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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 79, 9 March 1883, Page 1

Business Notices. ____________ ———^ - EEID & GEAY, / IMPLEMENT AND MACHINE MANUFACTURERS.' WINNERS OF THE GOLD ME33AL. AT THE MELBOURNE EXHIBITION DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHExtract from Juries Report :— -'« Ploughs — In Ploughs there is one exhibit which we wish to draw special attention, as being the best, and that is the Double Furrow of Reid & Gray, of Dunedin, New Zealand. In finish and construction it ia far superior to any other." : New and Improved Disc Wheel Harrows, Winners of Frst Prizes at the. lafe fchpws at Chiistchurch, Dunedin, Timaro, Oamaru, WangaDui, Wairarapa, Ellesmere, Rangidra, Gore, W aim ate and Auckland j These are the best, and much the most durable Harrows iti the morket. - Makers of New and Improved Broadcast Sowing Machines; Corn and Reed Drills, Cambridge Press Wheel Rollera, Harrows (Zig Zag, Chain, and Tripod), Chaffcutters and Horse-powers, Field Grubbers. Agents for Clayton & Shuttleworth's Steam Engines and Thrashing Milte. 83T Illustrated catalogues posted free on application. Jg> Liberal Discounts to Merchants. . .:: Branches : Christchurch, Invercargill,.Oamaru, Timaru, and Ashburtou. ; HEAD OFFICE AND WORKS ... DUNEDIN; ! Postal Address— Box 206, Dunedin. ,_ ', Wanganui Advertisements IMMENSE REDXJOTIONS. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY! '■•'' PREVIOUS TO OPENING '"."'.'' \ ... up or ; NEW SEASON'S DRAPERY AND CLOTHING PETE E BELL'S ■ : : • '■.- Wanganui. ■■ -■■■•■ • i GrREAT CLEARINGr SALE. GREApC OLEABITO S^LE WITHOUT RESERVE. . : I ."'-.■(..■"'.- i '' ' THE m&K&AISTJI FOXJJSTKEY. ... . i ' ' • DAVID MURMY"---PROPRiITdIi. i Steam-engines and Machinery of •■•■ all kinds made to order : BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, AND THOROUCJHLY TESTBpj .; !v: ; . BEFORE SENDING OUT. . '...,.., 1. \ ■'.... ,J ; . FOR SALE _B OILERS, of various deminsions, with or without engines, . from 4-horse power upwards. Boning-doW Saw-mill Machinery, etc. Marine work of all descriptions undertaken. ' The appliances of the Wanganui foundry are the mos»t complete m the "colony, a»4 the prbprvetor solicits a share of support, with entire ■ >'■'■' ■■' <u)Uifidehce as his ability to fulnl what he : . . undertakes, leaving, his vfoxh' to - • v; " ■■■'■' speak for itself. ."; . • ; ; . j , : y NEAR: THE NEW RAILWAY STATIOI?, ;",;'..