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Temuka Leader, Issue 2091, 28 August 1890, Page 4

CRAY’S DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS. ■ALSO THEIE CHILLED! DIGGING PLOUBHS, 'OUSTS, <1 f i * ■/ WhicbjlPdetired.iSAn bajpaifficonfiarbible •• into ordinary Doable Furrow*. TESTIMONIALS: 80th June, 1890. To Eajd f; Cray. “ In. irfply; , to your mqpOn.pt. 27*h inst, asking ,my opinion of, the work done,by your plough it the Digging Plough Tbiai. held hereorf Tae*dky : l*Bt, ; imUlt eey T wk* ably surprised to soeyonr 1 Converted iDigger do »noh flplendid work. oomidering the dry state of the ground and the. tough couchgrass it hid to“work in—the latter it buried completely out of sight, and-left the furrows thoroughly broken up rnto a fine tilth. There Thb Best in thh : 11 Mabket, And much'lighter'in' draught thanthoseof] o any. other Makent; n Send for Particulars, ? and Prices. *- -.' was no doubt in; the mind of any ef the farm*,. its present ‘fhakVlt did superior' r "jwpt*“ r tp' 'either of the other, three diggenT oh tlii ground. and the draught did udt ap|ftir't« L be any heavier :oo the hofies. > Yon iareiiba* ferring a great,fcooh ..on farmers- by r ma)||Bfj[ (their old d'ouble-fnrrow /ploughs opnTerUble. mto si Diggers' it 1 such' a ’reas’ohahle’obst.-^ J Youre sincsryly.. . ./ ' j , "John Maoprbrsor, , 1 Manager for N.Z. and AustraUaniLtmdOo.,,, I ‘ ' ‘ TotaraEstate.” ” ' ' ’ '' s ~ rvT ATTH >fa ! .|j.V3 ; Single, Double, and Three Funow, Oompouh(f' , liev'er | - I NV.) UljllU. ! Snb’soiling, PalverieiDg.'etc.' nil FIRST AWARDS »fc‘ Melbourne and Dunedin -Exhibitions—Best Design, BaaL ■ Materials, Best WorkmahshibP , L ' r ~ Send for Complete 1 Illuetrated CataioguejbrOurJFarm Implements.BOOTH/MACDONALD & CO., K OA aI^Ib»K'?WOBM, 1 CHRISTCHURI,; FOR ASK YOUR O Q 90 tin Bile OQ P-i o -in.v. b>-/. p r l i ,Z..INDUSTRIAL;GAZETTE i “ The blending is-entirely, atten- ( , t ;, ded to by Mr. ‘■ Nelson 1 ’ t .w.ho is k Taster of greaf.ejyperi- \ - R .encei and his. had a special / tk[ "training 1 in the art.” v -> 7*; % TIMA.-1J: HESALD; , J P m SON IN .THE .“,This hrin the sup-,.« ; 'port of all jmrcliasers' Of Tea A as the article they softer isr, ? superior to anything -wem'haveseeninthisCol&ny ■ R n UR -. PRESS r • V.Mr. Nelson, is-a.,pro " fefsiohal" ’Taster " and L {Blender.” ’’ f m ASI THOUGH COPIED BY ALL j PRICES! : ; 2/-: v 2/4 ; ,2/8. 3/-:’ X‘perljbi't: U2 SDNMBHE E -i CHCH w * 25 <1 AUCKLAND, WEILINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH, OUNEOIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.’ .' 7 AGENTS - N. DUN LOP &QQ

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