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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 38, 22 September 1904, Page 15

Messrs. Oookc, HowUson, and Co., t,he well-known bicycle importers, have ju*t opo»ie'd up their models for tJhe comfrig .season at their establishment, Goorge st reel , Dunedin, and at the prices quoted their maefhmes should command general attention. The motor bicycles placed by this film on the market are to be relied en, and aie thoroughly efficient. Messrs. Cooke, Howlrson, and (10.( 1 0. devote special attention to the repairs of motors and bicylcles, the work being carried out at their extensive factory by a staff of highly competent and expeiiemed workmen. . Neither expense nor labor has been spared to keep the McCormick at the veny forefront in all the details of construction that characterise a successful binder. The^ same bteilmg qualities that have brought the McCo'rmick triumphantly through seventy-two harvests wfll bring .success to the new McCormick bunder in the harvest of l«) 03. The name McCormick is the farmer's yrotietcUon That name ls a synonym of success and the lorotfuivner of prosperity . Messrs. Herbert, Ilaynes. and Co., Dunedin, are Just now mjakii-g a special feature of lace curtains arid curtain materials, e\ery style of the season being represented in their stock. These goods have been purchased from the leading manufacturers Under exceptional circumstances, and consequently the firm is in a position to offer exceptional value. A visit of inspection will convince intending pmr chases of tihe superiority of the stock, and the moderate character of the prices... The fertilising qualities of Belfast manures, for which Donald Reid, and Co. are the Dunedin ageints, are well known W agriculturists. At the Ashburtcn Winter Show farmers ,w-ho used these manures took 14 pri'/os, half of which were firsts, fox turnips mangels^ and carrots, whilst at the Dunedin Winter Show ffiie turnips, mangels, and potatoes grown with Belfast nujiVires secured 1L prizes. This is a striking testimony to their efficiency... °