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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6499, 26 December 1881, Page 7

Ironmongery. rjl wanTYMAK A QOUSIN, casiibl araKET west, OHBIKDOHUBOH. Hato much pleasure ;$a asmounoloc Hut they U»»o now to band, an C, A. LITTLEFIELD, (rout How Tori*, OELBBBATED rpwisri and -^jriEa BBAHN6 ADO BINBIHQ MAOHXHBS. M ILLBB'S W“ jQDroma A P P A B A T u:s la » Mmol of, Beauty, Simplicity, (and Efficiency, In roopoot to FEWHKSB OF PARTS, DURABILITY, ASS Capacity for jDoiug FIE3T-CLASB BINDXHO With the Least Amount ot Material, IT 18 WITHOUT A ETVAL, MILLERS IWDra AHAOHMSKX le m Simple aa the WISH ATTAOHMEHT. While it la Just as BBLXABLS AS THE BEST. IT IS FAB THE SZHPLSBT. m THBBBFOBI THE MOST DURABLE. A lew reasons why the \V LI MAK la Hu most ptiM product of intention IB JJ X HDIHa It has fewer gears and fewer parts than any other Binder. It has greater durability and roMaWlity in Binding, makes round bundles, and consumes the least wire. The largo drive wheel ie ell Wrought Iron. It is Light and Strong. Its IraotUe power being math ineroased by the Iron Cleats. A WOBM OMB, Worked by a Olaplo Crank, enablra the driver t« BAIBE OB OWES THU MACHINE Without alighteal difficulty. I requires TjflSfi ho&sb POWBB Than any other Machine. It has the Best ADJUSTABLE BBBL Moat perfectly hsianoed. It make* BUHDLIS AUTOMATICALLY. Or at WILL OF DBIVBB. Th# ahearaa haw Loss Dlatauoo to Fall to the ground Hum any other machine, and therefore avoiding shelling out of the grain Wohave every ooofld«ioo In this Machine, and inrite aU peroone totereetod to COME AND SIB IT. When we will enbrUnUftto the ohto that it has otar all others aatba BEST IH TUB MABKB® / lIXYMAB ft £JOBBIB ®hbm>tohueob.