Whittlngham Bros. and Instone (Established 1868) General Merchants and Importers, HATE OUST SALEAle and Stout.— Foster’s, Porter’s, Head’s Brandy. —Hennessy, Denis Mounie, boomerang Champagne.— Pommery and Greno, Moet and Chandon, Krug and Co. Claret. —YD No. 0 to 4, St, Julien, Penfold’s, &c. Gin. —J.D.K.Z., Old Tom (Burnett’s), Dry Gin (Gilbey’s) Liqueurs. —Benedictine, Curagoa Port. — Graham’s I to 6 Diamond, Gilbey’s Invalid Bum. —Lemon Mart’s qrs. and octaves, Forster’s ‘ Case ’ Schnapps. —Wolfe’s, Henkes’s Sherry. —l to 7 Castle, Royal Amantalado and others Whiskies. —Stirling Bonding Oo.’s Gaelic and Special Reserve, Jameson’s, Royal Bruce, Glen Dhu Wines. — Penfold's —Grenache, Tokay, Burgundy, Constantia, Port, Carbmet, Muscadine, Frontignac, Muscatel, Chablis, Hock, < )ld Tawny (a specialty for invalids) Smith’s —Lt. Frontignac, ■ mstantia, ACuscatel St. Hubert’s —Burgundy Special —Fruit Wines, L. . ■ irs old (very cheap) Cigars and Cigarettes. —Aii Lea n.g Brands Bovril. —2, 4,8, and 16oz. STATION, FARM, AND JJAIIi j FACTORY REQUISITES. ALL ORDERS or ENQUIRIES will meet with PROMPT ATTENTION. Agents Victoria Insurance Co., Fire & Marine & Fidelity* Guarantee. Address—liiddel st., Invercargill. Reid an- Gray, SOLE AGENTS FOR, NE ZEALAND FOR THE Mercer “ Reduced, to £3O Delivered at your Eailway station. This gave unqualified satisfaction to those who used it last season, and is the ONLY machine that will handle eith: r light or heavy crops perfectly. Order JSarly to avoid Disappointment, a,s only a Limited number for Sale. (TESTIMONIALS.) Early Bank, Otcpopo, Ist Sept., 1892. Dear Sirs, —I am very pleased to say that the Mercer Binder 1 got from you last season (oft cut for hill-sides) did its work in a most excellent manner. We cut about 200 acres of crop, hills and plain, light and heavy crop. She did her work in the most perfect manner under all the varied conditions She is easy to pull and easy to manage. With the little wheel down hill there is none to compare with her. WILLIAM FRAME. Elm Grove, East Taieri, 22nd August, 1893. The Mercer Binder that I bought from you last season gave me the greatest satisfaction. In green, tangled, or very heavy crops I consider it has no equal, on account of the elevating process being performed without the use of canvas, which is always such a trouble to keep in order. The mechanism of the machine is first-class, and lam sure with ordinary care, will do a great amount of work with very little expense. WILLIAM KIRKLAND. (Other testimonials on application). Best Manilla Binding Twines and other qualities, at Lowest Prices, Oils, &c. Agents For Clayton and Sliuttlewortli’s Mills and Engines.
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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 41, 6 January 1894, Page 1
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423Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 41, 6 January 1894, Page 1
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