MIND YOUR P's

Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 289, 23 January 1878, Page 2

MIND YOUR P's

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The Bruce Herald referring to a trial of Wood’s American Reaper and Binder, on rt heavy crop of green oats, full of grass andweeds at the bottom, “ I t started by throwing’ off two or three tight bound sheaves,the binding apparatus working to the admiration of everybody. The binding wire’ then, owing to the undue strain of such heavy stuff, and perhaps the inexperience' of the manager, who was unaccustomed to tiro reaper, broke once or twice before the' turn round the held was completed, but -the work was continued for hours longer.With the exception of occasional interruptions,- such as already described, the manner in which the machine worked astonished everybody, leaving ito doubt that under the ordinary conditions, it would bind fully as well as the bust machines of the ordinary kind, which now perform: only the fonn.F operation.”

Mr IlursfhoUsc, M.H.R., in an address ter his constituents at Motueka* said, ,f a man on a farm at a pound a week and his tucker was better off than a civil servant at £3U(J per annum.” And t hat ‘‘ hi Canterbury a man could go a day’s inarch and meet with nothing bigger than a tussock.”

Strangers and country settlers coming to Carlyle, are very often at a loss to know which is the best and cheapest General Drapery and Clothing Establishment in the ‘ district.- R. A. Adams’ Cardigan House,- offers special advantages that can be met with nowhere else in the district.; He kee{>s the largest and host assorted stock of every description of drapery goods, imported direct—and front the best colonial houses; which, being bought ori the most advantageous terms,- and having' thorough knowledge of the business,enables him to offer' goods of sterling quality at juices that cannot be improved on by any other house in New 1. Every article is marked in plain figures,from which there is no deviation : so that inexperienced people arc as well_ served as the Ircst judges, tire terms being net cash,- without rebate or abatement of any kind. Note the address —R. A. Adams i Cardigan House, nearly opposite Town Hal!, Carlyle.— advT . Jlolloicay's nils. —There is nothing in the whole “ Materia Medica” like these medicaments for the certainty of their action in lumbago,- sciatica,- tic dolorcux,and all flying or settled pains in the nervesand muscles. Diseases of this nature originate in bad blood and depraved humours, and until these are corrected there can be no permanent cure. The' ordinary remedies may afford temporary relief, but in the end always disappoint the sufferer Holloway’s- Ointment penetratesthe human system as salt penetrates meat,and the Pills greatly assist and accelerate its operation by clearing away all obstruction,- and giving tone to the system gener-’ ally. The prophylactic virtues- of Hollo--way’s remedies stand unrivalled.-