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THE CAELYLE IRON ; i WINDMILL «xt w NNIAL EXHIBI 1 Ti}{s;« prize again ot th: _ \yUKLD. • MELBOURNE EXHIBITTON 1888-9.---r j SPECIAL FIRST AWARD. s , 'pHE Best and Cheapest in th i j 1 market. Being made entirel I'j of iron it cannot shrink, swell 1 j warp, rattle, or be torn to pieces b, I j the wind. It is self-regulating, th : wheel adjusting i s angle to the fore ' of the wind, so that it will rui • 3teadily and safely in a gale. Th s Fans being coustructed on the prirj > c pie of a tuibine, causes the whee » to have more power than any othe in the market. It requires no fuel I very little attention, works along da; i and night without any trouble, ant ' costs next to nothing for mainten • ance. F. B. Lark worthy, Efq., Motion i writes:—" The Six Carlyl* Mills wiU which you h»ve. supplied me havi arswertd every expectation. I am no^ replacing thone of o her milkers with y ours. ' 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 las five years, and have no less than nine o: them on the Estate ; and I am sending yoi an order for three more, which, I think, if sufficient to show that I highly approve oj them. We manufacture Mills ano Pumpj in all Bizes, to raise from 100 tc 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 NEW and SECOND-HAND ENGINESBOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., CARLYLE IMPLEMENT & IRON WORKS, CHRISTCHURCH. PORTRAITS"! PORTKAITS ! ! MR KIRKWOOD bogs to announce that his Studio is now open for the production of all kinds of Pictnres. Having lately purchased New and Expensive Instruments, he is now I able to turn out Better and more Ar.istic Work than on former visits. ENLARGED PH"TOGKAPHS A SPECIALITY. Awarded First Prize Jubilee 1 xhibi- ! tion. Large Photos of Family Groups, | Views of Houses, &c, taken in any part of the district. All Pictures Beautifully Enamelled and Finished in a First Class Style. Note the Addbess — CLYDE STREET, Near Railway Station, Fox ton. "It comes as a boon aud a blenaiug to know, Tha* STARTUP makes boots with unkickable ot-8." S. STAPvTUP BEGS to i»«f>rru the Public '•■ Fovn ami Inl'nbitrtuty of Punvmnd'.ny h^tinr" h* 1 !)<■ h-i« j st. ope i ■.•i 1 . *..tTKMPL V* LtVll "i<s, MMN 81RWKT, F«>X (>.\ r , With a first, class stnek of Boots aud Sbo s, which ho intends uellii g at his noted Wellington prices CALIi AND SEE. Infants Boots Is 6d Ladies' Splondid WalkiiiK Shuen 7s 6d Youth's Boots from 7* 6d Men's Can vns "shoes 6<* 6d Men's Flax-trpnde:s 15s 6d Inspection invited before purchasing elsewh' re, and save y>-ur h»rd-earned cash by purchasing Boots and Shoos for yourselves and little ones »t SI.AK'IUP'S. Temple ChHmbern, Main Siraot, Fox ton W. L, LUXFORD & CO. TIMBER anb GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANT . NEXT CLUB HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. TTAVE nov on S.le the foil wing :- GENERAL PRODUCE- Oats, Beans, Wheat, B rley (<-rußhe<» or whole) Oaten S f CVtT. B>r«w Chaff. rT.y, Straw, etc. TIMBER -Ht. T..t>r«, R ,„„, -„>d Whit* Pine. dresßed and roni»h, Monldinux, Sashes, Doors, etc., MichJne pointed Picke's, Shinj}les.:Houßeb]< ck-. Stain, ing and Fencing Posmj aid St«l.« ; also, a lot a! cheap second c^asa Mm ber. STONEW\RE.-nf.rt Auckland Dvi Pipes, Traps, Bends, Svphou?, J m<: tioup, Chimney Poto, Gircien Bn<\n . Tiles aii'l Channel imr, B'-fcd Cools. Cream Jars, V.-i»e?, Fire B icl<s • «• LIME and CEMENT.— MM-eron WM . Lime, \\ i[>c.n'n Hydraulic [. •< *, W«. son's PoitUud Cemon*. COAL and WOOD. — Houjehold and Blacksmith's Coal ; Rata, Manuka, and Mat»i Firewood any length.

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Manawatu Herald, 9 August 1889, Page 4

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628

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 9 August 1889, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 9 August 1889, Page 4

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