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Temuka Leader, Issue 2103, 25 September 1890, Page 4

PLOUGHS. -Single, Double, anrl Three Furjow, Compound Lever Subsoiliog, Pulverising^'etc. \*a V M % v Wi ■IIRST AWARDS at Melbourne aod DBuedin Exhibitions—Beat Design,'Beßt' i Materials, Beer, Workiuanship. * " ' iSend for Oemplete Illnstrated Catalogue 1 of Our Farm Implements. BOOTH, MACDONALD & 00., C CHRfSTCHUBOH REID AND CRAY'S DOUBjLE-FURROW PLOUGHS. ALSO THEIR CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, ""*'"" Thb Best nr thi Mabket, - And much lighter ia , draught than thbie of any other Makert. ddud for PartioaJiaf* aad Price,. With Rbvh«ribi« Poihts, Which, if deiired, can be made convertible into ordinary Doable Furrowi. BBS m \u\tiJ.t^irn^r}x m. m m

TESTIMONIALS: ni nb:doubb;in : itheinnnd of any <if the farm* ■'.„.,' icon er* present that it did. | superior work to SO-bJune, lsyu. either of the ether, three diggers; on,.,s§ To Beid & Gray. ground, and the draught did not »ppe»jr ( tt I "In reply to your memo, of 270 h inst., ge any hearier on the horses. Ton'are 'em»" asking my opinionof the work done by your f erring a great boon on formers by making plough *t the DiG«UH9 PlOtJaH Tbiali, held their old double-furrow ploughs oonyertible' hereon Tueiday 4»Bt, I musteaylwßMgree v into'Diggers* at suoh a reaeOßaule,Coifc*iably surprised to see your • Converted Digger' Youre ainceryly. do inchsplendid Work, considering the dry ; "Johk Maophbrsoic, I state of the" ground »Dd the tough couch- •» Manager for KiZ. 1 and Australian Land GoV grass it had to work 'in—the latter' ifciburied Totara Estate." completely out of sight, an* left the furrows thoroughly broken up into 1 a fine tilth. There ..[,.■■. ''> „ _L L_ ; " '■ ! ' - ' '' ■' ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IM THE , THOUGH COPIED Xf± BY ALL vLihusms^^ S 3 UUBgiwiß^ »*k mm* N.Z. INDTJSTEIAI.: GAZETTE. " 'blending is 1 entirely J atte'o- : ded to by Mr. Nelson tnimsaf*' . who is a Taster of great experi- . ence, and lias had a special I (training in the art." ■ : '' "<^. ; ; r TIMABU HERAM. !' This firm deserves the support qf all purchasers of Tea, as the article they'ofier is superior to anything we L have seen inthisColony." a , PRESS. " Mr. Nelson 13 a professional Taster' and , B(etider," " PRICES.: i 2/-;2/4 V4&4A per lb. g PURE MMMD TEAS. " \ AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON, GHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. AGENTS ■■ - \s; DOTLOP I & GO

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