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J THE CAELYLE IRON ? WINDMILL i. t SYDNEY CENTENNIAL BXHIB 3 TlON— lst PRIZE AGAINST TH 3 WORLD. f MELBOURNE EXHIBITION 1888-9. • SPECIAL FIRST AWARD. » THE Best and Cheapest in tl market. Being made entire! t of iron it cannot shrink, swel i warp, rattle, or be torn to pieces b f the wind. It is self-regulatmg, th wheel adjusting i»s angle to the fore of the wind, so that it will ru ; steadily and safely in a gale. Th Fftns being constructed on the prin oiple of a tu»bine, causes the whec to have more power thai any othe in the market. It requires no fuel very little attention, works along da; - and night without any trouble, an< | costs next to nothing for mainten ance. • P. B. Labkworthy, Esq., Moutoa writes:—" The Six Carlyl* Mills witl which you luve eupplnd me havi ; a/»»wertd every expectation. I nm nov, replacing those of o : hnr makers wi th y ours. ' 1 J. McLennan, Esq., Oroua Downs writes :— " I have great pleasure in testify ing to the excellence of your Carlyle Wind mills. I have been using them for the last five years, and have no less than nine oi them on tbe Estate ; and lam sending you an order for three more, which, I think, is sufficient to show that I highly approve oi them. We manufacture Mills ana Pumps in all sizes, to raise from 100 to 4,000 gallons of water per hour. Prices and lull particulars on application. Send for our Illustrated Catalogue of Agricultural Implements. Correspondence solicited. Mention this paper. Several NtW and SECOND-HAND ENGINES BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., CARLYLE IMPLEMENT & IJRON WORKS, CHEISTCHURCH. PORTRAITS ! PORTRAITS ! ! MR KIRKWOOD begs to announce that his Studio is now open for the production of all kinds of Fictnres. Having lately pinr-liftped New and Expensive Instruments, he is now able to torn out better and more Ar.istic Work than on former visits. ENLARGED PHOTOGRAPHS A SPECIALITY. Awarded First Prize Jubi'ee xhibition. Large Photos of Family Groups, Views if Houses, &c, tnkeu in any patt oi the district. All Pictures Beautifully Enamelled and Finished in a First Class Style. Note the Address — CLYDE STREET, Near Railway Station, Foxton. "It comes as a boon and a blessing to know, Tha» STARTUP makes boots with unkiokable toeß." S. STARTUP I.SKGS t» inform thu Public o< ' Fix n in-1 nb bitnn** m U'Tdiui'lo.u hiottiut tiuit In- h>iK j.isi ope i d »be TKMPLIi Oil \VB RS, MAIN s'JBtfKT, FOXTO.n", With a first olnen s»oek of Boolh and •SliO-8, which he intends nellutr at his voted Wellin.ft.oij prices CALL AND SEE. Infants Boot* la 6<i f,.uH.i' gplondid Wilkinjr Shoes 7s Gd Youih'n Booia from 7« 6d Alan's Chiivhh shoes 6s 6d Men's Flax-treads 15s fid Inspection invited before purchasing elsewhere, and §nve y« ur hnrd-ea«r>ed cash by purohafinar Boot* «nd Sho<-8 for your •elves and little ones «t SIMKTTTP'S, Temple Chamber*, Main Struct, Fuxton W. L. LUXFOKD & CO. TIMBER and GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS. NEXT CLUB HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. JJT AYE now on Sale the foil wing : _ GENERAL PRODUCE- Out*, H.. ani , Wheat, B.rley (ornhhed or whole) (Wi. Sv«f Chaff, Sraw Ch.ff, Hay' Straw, etc TIMB»iR._Ht. T. ur.,, Rimu, »nd White Pine, drpwed and ronoh, Moulding*, Swhet, Doors, etc., Machinepointed Piclcen, Shingles. Honseblooks, Strai D . ing and Fencwe P<m»» and Stabs; also, a lot of cheap second class timber. STONEWARE -B*afc Auckland Drain Pipes, Traps, Bendu, Syphons, Juno* ttoa*, Chimney Pot», Garden Bordei Tiles and Chanoeliine, Bread Crooks, __. C reißl •*•«>. Vase-, Fire Bricks, ««c. LIME and CEMENT.-Ma.terton White wT' , il<on '» Hydraulic Lim., 4 Wil«o D 's Portland Cemenn COAL and WOOD. - Household and Blaokiimith'a Coal ; Rata, Manuka, and Matai Firewood any leogth. N.B.— Orders by Post, accompanied Vy

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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 279, 16 July 1889, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 279, 16 July 1889, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 279, 16 July 1889, Page 4

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