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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 43, 25 October 1900, Page 10

A little wonder is the Broadcast Patent Seed-cower sold by Morrow, Bassett, and Co. For sowing turnip, rape, graHH, and clover seed it has no equal, while for oats, wheat, and barley you have only to see it to know its value. A boy can work it. Sow four acres per hour, and any quantity up to six buahel3 per acre. Price only 20*.-.% ' Evening Star, June 22, IKS 9, says :—'• Messrs W. Gawne and Co. of George Street, have sent us a sample of Worcestershire Sauce manufactured by them, which is in no respect inferior to the imported article, so long celebrated for flavouring sauces aud as an agreeable addition to grills, fish, and steaks. We can safely recommend it as a valuable addition to our rapidly developing local manufactures. The bottlen are neatly labelled and ornamental, not only for home use, but for exportation; and we hope the manufacturers will realise a demand equal to tho merits of the savoury article they have produced." — m *