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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9166, 9 June 1908, Page 2

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BEEN BEATEN. i ‘ Hornsby Oil Engine At the latest trials heldjT.by the Royal Agricultural Society of England, exhaustive tests were made in competition with Oil Engines, and this Engine carried off both First Prizes of £SO each for Fixed and Portable Engines. The official report states that “ tha judges had no difficulty in deciding the orderrof merit.” “Messrs Hornsby’s Engine ran without hitch of any kind from start to finish. Its action was faultless.” It has also taken premier awards in the world’s most important exhibitions. It has never been beaten in competition. It took the highest award at the World’s Fair Chicago; gold medals at the Paris Exhibition, 1900, Melbourne (Yictoria). Kimberley (South Africa), The Hague (Holland), and the Special Gold Medal and Prize of SOOifrancs ! offered by the French Minister of | Agriculture, at Dange—the highest ; honour ever bestowed by France on j an Oil Engine. i Send for Catalogue to j REID & GRAY, | PALMERSTON NORTH. I

JfUTTALiLi BROS Hnmbers, Tinsmiths, Locksmiths. Gunsmiths, and Machines, Opposite Pbbsbytekian Chough, MAETON. Having started business as above we are prepared to undertake all classefs of work in the above lines. Satisfaction in Prices and Work guaranteed. A trial sohciced. FIREWOOD. I OUT j INTO; LENGTHS to, suit customers. A Good Supply always on hand, at the} EONGOTEA Building, Plunfbing & Fur nishing Comp’if’s Yard, BOKGOTEA. Cbbtistcatbd Medical and Subqicax Nuesb, (Late of London). HOSPITAL, Marion Junction. MISS BEATRICE WALTON.