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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1678, 7 April 1886, Page 1

: Emi§GRAY,- ■■;■■;■■ •-;■■■■. ■.•■'IaEKEES OP *. ; ' , ;- : -j-...11^i3)a-?^vZEibAiiP' ; WHI^HIS liARGELY IMPORTED : TO AUSTRALIA^ : COLONIES t v -+ '""'*■ :Is made of best hammered scrap ; ir^n, ' arid for simplicity, durability, excel lenoe of design; easy draught, economy of repairs, stands pre eminent. ; . ; v mBLY^BOOOIK:US%^^:^ Winners of the Gold ttfedaTat the Melbotirne Exhibition for their DOtTBLR F-URROW PLOUGH. Vi.le Jurors Report PJoughs:— ln Ploughs [there is one Exhibit t» which we wish to draw Special Attention as being the beaU ami that is the DOUBLE FURROW of HEtD & GRAY; of Dunedin N.Z^ In. finish and construction it is far superior to any other. • -Gopy of Testimonial from John Gsigg, Esq.i Longbeach, who got eleven liewf Ploughs m January last, \. '' '■'■'''*'■- ■■■ r i^p . ' ,;,-?;.. vj ;;£eogb^ach, Bth Feby., 1886 ;: X^r>«tovjf.ery pleased to be able to say that your Ploughs have given me perfeot'Baxfsfaction. Signed John Grjgg. . ' >I?;! .*^ :^ s? .-..; Portable Screw-press & Patent Bagging Outs, . Riddles^ Elevates, Si3rows;,Hn<l. Presses into^We bag at one - . operation. 12 Mouthpiece' wil| Out anci Press from 80 to 100' : well pressed bags per houV. Price. £55. " A large number at work. ........;- ALSO, '*-,-; ; ■ = . ' •'■; Ctaaffcutters and Horse shears, all sizes.— Combined Manure and Turnip Coulter Drill for drilling from 6 to 8 row| oh the flat. T>i PATENT BALANCING DISC HARROWS: ' "\ New Positive Feed Broadcast. Sower, Njew Zealand Twine Bind.er, Grnin Drills from 1 1 to X7|3onltersi Cambridge Rollers, Zig Zag Harrows, Pa tent Wire Straiher,lron and Steel . Fencing Wire, Steel and Iron Fencing Standards,^Steel Barb Wire, 4 points, Oils/ Fu tings, &c. Clayton -&. Shuttleworth's Portable Engii.es, 4, 5 r 7, and 8-horse, and ThreslVrtrs^atjK educed Prices. .^ < c^^ijbb^]^^a!ijlj ■fepsfjajg.Catalegues Free on Application at Dunedin or any of our Branches. Holloway's Pills Purify the Blood, correct all Disorderd of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS. They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions; and are invaluable m all Complaints incidental to Females, of all ages. For children and tbe aged they are priceless. ...""• , Manufactured only at .Thomas H6LtowAx'3 Establishment, . .'-.:■. 78, NEW OXFORD STREET; (iatte r s||,Joi^bßJ>f STREET), IiOI<DON !>"r : U->& : i-.'< ?, : and apld by all Medicine^yendors throughout the World. : PwrchUßerß should look to tlie LaVd on,the JBoxes and Pots. If the address is not 553. Oxford Street^ London, .tlieyare spurious.

Ashurst Family BUTCHERY, ] Prime Beef and Mutton ALWAYS ON HAND.. t ; CASH PURCHASER OF « X INS, frlfiS, .... r „ ,T4.^oV\.:-: : -"i C*- -PRO^IETOR:' i Kichter, JVannestad & Co. Steam Sav^v PLANING JVfHIiS. Palmei'ston North, Manawatn. MOULDING ARCHITRAVES, "tc, always on hand. v Contracts for Timber supplied from any of their Saw Millft. Their Sfceem Flour -Mill is also m full working <>tUer. ' ilk Dressed Flotif of Best Quality. !s^Si, Reward. fi HE above reward will. he paid I on .conviction of the person or persons whVf. habitually trespass m tEe Stanbabd paddocks andwantonly and maliciously damage the pumps. I The nexJt ; case of tresspass that is found out will be prosecuted. > • ALEX, MoMINN. 1 '•

Chamberlain^s FLOUR. Aa»v\tiea to he the Best m the Manawatu. /^HAMBERLAIN'S is the only \J Mill that if? tiibted- With apfpliances for thoi?n^Kiy' miking ftthe wlieits essential to making Good 'Flour. Orders punctually attended to. X. Rr SCHAMBERLAIN, '!"'; ! . ■■"■ -MANAGEB r • [' Feilding Steam Flour Mill. jgf To 1 be obtained at MilvertonA Son's - MJiin-sireet, PalmerHton. fi>HiLLIPS' WAl^ife^A: PRIVATE QUEEN-BT., 'MASTEETON, IS now open, and will be found replete J with every conceivable comfort. All the convenience of .a first-class home &*e provided, every room being furnished and upholstered with the newest and best material; Inspection cheerfully invited. PaTtit'S desirous of securing, apartments will do well to com.muni§gte"at once with the proprietor. ". '-■ •. I■■ Good paddocks with waters- ,s«^t-cjass.. stabling accomodation. An experienced, man to look after horses. Come and look for yourselves. The Billiard Room is, without doubt, the best m this district, and « under Uhe management of Mr A. G. Bayuss, jwho will be about with his usual attention to those who ftivor him with a oftl •* -