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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 51, 9 October 1886, Page 1

EEIIi & GRAY'S New Fprcerfeed Broadcast Sower, For Grain, Grass, and Turnips, is simply perfect. Tha discharge will NOT VARY MORE tlnm lOoz to the acre, while the best cup feed varies fi-om .'■:.. 71b to 4olb per 'sujre. ; . : / - ' • : ■''■'' : . ■.•;.-.., "' . [TESTIkONIAL.!;- '" .•:•»> '■ •■■..•...;. • ?■■ j■ ■< -,;- ... : ; „ V Bayswa^erJ-Otautauy Jaimary, 30j 1886-: ii The New Force-feed Broadcast Seedsow.er 7" : got ! from you this season has: given unqualified satisfaction both with Grain and Grass Seeds. r ltstregu- 7 larity in sowing tp the quantities required was in eVery way superior' to any\ we have h^herto ! used ; -and we -could with every confidence leave its Work-* ing to any of' the farm hands;' the benefit theivot bakig'a feature in seed » sowers such or jbitherto we have not had in any of 'ourVseed sowers . : : ". ■'''"".. -„',' ." ; (Signed) J: H. Smith. OUR PATENT BADGERS (Single or Rouble) cvyer M made since ; i • ■ ; ■•■'"'.-• '■ ■ -' \ •■■;■'. June* 18 5.- .": ... V ;; ./. . ■ .".' : . : ..,.. '• ; • ..:'-.j ■' • .'.. ".-'•.'. • [Testimonial] . •■/■ r '' : ' .'■' - '"'':' : ■■'■ ': ; ' D ' : :."■> '■■' -.-. ' \[\':i.:. : .'-. -■'■.•.: .'.V; " : - Gore,: August?, 1886. : f . Re l w 9^ 1 M oithe dagger, you: lately fitted on to niy chajßPcutter, bought trom fouryears ago, I beg. .to state tha ; t ( nothing could wiorl^ better. I : would. have had the -Bagging apparatus fitted on long ago, but everybody that seemed to know anything about; Self Baggers hpld that ; a Chaffcutter, w ould not cue so much with a Bagger as without it. \ However, lam thoroughly well satisfied. We make capital work with the rhachine, : ; never having any stoppages through belts, .&c., going- wrong, which is the maid object withiither a thrashing machine. or .chafiFcutter, if th.e "; ; owneVniean;3,tb; pleaise the farmers, and I have had , ; a good-deal of experience in. 'tua ! t.,;line, having been threshing and' chfaffcut'ttrig for over I? years south ,qf. Balclu tha> The Cutter has been at work now' for over 1 two, months and; we have ,npt had a single breakage. " "V:V T ; ; ; ;i (Signed) John Cregan. ■■: ? PATENT DfSC HARRO^;-with ' r -v- ;" Double-furrow hPloughs, Grubbers, , Iron .and; Stoel Fencing .Standards ;- also Gray's Patent Standarastfor' Fplding.SHeep -Fi^g wire. Netting --reduced prices: J ;- : " . .;'; y: ' '' tJ \. l/ - '. ..' :i ,' rf ..." .._, ". „ "_',. Fencing and 'Barbed Wire-— best birandsi ■ -, . : .v,-u •■'■., ■ . ■'; <«v : Sole Agents for Walkers Parent S^rajne)rs, 6d ejcfav^i • ;; 7. %: • Moiii| r G!othui|-al Oflttotng ii|i|in| I: BEG ti6 'vftimdunce' receipt^l'^wAconsijghment per Royal Mail Steamer of West of Scotch, and othet Home Tweeds. Also just received, splendid assortment of Kmapoi, Eos|yn, Mosgiel, O&maru and other ■ Colonial y weedsf . Snits from' £4 Trousers and . Vests from £2. Trousers from 265. ; Nq females^ work- : ; | ._,^»u™»v-w. f \' ■■■■. % Goods thoroughly shrunk, * -—^ Suits made to 'Order, and the best Fit, Style], arid Workmanship guaranVe^dl .-';■• ' : ONE TRTAL ; SOLICITED ;; v :; . :.-.': • ;,:. :,>..' f> ■'■'.'■ Z-^ .'"... .-..".' ' : .Vw v .sirEyEN^;p^p^iET6a^ ; AN INEXPEESSIBLE BOOJ^TO' MOTHERS. .•-■•■;. DW. AUGUSTS KURgTEr^ER'Sv =: • : -- ■^■*>. ELECTKO (iALV^NIOTESTHJ^G^XDKLEi: Endorsed by the Medical Faculty of Enrqpe, and Pronounced by' all Leading Physiciiahs --"■' ' : ' ; ' - ■ THTS GREATEST DISCOVEKY OF THE AGE ! ''' '" ! . f.N plarke the-EMrcTErc NECKtrKT before the Nevr ; Zealand public; the .diseoVferer 1 t and ]^oprietor b,egßtodrawSpeQial Attieiition tolhe fact that tUe material surround-; ing ( he inner chain of metallic substances is impregnated wiili a chemioal'solution, hdrinless vi itself >r ,and yet containing titanic pfowers, which generate ia continuous;; 1 light current of galvanism, and the Necklet in all the virtues of a miniature battery, and is, therefore, not /a uaeless' article like many of the, socallec| electric appliances, scinch cannot possibly produce : any good; ' results,', as' they' '' are incomplete in the most essential .requirements, and cannot generate' galvanism nor produce galvanic effects,. .'. ■ ...., , = / ;; - ! ' This .Necklet is the outcome of a long-continued series of investigating experiments by that well-known and eminent, s-pientist: and specialist, DrAugustei.Kursß teiner, who is the highest European authority on all, diseases oi.wquien and children. The Lanpet, the leading medic;; 1 journaipf.the w,p|?ld, ,says;-p-'* The the discovery and invention of these Necklets, js announced by JDrEursiteineris a sufficient guarantee that a means has at last been discovered which will save the lives of millions of children, andjrelieve jthe anxiety of many mothers^'' Although new ...tip .New Zealand, these JJbcklbts have been used for tKe last five' years with .the most wonderful^^strcqEss in England, on tbe Continent, and in the United Stales, and are constantly prescribed by the most eminentpbysicians in their ; daily practice. . . '. .... ' ' :, - ■■ . ■■ It is needless to comment on the anxious and sleepless nights passed by thousands . of mothers during the painful period of the teetliing of infants. Every day brings to an untimely grave hundreds of infants whose lives might have been saved by the use of the simple Necklet. .■ > . : i Iv addition to the relief^from pain afforded by- the Necklet during the period of den.tition, .by its nerve giving force it wards off and prevents Measles, -Whooping Cough, Scarlet. Fever, Croup, and Chicken Pox, thus relieving childhood of its martyrdom, and gladdening the heart of every mother who ; invokes its aid. Dr Kurs teiner has appointed Messrs j. Conbad & Co., Auckland, his solo agents in New Zealand for the sale of these Necklets, of whom only they can be obtained. The price has been placed at the very, lowest possible point, barely covering the cost of importation, .and ism the reach of all, as one Necklet will last a lifetime. ; Aside from its many virtues as a remedial and preventive agent, the Necklet is a handsome ornament, and will be sent post free on receipt of. One Pound; uy postal note, money order, or registered letter. No cheques received. Address— J. CONRAD & CO., P.O. Box 408, Auckland, N.Z.

