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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6510, 7 January 1882, Page 2

Ironmongery mWBNTYMAN * OOUSIH, CASHES, HTBES3T WEST. OHBIBTOHTJBOH, Have muoh pleasure Jin aiutouaatng tlt*t the/ have now to hand, ox 0. A. LITT&KMELD, from L I M|AH'B OBUBBBATIP win. and! "TO" ibb REAPING JJtD BINDING MAOKINEB. ILLEB'S "TO7"IBH OINDtNa AFFABAIUS Is»Marvelof|Beauty, SimpHojtyJuid Bffldenojr, In Mspeotgtf FEWNESS OF tPABTSjIpUBABILICT, C»pftoity2for; Doing PIEST.CLABS IBHDINQ With the Least Amount of Material, H? IB WITHOUT A BIVAL. MILLBB'S TWINE ATTACHMENT Is|as Simple as the WIBB ATTACHMENT. While it is just aa BEIiIABLJS AS THE BEST, IT IS FAB THE SIMPLEST. THEBEFOBE THE HOST DURABLE. A few reasons* why the T 7 L T HAR ta the moat perfect product of invention INDING M AOHISIB It haajfewer gears and fewer parti than any other Binder. Binding, makes round bundles, and consumes the The largo drive wheel is all Wrought Iron. It is Light and Strong, its tractile power being much increased by the Iron A WOBM GEAB, Worked by a Simple Crank, enables tho driver to EAIBEOE OWEE THE MACHINE Without slightest difficulty. LESS HOBBE POWEB Than any other Maohine. It has the Beat ADJUSTABLE BEEL Most porfeotly balanced. BUNDLES AUTOMATICALLY, WILL OF DBIVEB, Tho shoaves have Less Distance to Fall to the ground than any other maohine, and therefore avoiding shelling out of the grain Wo have every confidence in this Machine, and invito all persons Interested to COME AND BEE IT, When wo wlU| substantiate thoColaimlJthat; lb hss over all others as the BUST IN THE MABKKT vTTKiniMAH * r*-o.vii-ir ISTOBUBCH.