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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 154, 8 June 1883, Page 1

«-<-.- - Business Notices^ : : l - x> ■^■■■- -■ \..v, * ' * ■ ■ i EEID & GEAT, ° MPLEMENT AND MACHINE MANUFACTURERS.; Dun6din. : NEWLY IMPROVED NeVzeaiand Central Disc, Disc Harrow. 280 made and m use, is the Simplest, the Best, and the most - j v Durjable |n Ibhe Marfeet. j Last Season it took FIRBT P»iZBS m Competition with all Colonial and American Makers, at Christchufch, Dufledin, luyerCargill; Wyndham^ Udre, Oamaru, Timaru, Waimate, EliesnieW Rarigiora, Maßterton, Aucklanii land Wanganui. ■■■'■"■'■■■■-■■■■ " >: "''■ j„ _■ _ *..,... r-""-^'s§Bgs Jsjffi ia Stodk, 6, 8, 10, and 12 feet, ; Double-Furrow Ploughs, ChaffcutteW, ' Hbrsei<^ars, Cambriage Rollers' ; • : - : -. ■■ Seed-Sowerß,&aj'- ; &c.- r ■^■-.' :;> : New Zealand Twine JBiiider. At the Oamaru trial, of Twine. !Bin^era\jt/to^ L tie'^i^!|f|^dn^e|b<it- .... Machine, in the Field, beating Samuelson'6, and Howard's { j This "'se.Hßon.at^the.Taieri. trial, it itpok the First Prize as the beat Reaper and Binder,and also First, Prize as the best all-round Machine m competition with Hbirtfsby's, Howard's, and W. A. Wooa's. 1 '■* ■' ■ '•"■'."•' : .. r : T "..[.: y 3 [f;; 'yS 1 . I ' . '"' ' '■■ #We are now Booking Orders' for the following Harvest, and as the demand will be large, we would like onr friends to order at bnce to avxrid disappoint m;ent. ; As we will have a well-assorted stock or nalug O *t all our.Branches, Farmers can rely on getting fittings at a moment's notice. ~~ '— ~- Illustrated Catalogues free on Application to our Head. Office, Dunedin, or to i our Branches at Oamaru, Timaru, Invercargill,. Christchurch, Abhburton^ or .■:'"•" Auckland, Wanganui Advertisements : .. ; IMMENSE REDUCTIONS. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY ! PREVIOUS TO OPENING : : ' <''■' }y '~' vx of ' ■--■•■•'•-• ■ ; ;:V NEW SEASON'S DRAPERY AND CLOTHING PETE B BELX'S WANGM% GHREAT CLEARING; SAiE. GREAT CLEARINGr " I SAO '■' - 1 • '■"• - • "•' - 'i \ - ■■.-. 1 :;■• V> •' '■"'.■ . .■,!'. „'. . •(■•-. . ; ■ > . i '- I " j - • >i iv. WITHOHT RESERVE; - i I " • ' ■ ■ ;■"'.' ■■■•'■'••.'"■.:..■ j : THE WANG-ANUI FOUNDEIZ 1 ...... I ■ , ...... i.v:, DAVID MURIk-^fßf RIfTOR; ; : ; Steam-engines and Machinery of all kinci^ macie to order ; BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, AND THOROUGHLY TESTED BEFORJB: SENDING OUT. "* ' FOR SALE— 'BOILERS, of various deminsions, with or without engines, ' from 4-horse power upwards. ' Boiiing-dow Saw-mill Macbin9rv, tto. . ; Marine work of Jail descriptions undertaken. Che*]applianceß of the Wanganui foundry are the most complete m the colony, tti»d the proprietor solicits a share of support, with entire confidence as his ability to lultil what he\ * : . undertakes, leaving his work to : speak for itself. . . , TAUPO QUAY, " NEAR THE NEW RAIIiWAY^STATION ' .7 WJLNGAKtJI.