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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1649, 4 March 1886, Page 1

■ '■'.-■ \ , REID* GRAY, MAKEES OF Double-Furrow Ploughs (Blade of Best Hammered Scrap Iron; and Winner of .First Prize at Melbeurne ■■'■"'. Exhibition ov i e n Ve. 000 — AT REBUCED PRICES.— °* : &\^ 00 %ig--%a.g Harrows,— Still maintain their reputation as the best general purpose HarrowFour hundred sets. made annually. i T ew!y Improved Chaff euUers,— „ i ; All sizes, with Balance, Fly Wheel, fitted with cast steel Mouthpiece, m one piece, '.wbidh can be taken off: and Dy an ordinary labourer m, a few seconds. Cuts th^ee lengthsot chaff Portable § ci« i w-piess^ Patent ßatf^ingciiaflrciitters * Same as abWe,. "-in .4-Si*es.~ ! Cuts;«nFiddlf s^ elevates,' screens, ajid ,j, ' presses; into theoag. at,, one operation. ! ; :- ; ' ...-_' 1, ?t 9 3, antS -A-Horse Powers, — Simple, strong, and easily drawn, ti.niveijsaily used throughort New V Zealand. , ,' '. Jointed • Pulverising Disc Harrows,— - Over 600 m use. No iParm should be without them. All'sizes from •' • . ' 6ft to 12ft/ ■••..■ ' ."-^•■lV ;;"- ; -;' •■- : i■■ aram Drills from II t» 17 Coiilie^Sx— We make largely for Canterbury and North Island./' Corn Crushers, Off Cake Breakers. Catalogues Free on Application at T)unedin or any" of our Branches. REID AND" (^RIY'S NEWZEALAND fWIREBIiNDiK IS equally as light of draught and ranch more durable than the bestinported, and won the Society's Gold Medal at the 'Oamarn Trial last sensonjentt.ing four acres ot' heavy crop m 2 hours;ljj iniiiutesy In the report- bniKm" plements m the rocent Exhibition,- Mr Reeves, the Cpminissjpner of Agriculture,, writes as follows : —^Jn the; manufacture^ oT-tuat essentially^American machine —the Reaper and Binder r a .Colonial ..firm i 8 tuniing!*rint' : of their yards a machine equally as good as the American make m; all parts, and can also sell it at a price which will compare favourably with that asked for the imported article." " Reid and dray's Back Delivery Reaper, Best American 1311-M anilla Binding Tfwitijß no Si^al m it. - ;"> ' ; Best* eolomal Manilla Twine. ■' J ' , ' : Best English mhde Hemp Twine: ' Best "Binding Wire. Clayton & Shuttleworth's Portable Engines, 4, 5, 7, and 8-horse, and Threshars, at Kcduced Prices. ze±:e-A.lt*:e3: fob allih ~ Purify the Bipod, correct all Disorders of the ! ; LIVER, STOMAtIH, KIDNEYS, AP BOWELS. ! They invigorate and restore to health;. Debilitated ConstituHons, and are invalu-i able m all Complaints ■incidental t'6 F^ales of all ages.- For-cliildren and the' " ; ■■■•■■ ■_ aged they ja re priceless. : " -' ' ' ! f\;''/.yManufectured.pnly,aJ, ( THOMiis Holloway's Establishment* . . 78, NEW j OXFORD STREET (jl^te 533, OXFORD STREET), LONDdN ! and sold by all Medicine Vjendora throughout the World. .: . :i . Jfg^° ' Purclutserß sMuld look to tlie Label on tlie Boxes and Pots. If the\ address is not 533. OxfordiSitreet. London, they a/re spurious, -.? ■;?

ASK FOX , . Chamberlain's FLOUR. Acuvtitea to be the Best m the Manawatu. /CHAMBERLAIN'S isthe'^ \J Mill that is fitted with appliances,, for- thovtmjhly: mixing the wheats essential to making Good Flouv . ■..■; ■:= •■•■■•■:■ Orders punctually attended to. ;1 . R. ; J CHA]y[BERI,AJN ? ' .. . . . MANAG^l^'..^.. ]'■<;' ; Feilding Steam; Flour Mill. To be obtained; at Milyerton&l . Son's Main-street Palmerston. ■ • PHIM.IPS^ — ' WAIRARAPA PRI^I3?E • ■ H TEL, v 'V ; i:- F \- • qyßpN-BT,, MASTJJRTON, ] '■ . XS nay? opeii, a^dwill.be foi^d Replete X with* every conceivable; cpmjcoxt, r the cpnvenience of a ffrsu-cbiss home ,a^-e proyiAed; levgry .roqm >eiiig"iur?i|shea. aiid upholstered withthe i newest and; bept i mateiM. Inspection ''clie&ijl^ i^* ; PaTtijTß of .securing apartments/ wiU'do veil to communicate at once w^th the proprietor,' ,• ..■ , ,;*. ; ' Good paddocks .with water. First-class stabling accomocldtion.' An : bxpenenced r idan to look after horses.' Come"; and look for yourselves; . . "'. .' „'' 'V I'■ The Billiard Room is, wilihout d6ubt, the » .best in -this district; ana is -under the r management of Mr A. G. BAYUisa, who I will be about with his usual attention to • those who favor him with a call "■ '"