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Temuka Leader, Issue 2059, 14 June 1890, Page 4

GR&Y O T-tTERE AWARDED GoW S VV Medal and First Order o| W Meritand Speoi*l " Mention "fely^'{"he g Jurors at the recent ; 'Melrjotirrle g Exhibition ; : and' also at the previous ! *«s§P! p iGold-Medal for their Double Farrow O Plough, but Spepial ' ornraendatoiy . M reference from the follow* —" la ploughs there is one exhibit; to which wo wish to draw special attention »a ; being the beit, and that is the Double Farrow of Raid 'and Gray, Dunedb, New Zealand. In finish arid construction it ii far superior to anj other." DOtJBIiE-FtrBROW The Double Drill Turnip arid iManureg-Sbwer'—■ Beit' Material arid Workmanship' through- Manure, is sown in front of R6,Uerß,"an ; d.,put out.., deeply in or shallow as preferred. xKe DISC HABROWB—-In sizes from 6ft to Turnip Seed is »own through i f leparate 12ft wide. Seed'iowing Attachments' spout behind thei rollers,arid can be'put in fitted on if required. New Positive Feed Broadcast Seed-iower. ai shallowas required, and covered'wi';h the small rollers behind. Improved New Zealand Grain Drill, with Steel Ziz-Zag Harrows—Same prioe.afc Irpa. Positive Feed and Spring Coulters, is the will last double the time of Iron Ha!#ows> best Drill in the Market. 13,15, and 17 Reid and' Gray's Horse Gears are universally Coulters 7in Centre Machine kept in atook. used in New Zealand. Over 1000 ma Oie. ' Reid and Grray's Combined Manure irid Made ;Oenyertible Turnip Drill, made any size from 4to 8 to an ordinary Double-Furrow Plough. Coulters; arid from 14in to 16in between Send for Particulars, the Drills. Catalogues on Application. FLAX STRIPPERS. LEASE SEND FOR S OF O U R IMPROVE D MAC HI BEFORE PURCHASING. ALSO LIST OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND ENGINES. BOOTH. MACDONALD & GO CHRISTC H U R C H . > ASK YOUR GROCER FOR e*7IN THE "^Ots ■'tew , THOUGH COPIED N BY ALL bram ■lrisM-flsK N.Z. INDUSTRIALGAZETTE. i" The blending is entirely attended to by Mr. Nelson '-feirisßw * who is a Taster of great-experi-ence, and has bad a special ■ training in the art."TIMABTJ HEBALDi '' This firm deserves the support of all purchasers of Tea as the article, they :ofiec is superior to anything we have seen in thisColeny." PRESS;. -." Mr. Nelson is a,professional Taster and Blender." PRICES: 2/- 2/4 ,2/8 3/3/4*4/ ...ill I. s»siiii— #.. ~ , PORE BLEMDED TEAS. 4- AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEOIN, ,- 4 AGENTS EVERYWHERE, '^'l A&ENTS...-. K DUN LOP &CO

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Heductian IN Prieei f"|l HE Proprietor begs to nttifj tunc the PRICE of THIS PaPEK hhs been LOWERED as follows:~ SUBSCRIPTION : For One Quarter (in advanca 4=5 ii >, it (booked)... 5s Yearly (in advance) ... ... 15s „ (booked) 20s ll is now the CHEAPEST TRI. WEEKLY PAPER in NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trust* that the INCREASED CIRCULATION will compensate- for the reduction made in its price. It is essentially a LOC&.L PAPER, devoted to the interests of the district. It is impossible for the papers published in large centres of population to pay the same attention to the requirements of the district as it does. On these grounds the Proprietor bases his claim for support, and h<3 trusts he will not be disappointed.