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Temuka Leader, Issue 2072, 15 July 1890, Page 4

REID AND GRAY’S DOUBLE-FURROW 1 PLOUGHS. ALSO THEIR CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, With .Rbtbbribib Poikis, Whioh'jifdeiired, can be made convertible into ordinary Double Furrows. TESTIMONIALS: j Dnntroon, May 14,1890, j To Eeid ato Qbax. Th* DoublerPurrow Plough that you cob* verted into’ a Digging* Plough for nie is giving latisfaction. It is doing splendid vibrk. f I am ploughing lOin. deep on ridgy land with five medium horses —the ground at present being harder than I ever experienced owing to tpe continued drought. Several farmers have befcn looking at the digger at work, arid'have ekpressed themselves highly satisfied with tpe manner it performs the work. I have been ploughing on stony 1 land with it without! a single breakage} moreover.' it is very easily converted into an ordinary Donble-Porrow or vice versa.—(Signed) Jambs B. Taxlob. j Thb Best in thi Mabkbt.g--. • And' much dghjter in draught than of ‘any other "HalArs. Send for-PirtiolilaM . andPrices.n PapakaiOjMay3o, >IB9O. To Bbid ahd Qbax, ; s I have much pleasure jin informlhgj yon that the two Digging Plptighr great satisfaction. They break 1 Gtpnthe ground so well that’ very. little /barrowing is required. I am , working; them, with, lonr horses , each, and doing four "Bay With eabh plough. I am'. goin’g' ttf iith the drill, and am con ridering 1 I will harrow any before sowing,'as the ground is so well pulverised already, (! If Idp be only with one turn of the harrpwa. Hymsn men say they make a much betterjdb,aadd* □bt leave the furrows ba edge'in lea asths imported one does.' (Signed) Donald BobBIB. PLOUGHS. Single, (Double, and Three Furaow, Compound Driver, Subsoilingj Pulverising,Jelc.'

FIRST AWARDS at Melbourne and Dunedin Exhibitions—Beat Design, Best Maierials, Beet Workmanship. Send ;for'Complete Illustrated .Catalogue of Our Farm Implements.' l :; BOOTH, 1 MACDONALD & CO;, CHRISTCHUR6H o O o £ P N.Z. INDUSTRIAL. GAZETTE P “ Hie btending is entirely attended to* by >Mr. Nelsoa.mmsev NgUSO who,ls a-Taster of great experience, 1 and has had special . traininginthe art." - -i*. i ; TIMAKU HEBALp.v THE N 1 This firm deserves the slipPort of all purchasers of Tea port of all purchasers of Tea as the article they'ofler ;is 'superior tb‘ anything'we k .have seen in thisColoriy.” PRESS m “'Mr. Nelson, is a pro m fessional 1 Taster' and Blender.” R 6.0 EAS \>i THOUGH COPIED ■ BY ALL A 2t-m ui NEtSONMDUE 1 H 8/4*4/ \ per lb. CHEH AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. AGENTS - N. DUN LOP &C 0

Reduction IN * ' Price. fpHE Proprietor begs to ncilifj tuac the PRIGExnr THIS PAPER has beefiLOWERED as follows "SUBSCRIPTION ; For One Quarter (in advance 4s 11 ~ ~ (booked)... 5s Yearly (in advance) 15s ~ (booked) ... ... 20s It is now the CHEAPEST TRI. WEEKLY PAPER in NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trusts that' the ■ INCREASED CIRCULATION will compensate for the reduction made in its price. It is essentially a LOOAJL 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 he trusts he will not bo disappointed.