AT SALISBURY, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, OCTOBER 3ed, 1883, THE BINDER & BUNDLE CARRIER WAS AWARDED TTR.BT PRIZE. £4O. & MEDAL, In Competition with M'CORMICK, OSBORNE, HORNSBY, SAMUELSON, & HOWARD TWINE BINDERS. The Trki was to cut Five Acres in Green Oats and Wheat. EXTRACT FROM JUDGES' REPORT.—" We were very much pleased with the satisfactory manner in which this machine did its work. A special feature with this machine was the addition of a "sheaf carrier, in which the sheaves were collected until let gently on the ground three or for at a time. The tying apparatus works perfectly, and for this we awarded the marimum numbw of points obtainable." . , . ~ u c r. e j The IVfachine tha maximum number of points for tightness of sheat and dolircryof sheaf j also 25 per cent more points for economy of twine. We shall bo pleased to show the Judges' report to any who take an interest in the matter. 'WOOD" BINDER, "WOOD. | HINDER. LIGHTNESS OF DRAUGHT, GREAT STIiKXG M, AcfD EC NO MY OF TWINE are the leading features of the mw lion Frame Twine Binder. Ide MOSS JONAS, Timaru. WOOD, SHAND AND CO, Christchurcb. kelse: BRITISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, MANCE3TER STREET SOUTH, CHRISTCHUROH. Sole Agents in New Zealand for the iHKMiiravyMicii Acknowledged by all competent authorities as the LIGHTEST, BEST BALANCED, STRONGEST, AND MOST SIMPLE MACHINE Hitherto Imported into this Colony. THE JOHNSTON HARVESTER COMPANY HAVE advised us that thty have this year paid special attention to the Requirements of this Market, wbere they are now gaining a rapid hold, and in consequence upwards of a Dozen Important Improvements, suggested byt.be various Farmers through us, have been made. Amongst these we:inay mention—--Ist. FOOT TRIP —To enable the driver to trip machine at will without dismounting. 2nd. NEW LOCK TO LARGE GEAR WHEEL—This improvement does away with the slack arm and al! its connection?. No is now used. 3rd, GENERAL STKESGTHENING of Machine in all it» parts, malleable having bren substituted throughout for cafit. iron. We have the authority of the leading Agricultural Magazines in Great Britain that at thoGreatAgriculturalShowat York, visited by our Mr T. O. Kelsey, THE JOHNSTON STRING BINDER was pronounced as perfect a Machine in all points as bus ever be3n m Great Britain. JOHNSTON STRING BINDER AND HARVESTER, KELSE'? BROS., Agents. JOHNSTON WROUGHT IRON SIDE DELIVERY REAPER (The King of Reapers), Changeable Ppesd and Controllable Obtained First Prize at Paris Exhibition trials thirtv-flve competitor.?. KELSEY BROS., Agents. JOHNSTON NEW CONTINENTAL MOWER NO. 6. JOHNSTON CHANGEABLE SPEED MOWER NO. 5. KEL9EY BROS., Agents. JOHNSTON STRING HINDER. The only Reaper with an unbeaten Record ! ! Laree and Well-assortei Stock of Churn?, Cheese Pivws and Potato Diggers and B Iro, mongery, REAPING TWINE. KELSEY B K 0 S., OPPOSITE CERI3TCHURCH RAILWAY STATION. K. F. GRAY, Agents, Temuka. MORRISON A DUNLOP, Agents, GeruMine. jjgg A. D. WELLS, Agent, Timaru.
MUNDELL .AND 00. J , AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, AFP VALUATORS, GHBALDINF. Agents for the Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Agents for P and D Duncan's Ploughs, and Agricultural Implements Sales every Saturday at their Rooms, Geraldino All District Fairs attended. apl9 ROBERT WILKIN AND CO j Strathallan street, TIMARTJ, HAVE NOW LANDING, AND TO A.RRIVE— Fencing Wire, b.a., No G to 10 Barb Wire, Galvanised Strand Wire Straining Brackets Staples, diamond points Iron Standards, punched to gauge Salt, fine, coarse, and rock Cornsacks, Woolpacks, Seaming Twine Galvanised Iron, Nails and Washers Wire Nails, rose heads Oils, Paints, White and Bed Lead Seed Sowors, Seed Drills Harrows, Cambridge Rollers, Ploughs Root Pulpers, Com Crushers Chaff-cutters, horse-powers and intermediates Wines and Spirits Bottled Ale and Stout Disinfecting Powder White Powdered A rsenic General Groceries Soda Crystals, etc, etc. Turnip Seeds, all descriptions Clover Seeds, all descriptions Winnowers Grass Seed Riddles «»,' I L L 1A M nUiiTMA IN Practical Watch and Clock Maker, Working Jeweller, Optician, etc. , GERALDINE AND TEMUKA. William Coltman in thanking th« General Public of Geraldine and Temuka for the liberal support accorded him during the p»st three years, takes (his opportunity of informing them that he has just received per steamship Mana pouri a Largo Consignment of Lames and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver Chains, Alberts, "Necklets and Lockets ; Signet, Dress, Ktvp'-r. and Wedtlinir Rings ; Marble and other Clocks, varying in price from 6s to £lO. Silwr Hunting English Lever Watches from £5 each. Silver Cups for Sports, and all kinds ot Masonic Aprons and Jewellery always kept in Stock. For Price and Quality the S.ock will compare favorably with any in the Colony.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 1122, 5 January 1884, Page 1
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