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Temuka Leader, Issue 2071, 12 July 1890, Page 4

AND GRAY’S D 0 U BLE-FURROW PLOP CHS ALSO THEIR CHILLED DIGGINGgPLOUGHS, * With t . 9*yh«ribm .. Foots, Which, If desired j can be 1 made > convertible into ordinary i Double Furrow*. TESTIMONIALS: ' * Dantrooni’ Mey 14, 1890, To Bbi»' akd' Ghat. The iDonblerFurro w> Plough! that- you-con* netted, into a Digging plough for me, is giving satisfaction.' It i* doing' iplendid work; I am ploughihgTOin.deepon ridgy land with five medium horses—the 1 ground lat present being hardertthab I. (everlexperienoed- owing,to the i cpntinuocldrought. Several, farmer* been looking at the digger. at. work, and have exhighly idtiiified’with the nihiier it performs libe'‘Wbrk. 5 * I* bare been i ploug hihg on i stony. land .with i it! -Without a jinglerbreftkagej. moreover, it,i* very,eerily converted into ,an pirdinary Double-Pprrow or vice versa.—(Signed), Jakbs B. Tatlob. Thb ’Best in in ' ‘ ,u ‘ MkBKBT, And much dighteriin draught; tharitboekhf ■ any olherJ Makers. Bend for Particular* : ahd’Frioei. I ,'? ; ‘ ; : Papakaioj' May 3(1*1890, I rl have much (pleasure ininfornxiDg.yoa that the two pigging Piqughi havfi jiypß|me great satisfaction.,' They break up r the ’grpiiud ! Bo Well that very s littlo harroYringlie reqnired. I '.am :wbrking 'thenjrJtWith9if#ttf -horses' feacbjiand- doingfouriaoreeopetijdkf 'With each plough. I.am, i thft"drill,, and am ooniidering wUrther I will harrow any before sowing,'k* tM ground is so%ellpulverised 1 he-only i With one turn:of -theibarrowSriMyjinem inen say- they, make a much,better jah, not leave the- furrows on edge. - 'm. lea imported one doe*. , , J , , L ... . / ;.;; r (Signed) 'DONAI® 6 BO|«l*.t PLOUGHS. Single,'Double, and T,hree Furrow, Subsoiling, Pulverising,l etc. ‘ ■TIIBST ((AWARDS' at-MeJbtJurno and Donedlnn Exhibitions—h . H Best - Workmanship- r Send ifori Oomp]eto, lilHßtrated ;Catalogue of Our Farm Implements. BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., Q ASK YOURGROSER FOR InlA I--o m hH e*t r 4*l p I.Z.INDUSTRIAtiGAZETTf. “ The blending is : entirely atteft; 1 ded to by Mr. NeTsop !hirasey i who is a Tasteriof grea<iesper»kience, and has had: a special M training in the art." J ‘ ,7». % ;ti mabitherAld. - 1 .Wk “ This firm deserves the supIk port of all jiurchasers of Tea as the article tliej- 'bfler ; is . superior to any tiling. w* : have seen in this Colony." 1 % • 1 PRESS U 1 LiSO IN THE R .\> e ° : : Mr.rNelson )is f a pro* fessional Taster and Blender." • ' PRICES; , ! iijTHOUGH ; h COPIED J wm AWAAQei) 2/8 3/ n BY ALL; SdNMDAIE pm w CKCH fen lb. l y AUCKLAND.WE LIXGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. J AUKXTTS - X. Dl'Nl.Ol' &fO

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