The New Zealand branch of the Massey -H ir sC >„ limited, have just rf>cei»ed particulars ul the hrnt two Aue trail ,n truU ibis barv.st. At VVillowie, South Australia, (September 21) h, 1893, iM«ss3-Harri(i took fir^t prizi and d-ftated Hornsby open-back, Dueling, and M'Cormick. And at Balhkiavp, S v h Ajstralia, ihe name date, took first prize, defeating Horsyr s'y and Buck-y>-. M«psh> -Hairig (Jo. inform us that they have beeu succ ssful at 7 trials in France, and were alsi awarded equal points wi h th« Hon. soy opei-nHik binder at the recent royal trial held at Chester. England. Hy advertis< m< nt *n another tolumn ir wi I be no iced that Mr F J. Quinn, the secretar> of ttie LiC'-nse 1 Vituall rs Associau n of Canti ruury has a numbt rot good b tel prop> M'es for sale. Areguirr office for totel B'rvama is now i ■ c >n ec 1 >v wrb the As-oci tion's uumne-is an>4 as tvtry pubic n fup^> ic-s a record of the servnn a toopl-iji db\ him.nouebuiadtjsir Meclas-arert commended. Hotel servants r* quiring bituation'i cxnnot do b^iitr tha.i register thrir names, as tbe, member* of the Association have agreed o engage tbeir hatds through the officj.