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rrt iifrrr i IBM r l li n in itiTi 11 if ikw lrJf %1 ll>#lri.ii Jl T ' cvov>'>u if it^'ft tt^WrWKwi^OWHwt^Rw and roU*d; t&eiiki>ed« 6p<y^^^v/OX-- \ >ra»U, hence spra« : 'ho»^^* : rn.c'ntu are ofteo, brotight.'-iiito' .ÜB£'^- : . rood enougii' ibw^P^teioiMa^ra

AVELaAl^v^SjKpaji:\ ;'*&!■ ctovupirje, a split oak sapling and a small tWo-inch board nailed acresjsth* apHt the roller. The pipe '. I was well.riveted with ; a short apple tree limb, .with old boita [ driven in either end, wae'put in tb«> Lpipe and packed eolidly in"gi-avel and '.' ! sand, and an inch board, vpas eewedteut to 4Ht the ends, and nailed after tamping the aand and gravel. Auger hole* bored in either aide of the split handle made that fit nicely; and to ■ strengthen it wire nails were driven, through and bent on both sides. A support to hold) the' tongue or handle off the ground Wae made by hailing an t < eight-inch peg in an auger hoi® at the point where the split stopped, The roller could be pushed or pulled laiek and forth, over and across, and did most effective worlt. ■■ -Jm The small roller proving aa a clod crusher and leveler, where the ;tf soil was rough and uneven, I made a >■*_ larger, stronger and more durable tool after the fashion of a wheelbarrow. In this I used the .six-inch stovepipe ' filled with, sand and gravel, and iron '.pikes driven in a center (square block ; • for *■ an^aiie^'T^ two by four-inch scantling, with beards nailed across for bottoni, and ». dashboard of eight-inch plank nailed to up- • itfbt standards 'just behind the roller. . This made platformifor yveigMlng the arid*' •\*ar, where much .weight itovepipe is hardly: heavy:e'nougW@^^. : ? f i round bloclsVof ;n diameter, is* pref er«sl«T; Thk ml let can be used in the same flianner as a wheelbarrow, And.U^very, hem dy, in•speusive tool thatroore : than.pays for- - :(!»manufacture !n^heaea*W ( ahd^UV...:' la-st a. great man^^r*^ handled.—Joel Fireside. . ~; J

■ about/by Jt^T^^'2%^ can hi '^' , p"'^-'^?MS3^fi?HS™Rj!^ t;'. the wnu- !«;i:>'ft4-.tiU.fiß| . n^^%wl^^wqgH

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AHCOG19040114.2.27

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 401, 14 January 1904, Page 5

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Tapeke kupu
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Untitled Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 401, 14 January 1904, Page 5

Untitled Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 401, 14 January 1904, Page 5

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