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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 17, 22 July 1893, Page 15

A. LIDDELL, SaDI.LK, HaKXESS, AND COLLAR. MAKER, Winton. || AYING enlarged my premises, I am now “ * keeping a more extensive assortment of saddler;., harness, whips, bits, spurs, &c., of every (h scription. A .splendid stock to select from Any article in the trade made to order on shortest notice by competent tradesmen. Horse covers and tarpaulins made of the very best material. Horse medicines also kept in stock. Inspection Invited. P. A. BLY TH, General Blacksmith) Sorseshoer, and Wheelwright, Agricultural implements made and repaired. Good material and workmanship guaranteed. A Wheelwright’s shop having been added to the business, every effort will be made to give satisfaction in all the lines connected with that branch. Drays and vehicles of every description repaired and made to order. Address—WlNTON, Next Flour Mills. ALEX. McKAY, Gr ENKIi A L BLACKS MXT H, MAIN NORTH ROAD, WINTON. BPJEG.S to intimate to farmers and the public generally that he has purchased the business lately conducted on by Mr Robert Wilson, and, that having secured the services of an experienced workman, he is now prepared to do all kinds of work connected with agricultural implements, and jobbing of all sorts, in steel and iron. Orders promptly attended to; workmanship guaranteed. All kinds of plough fittings, &c„ kept in stock. jelO ■^■IIE SOUTHLAND CHAMPION PLOUGHING MATCH Will be held on Mr H. Herman’s farm, near Wallacetown Crossing, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 2Gtii INST., When the usual liberal prizes will be offered iu four classes, viz. CLASS A - Champion Double Furrow CLASS B —Double Furrow, for ploughmen who never gained a first prize CLASS C—Single Furrow CLASS D—Digger Ploughs All entries, with 20s entry money, must be made on or before Saturday, 22ml iust. d. A. MITCHELL, Soerctarv.