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ASK YOUR QROOBR FOR MELSON MM MOATEfcC" INDIAN. CEYLON & BLENDED TEAS. REID & GR A Y'S NEW PATENT "EUREKA" FEED CORNDRILLS GRAIN, TURNIP, MANURE AND LIME DRILLS. With all Latest Improvements. These Machines are now perfect, Nothing to equal them in the market. A special feature this season being that it is fitted with a Screw Lift and Double-lifting Handle, so that the driver can either walk or have a stat on the box, and be able to lift the Coulters and adjust the Feed in either position. Can be made to sow lime (if so ordered) in quantities up to lOcwt. per acre. The Manure Feed is a Force-feed, selfcleaning, entirely preventing all CLOGGING or STICKIVG-UP with mineral phosphates or other wet and sticky manures Sows wet or dry manures equally well. Greatly improved for present season. Also made to sow manure broadcast. Order early. Also our "EUREKA" PATENT DOUBLE TURNIP & MANURE DRILLS FOR RIDGES. Will not choke or break with any kind of manure. Our BROADCAST GRAIN and GRASS SOWER,' when wished, can befitted to sowmanure broadcast in 12ft widths at an Extra Cost. SPRING TOOTH CULTIVATOR AND COTCII DESTROYER. Horse Gears, Disc Harrows, Rollers, Fan Mills, Uurrell's Traction Engines. CLAYTON'S THRESHING MILLS — Improved for this season with 2uin Screens and new patent divided Blast. Oil Engines FENCING STANDARDS at lowest possible prices. Gray's Patent Standards — for permanent Fencing as well as folding sheep on turnips — allow perfect straining and are superseding the ordinary standards Pearson's Pollard Distributor and Rabbit Exterminator drops pollard or phosphorised oats as desired. Sole Agents in New Zealand for DEEUING PONY AND ALL-STEEL HARVESTERS AND BINDERS — The Liuhti>t Draught Machines in the world ; fitted with Patent Ball and Roller Bearings, and with Adjustable Open and Closed Back to suit either long or short grain, which they handle tnVetually Superior to other makers' machines.

TAILORING. JUST LANDED e\ Rnahine,«i choice ** selection of Tweeds, including' Angola, Saxony?. Cheviots, Wilson's Bannoekbunih. Real Han is Tweeds, etc , etc . in the latest designs and colourings?. Also. The favourite Vicunas. Surges, Worsteds and We 4of England Coatings, Trouserings. Fancy Yestings. etc. All Good* marked in PL MX FIGURES at the LOWEST possible Price. The Largest and Mo^t Varied Stock in I)u nod in to Select from. Cut and I'nii-hed in the most Approved Style by Skilled Workpeople only. WAL TE R I LE S. :>S i'uincks s.tiu:i:t DR. ROBINSON. Surgeon Dentist, Artificial Teeth, full sets, .£lO. REMOVED to Corner of George and St Andrew streets (over Irvine and Stevenson's). GEORGK STREET The regulation of Children's Teeth a speciality. All fees moderate. the Address; Dr Robinson, George street (over Irvine and Stevenson's). PETER DICK Invite^- inspection ot a veiy Choice Assorti men ot Electroplate and Ware ot the Best ! Quality suitable tor Wedding. Birthday. Christmas and New Year Present*. Also Gold and Siher .lewellery. Watches. Clocks, Spectacles suit all sights. Smoked Protectors tor Cyclists at Moderate Prices. Watches thoroughly cleaned. .">* ; mainspring-.. Is (id. First-class Workmanship Guaranteed. Note the Address: PETER DICK, the Most Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweller. Opposite Cofhe Palace. Moray place. Dunedin. N.B. — Country orders promptly attended to

COLDS, COUGHS, INFLUENZA, SORE THROAT Ayer's Cherry Pectoral EJ| "Will relieve the most disI|> ' trcssinjj cough, soothe the inflamed membrane, fM^^^J loosen t lie phlegm, and ISK?EO i|li |1( ltl('('l tl( ' ( ' refreshing sleep. Hp=d!| For the cure of Croup, JFjl I "Whooping Cough, and all Oil I the pulmonary troubles WM I to "which the young are SLaaaßttJ so liable, there is no other remedy so effective as AVER'S Cherry Pectoral Made I>> Pi .1 C A) it A Co ,I.o\\ ell, Mass., U S A In Half-size Bottles, And also in large 4/6 size. Gold Medals at the World's Chief Expositions. JSfj)" The name, Acer's Cherry IVctorail, Is prominent <>v the \\ rappci sind is Mown in the glass of each bottle. Take no cheap imitation.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIV, Issue 31, 27 November 1896, Page 30

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Page 30 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIV, Issue 31, 27 November 1896, Page 30

Page 30 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIV, Issue 31, 27 November 1896, Page 30

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