H. JOHN LEE, Tailor. SUITS' made of West of England Tweeds from £4. Fresh Samples to choose f?orn. First-class Witneys and Beavers for Overcoats. Private Eesidence, Queen street LAND FOB SALE. ' yjAAACEES in Kimbolton Eoad. 4tUU Fenced with a ring fence, with 150 acres in grass. For particulars apply i ( ; v STAE OFFICEr npH YN NE, L I N T ON,& C n Lana Agents and Auctioneers. v Licensed Custom House Agents F 0 X-'.T. 0 N. .; JOHN BELK, TTTT HEEL W.R I G II T, Cdach^ Builder, (fee, corner of Sherwill-streset, Makino Eoad, Buggies^ Dog Carts, Spring Traps' Dray^, &c, t - made and repaired with &U possible despatch , -■■*

MANCHESTEE AND KIWITEA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY; Wanted— Hawks, Shags and Wood' hens' Heads. per head Will be given by J. BEATTIE, ■ '. ■ , Secx'etary. (^ EN T EAL H 0 TEL , J Wellington, N.Z. W. J. SCOTT Pkobmetoe. uncheon Daily from 12.30 to2— ls. /|i E Alt 0 F O U N DE~Y~ , LUKE & SONS, ;. Iron and Brass Founders, ' Engineers, Ship Builders Boiler- Makers, P.S.— Are manufacturlrig their most economical Ranges' at reduced prices. The best and cheapest ranges in the marked from £4, with H.P. Boilers from £9-. ■■ - ; ,.: .-■'■■ ■ /■' ' ■."■ Also, Ornamental. Castings. f^i H I 3, L E S*;P, POW L E S \J Commission Agent. LICENSED I, A^BB EO KER. 1 Office-- Willis Stkebt WE LLI'H Q T 0 JST,