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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 1 December 1880, Page 2

; saw SYDNEY rNTEK^rAtIONAL EXFIPTTirvv.' MA RSJEAL'ij, SUNS AND CO. Obtained the highest award for THEESHIN'G machines. THE ONLY FIRST PRIZE. Extract from PyUney Mail, Saturday, March 13-ri, IS3O Prizes for Threshing Machines.— The Prizes for Threshing Machines shown at the International Exhibition were awarded this week, and the places are ss follows : Messrs. MARSHALL, SONS & CO., Gaijsljoroncli ... ... ... Ist ileiSis. T; as ton, Proctor and Co. ... 2nd ~ Robey and Co 2nd ~ Mornsby and Sons ... ... 3rd Hansomes, Birris, and Head... 3rd Foster and Sons ... ... 3rd ~ Buffalo Pitts ... ... ... 4th The Judges of the Malshall Machine in their report:—"This is a very superior machine in design, good workmanship, and material, and has several good improvements.—First Degree of Merit. (Signed) John Struth, Chairman; S. Poolman; J. P. Frank." MARSHALL, SONS AND CO; Obtained the highest award for STEAM E N'G I NES: 2 Special First and 3 First Prizes. Extract from Sydney Mail, Saturday, A].nl 3rd, 1830 : The Judtres are of opinion that MARSHALL, SONS & CO'S Engines deserve the highest commendation for their general proportions, their elegance and symmetrical design, their arrangements for adjustment, and their workmanship and finish, and "they recommend them for the Highest award. The automatic expansion, gear'-on -the Horizontal Engines, and the general finish on the 3-horse Vertical Engines, deserve special notice.—(Signed) A. E. Ritchie, John W. Chapman, F. G. • Newton, Norman Selee (Chairman). Extract from the Judges' "Official Report: PORTABLE ESGIOT3. MARSHALL, SONS & CO., Ist R. Garrett and Sons Jat, Clayton and Shuttleworth 2nd Ruston, Proctor and Co. ... 2nd R. Hornsby and Sons ... 2nd •W. Foster and Co., ... ... 2nd F. W. Reynolds 3nd Co, ... ... 2nd Robey and Co ... 2nd Davey, Paxman and Co. 2nd vYaterhoase and Co. ... ... ... 2nd J. F. Durenne ... ... ... ... 2nd Rans.->mes, Sim*? and Hend ... 3rd VFr.TICAL ENGINES. MARSHAL!., SONS & CO. Special Ist Shanks and Sons 2nd Ransomes, Sims and He-id 2nd Rofcey and Co 2nd W. Foster and Co 3rd Waterhonse and Co. ... ... ... 3rd W. Jones and Co. ... ..." 4th For particulars and Prices of Marshall's Machinery, apply to the Agents, MESSRS. HENDERSON, LAW & CO., DDNEDIN, Where stock is kept. 864 i -IAAIAKU LUAN AND .DISCOUNT ' ) . OFFICE" (Orpcita Poet OiLceV • TKAMR X?rc. OAMARU. on - :T i rr-.c v.r) ; I. r - to LSIHI, on Personal bo repaid by Weekly or .lonthly instalments of Is, in the LI. For nstance : Persons desirous of obtaining L 5 L4 10s. cash, repaid by Twenty instalments of ss. each, the balance deducted for interest, and so on up to LSOO. BILLS DISCOUNTED ; ioney Lent on Deposit" of Deeds, Scrip, Bonds, <fcc. : also, MONEY LENT every description of" Personal Property, v iiy Security forwarded by Post or other-=-iee will receive Prompt Attention either by Post Office Order or Cheque. N. B.—Entrance to Private Office b> iight-of-W ay between Messrs Cagney't nd Kennedy's. \ t.i. Transactions Strictly Conttdkntiai* J. MOSS. OAMARD, tST rj\HE ARISTOES—SOON. "®9 rjl 0 LET. A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE in Nenstreet. Three-quarters of an acre of ground, well laid out, fruit trees, &c. Rent moderate. Apply to MR. LORING, 959 Stationmaster.

BUSINESS NOTICE. TO THE PEOPLE OF OAMARU AND DISTRICT. JJ J. M O T E, FRUITERER AND POULTERER, In returning thanks to bis numerous friends and customers for their pa3t support, would beg to intimate that he has still the same high class of stock which has gained their support in the past. Parties wishing for STR A WEERTES OR CHERRIES FOR JAM, In quantities, could not do better than interview H. J. Jlote, who has purchased the stock of Cherries and Strawberries from the far-famed beds of Meadow Bank and Mr. Ferris. N.B —Orders are now being hooked for Poultrj for Christmas and tiew Year. An early call is solicitpd. 16