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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 67, 12 February 1883, Page 1

Business Notices- „.. , ... . ■ •;.-■..■ J IMPLEMENT MID ; MACHINE -. WINNERS-OF —• - - ■"'■ " - -:— — ; I THE GOliD MED^, I ■-" ~" 'at THE MEIStOXJRJNE EXHIBITION ; . j . . . , ' ". .• /■ -I-.' pOR :.• ; „ *, . .. _„, j < DOUBLE FURRO^T PLOUGH. ! : . Extract from Juries- Beport :— " Ploughs— ln Ploughs i there ;is one exhibit to which we wish to draw special attention, as being the best, and that is the Double Furrow of Reid & "Gray, of Dunedin,': .Newt Zealand.,. In . finish' .and construction it is far superior to any' other." ! l ■■- • _ — ,-i >; -:,'•/.} 1 . Makers of New and Improved ErJoadcaßt Sowing Machines, Cora and Seed Drills, Cambridge Press Wheel Rollers, Harrows (Zig-Zag, Chain, arid Tripod), Chaffcutters and Horse-posers, Field Grubbers. . j : i ■:■ i Agents foirClay ton & Shuttleworth's Steam' Etigines and -Thrashing Milk., . „ „- g^" Illustrated catalogues posted free ion application. jg> ! ,i. . :•'* Liberal Discpunts' to Merchants. - ' Beanches : Christchurcb, invercargill,,pamaru, Timaru, ,and i ;1 v . HEAD OFFICE^ ANJ> WORKS ... DTJNEDIN. \_ ..- Postal AddresfMßox 206,; Dunedin., .. ; f : ■ ; Wsmganui Advertisements „r i; ! ■ IMMENStI REDTJ'gTTONS. " ; FOR TWO WEEKS ONl^irr " | :■,■■.-:;■;■■■ :-■■• ; pßEvioirs to opening v -- >■ j NEW SEASON'S fiRAPERY AND; GLOTHINb . AT - ■'■- ■■ ■ ; '- - i JPEI II BEI L' S! ',''.'■ ;'.: : ':i' ■-■■ ..WANGAN^,,;;' i^'' ! :;^ ( . ,^'':i j ... (^EAT GLEARIM SAl^viGSE^ . ...: ."t ■;-., . .■•,. withoitt. itESE ; RyE. : .: : '; ; . >' : '. ""j ;;;/:;; | .h DAyip tURfiAY— --PROPlilE'roß. \ ' Steam-engines and Machinery df ail kiniis made to br&er ; BY, EXPERIENCED WOEKMBN, AND' THOROUGfILY TESTED • ■" BEFORE SENDING OUT. ; FOR SALE— BOILERS, of various deminsions, with or without engines, irom 4«horße power upwards. Bduing-dow Saw-niill Machinary,, etc -. ; Marine work of ail desunpiious undertaken. The appliances of the Wanganui foundry are the most complete ill the colony jM»4 the proprietor solicits a' share of support, with entire , «oukfidence as his ability to fuliii what he undertakes, leaving -his wort to : speak for itself. TAUPO QUAY, NEAR THE NEW RAILWAY STATION, ■ . • ■'■■ . ■ : ■■ ' -.i ...■...■■■■' : ' • ' : . • ■' • .'! , .... , . _ „ ... .'.•:••.■•••• .■■:.•■ M .