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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 16, 21 April 1904, Page 3

We have received from Messrs. Reid and Gray, Dunedin, their catalogue of farm implements, etc., for the durjelntj season. This old-established and well known firm, which has branches at Oamaru, Timaru, Invercargill, Ashburton, ChristcHuroh, Gore, and Palmerston North, in thanking its friends, the farmers of New Zealand 1 , for the very liberal patronage extended to it for many >ears, makes a po nt of impressing on its patrons that articles in which the material is goad are never dear, whilst an inferior article is not cihe^p 1 at any price. This is a truism the evident truth of which is fully appreciated by the farmers of New Zealand, who know their business as well, if not better, than any other class in the community. Messrs. Reid artd Gray have a well-established reputation for burning out first-class implements, Superior in finish, airid manufactured from material which wears well and gives general satisfaction. As they point out, they quote their goods at prices as low as is consistent with good material and good workmanship, and hope that "prospective buyers, who study their own interests, will favor the firm with their orders In addition to those implements and machines they manufacture, Ihey Hold agencies for some of the best English and American manufactures. Farmers an-d others should write for a copy of the catalogue, » wHlch .s profusely ttiustrated and contains much useful and interesting mformatiojn.^