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New Zealand Tablet, 23 February 1911, Page 319

• , rh , ore , are a dozen reasons at least why it is to the interest of every farmer to buy his implements from a local maker lather than patronise imported articles. That long established firm, Messrs. Reid and Gray, of Dunedin hf«* a reputation which extends .far beyond the confines of this Dorn mon, of . making fa . rm implements which not only look well but, what is more important to the farmer, wear well In purchasing a New Zealand-made farm implement the buyer has this further advantage that should any part be broken or damaged in any way it can be easily aif/nSti mended or replaced. Furthermore, this firmemnlnS* I?J labor, circulates money in the district, and helps ;« S aI way to advance the interests of the Dominion ® VWy