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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIV, Issue 33, 18 December 1896, Page 5

AS TO PRESSES What, you want in a Wool Press is— COMPACTNESS, SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH JESS __vl DURABILITY y^TT^^^^iy^^fS You should also look out for— igr ABUXDANT POWER, RAPID ACTION, ... X /^^t^TS^^-* 21^' \ *^ QUICK RELEASE, and EASY HANDLING S^/ J«P J]F j*T \ M OF BALE. X Wk \ THE "CARLYLE" (for small sheds) ... ... £16 $L -V^ THE " FERRIER " (for large sheds) ... ... £42 10s. - "Tf-=*-^» possess all the qualifications required. We build more Presses than all other makers put —>^ :^- -^ - _ Jk^^? Ajk I together and can give you the very best value in either class. Send for circular, mention- - SSt* J ing this paper. BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., CHRISTCHURCH. SAMUEL ORR & CO. HAVE AGAIN RESUMED BUSINESS IN THEIR OLD PREMISES IN STAFFORD ST., DUNEDIN, AS GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS AND PRODUCE BROKERS. FARMERS and others who want Seeds for this Season's Sowing cannot do better than to consult them as te their requirements, as their knowledge of Seeds is equalled by very few in the Colony. Samples and Quotations, which will be found most reasonable, sent on application. PROFIT ! GOOD OF THE MACHINE j^^tf^^H^fj THE WALTER A. WOOD Harvest the Most Crop \j \f a he y are and TpTT^^ PROFIT-BUILDEKS don't wear themselves out "SH^™"^^^™^ f ° r doing it. Seller and Buyer alike ' WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. WALTER A. WOOD SOWING AND REAPING MACHINE COMPANY, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, MELBOURNE and SYDNEY. r\\ z^nr v/A lin CVFQ t0 Q ualit J and world is full of Cheap Things. Low Prices get Customers, but vLvOL I\J \JV\ t-TLO it is Quality that keeps them:- This is proved by the Enormous Sale of TIQBJt BLIND TEAS. Thpy are old in pnpxilarity but ever yonn£ ii> memory, If yon do not nee them be^in at OJWf,