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Temuka Leader, Issue 2115, 23 October 1890, Page 1

4)110111 VXtflSu*. a EVjtag umi LOUGH'S PATENT ~ Wool press, I rnHIS ia not « Scoured Wool oi j | Dumping Press, neither is it a i Child’s Plaything. IT IS A FARMER’S I PRESS FOB GREASY WOOL, and it I is the Beet in the Market, the Handiest, | the Cheapest, the Simplest, the Quickest, i and themost Compact. We have Made I and Sold 700 in the last FOUR YEARS. Eyery Man owning 600 Sheep should have one. It will Pat. PRICES— Painted or Plain. Varnished. 1 - £ a. d. £ s. d. Threv-quarteT 8ize...17 10 0 18 10 0 Full Size ... . ..18 10 0 19 10 0 At Christchurch Station. Send for; our) Complete! Illustrated -Catalogue of Farm Machinery, and Mention this Paper. MOW; MACDONALD & GO.. CARLYLE IMPLEMENT AND IRON WORKS,, CHRISTCHURCH

TBMUKA CARRIAGE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORK?. williams awl colville -..1 ■■ i PROPRIETORS. < = LL.vEjnds of Buggies, Spring Traps* r Etc., made and repaired. Sheep Feeders in Stock. :We would,call the attention of Farmers to our, ZEAL ANDIA WIN* NOWER, which is th.e Beet and Cheapest in the market, and which' We ! a*e !f selling ffdin and upwards.' ; Nor Farmer; shouldn be without one* .Call and inspect -Machines a( our Premises. The , HORSE, SHOEING DEPARTMENT is under the charge" of MR JAMES GRANT, whosb name will'be Suffi-cient-Guarantee'of all work being done to the satisfaction sbf ounlOlients;' .;; r • I WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE, Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, and -Undertakers au3l Main Road, Temuka.

J. H. WALKER, MACHINIST AND GENERAL SMITH, ~ Andrewville, Temuka, IS prepared‘to; REPAIR every description of Machinery, Implements, Bicycles and Fire-arms, Tinware and Stove-piping of all kinds made and repaired. Agent for the Wood Reaper and Binder. se24

ECLIPSE BONE MILLS lEMUKA. These mills are now in full OPERATION, and orders are invited for BONEDUST OR SUPERPHOSPH ATE OF LIME. The Proprietor undertakaj to supply Bone • duet pare and simple, without any admixture, and the Superphosphates will be of the very beat quality, and ,in such condition as to admit of its being drilled in with the seed. THE PRICKS, until further notice, will be THE SAME A 8 ARK CHARGED IN DUNEDIN, viz., £7 per ton, 8s 6d per owt., 4 6d per half owt.; amaller Quantities, 121 b for a shilling. If you want an abundant crop of Wheat, Oats, or Barley, Bonedust should, be. drilled in with the seed, 2 owt*. to the acre. The land is then well manured for three years at least. If you want to improve your pasture land without breaking up, give a good top dressing of Bonedust. If you want to force on your Turnips, and so secure them against the ravages of the Fly, use Superphosphate of Lime, or, batter still, half Superphosphate and half Bonedust. Tour land would then be in lheßest possible condition for Wheat or Barley to follow. For Fruit Trees, Potatoes, and n Onion* Bonedust is best, ibut for-Cabbages, Tomatoes, and Flowers the Superphosphate is preferable. r i ■ . ■ h It is hoped that the Farmers and Gardeners of South Canterbury will ENCOURAGE THIS NEW INDUSTRY, u which is calculated to benefit all in no small degree. au23 FRANCIS FRANKS.

WOOL SHEEPSKINS ETC. .TTANIIsU TO PURCHASE FOR VV CASH Good Clean Lines of HALF BRED & MERINO WOOL. Also Good Sound PELTS and LAMBSKINS, CLIPS SCO HEED AT ■ ■ ' ’ CURRENT RATES, BY ■ !i WILLIAMS’ PATENT MACHINERY. A. W. ENSOE, ORARI,. WOOL WORKS, Postal Address : Winchester, 19

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