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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 441, 27 September 1877, Page 2

■jpuMic |folit£3 AMUEL M'CULLOUGH, STOREKEEPER, CAMBRIAH". ROBIN SON AN D 00, J?JttrNCES-STEEET SOUTH, ' DTJNEDIN. " GEM WASHES. ' The most Eifccti're, Simplest and Cheapest Washing Machine I.nycnted. Will fib any size or shape tub, • PBICE - - 50E(. WOOL PRESSES (SPE£DY'S~PAT£?T) These Preaßes are worked with Ratchet Lever and rope, aie very simple in construction, easily worked by two men, pack in small compaea for shipment, will press equal to any Bcrew press, and very low in cost. TINT THRASHING- MACHINES, For Hand, Water, ~or Horse-Power. The great success.of these Machines,, is unprecedented. Within six months of the first one being introduced over 1000 were in use. The Small Machines will thrash - from 10 to 15 bushels per hour: the larger. 25 to 50. ° PRICE, FROM £l2. CHAIN PUMPS. Adapted for Quarries, Mining Claims, Coal Pits, Irrigation, Wells, &c. Having no valve-gear, they can lift Dirty Liquid, Mud, Sand, Sticks, &c., without derangement, as easy as the cleanest water. For every purpose, where the lift is perpendicular, they cannot be surpassed. Will raise from 2000 to 80,000 Gallons per hour. PRICK, £lO AND UPWARDS, according to size. " AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. The Largest and .Best Assorted Stock in ".few Zealand. Illustrated Catalogues and Prices on Application. A. D DRESS —■ nr RO BINSON AIND CO, , ■> PfftJfOßS-fIXHEKT sourir. jDu^EDirr.