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THE HEW DEERING ALL-STEEL HARVESTER AMD BINDER . FOB 1887-8 TS NOW ON VIEW AT MY YARD, RAILWAY "'IEACE. THE! DEERING BINDER" Has always been the SIMPLEST, having 1 least parts and thereby least liable to get out of order. This Year it has been FURTHER SIMPLIFIED by doing away with FIVE MORE PARTS. Farmers requiring a Machine for the Corning Harvest are invited to EXAMINE the ALL-STEEL DEERING, wlr-n I am convinced (heir verdict will be in favor of the DEERING. If you want a Machine ORDKR AT ONCE, and save disappointment, as more than half of the Machines imported for this Seaaoi are already Sold, I would also remind Farmers to SEND in their OLD MACHINES EARLY for REPAIRS, oherwise it is impossible to thoroughly Examine and Repair all the Machines and guarantee to give satisfaction. My BINDING TWINES (samples of which will be to hand in a few days) will include English, American, and Colonial Twines, and of the Very Best Quality Only JAM E S E I Nl3 LA Y, ENGINEER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Sole Aqenx’ for Tmnuka ami District for the delß NEW DEERING A L L-B TE EL BINDER S. CARLYLE IMPLEMENT AMD iO'l WORKS CHRISTCHURCH. CARLYLE PATEN T DfPO HARROWS. W E have introduced further YViubm Improvements for this Seuron, and our Harrow is ati'T far in advance of Gu.npotition. The Dies are now fixed indepen Ifnt of the Axle, and there is r,o pofsimlily of their working loose. We have also reduced the number of wearing pruts, ami Uvr by simplified and strengthened the Harrow considerably.—6oo SETS WOW IN U: ; 'L TOE CARLYLE PLOUGHS Are 3 'BOND TO NONE for Strength, Du'-ahilTy, Quality of "Work, Lightness of Draught, Reonoiny I Wearing Parts, o-o. Our I apro c l Patent- Conical Skoibh Centre 1 , is now simply perfect ion. We hare succeeded in chilling all the wearing surfaces, and reducing the par's in Weight and Size. THE CARLYLE IRON WINDMILL Is the only satisfactory Windmill in the market. Read the following testimonial: —“ Oroua Down?, Maawatu, 11th January 1837. D.n.’ Sirs.—C have great pbi-mre in testifying to the excellence of your Carlyle WindmiUe> I have been using thorn for the last five years. I have no less than nine of (hem erected on this chafe, and t nm naming you an order for three more, which I think is sufficient to show th ;t I highly approve of them.—l am, etc,, j. McLennan. NEW SPFOIAi' ITIRS. Carlyle Patent Tine Harrow, Carlyle Sere :v ciTverizn*. Twin Barrel Turnip Cutting Dray, New Telescopic Broadcast Bower, New Sheep Rieka and Chuff Boxes, Rollers, Horse Powers, Ohaffcutters, Oomcrushers, elc., etc , etc. Full Illustrated Catalogue Free oa Apoli'uti/c. f Mention this Paper!. BOOTH MACDONALD & CO. mr22

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Temuka Leader, Issue 1717, 29 March 1888, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Temuka Leader, Issue 1717, 29 March 1888, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Temuka Leader, Issue 1717, 29 March 1888, Page 4

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