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Temuka Leader, Issue 2135, 9 December 1890, Page 1

LOUGH'S PATENT WOOL J»RESS. THIS is not * Scoured Wool 01 Dumping Preaa, neither is it a Child's PlaythW. IT IS A FARMER'S PRESS FOB GBEASY WOOL, and it is the Beßt in tbo Market, the Handiest, the Cheapest, the Simplest, the Quickest, aDdiihe most Compact. and Sold, 700 in the last FOUR YiBARS. Every Man owning 500 Sheep should hare one. It Mmi Pat. PRICES— Painted or Plain. Varnished. £ s. d. £ b. d. Three-quarter Size...l7 10 O 18 10 O Full Size ... ..18 10 0 19 10 0 At Ohristcburoh StatioD. Send for our Complete Illustrated Catalogue of Farm Machinery, and i Mention this Paper. (booth, MACDONALD & CO., V CARLYLE IMPLEMENT AND >'■ IRON WORKS, CHRISTCHURCH

TEMUKA CARRIAGE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORK?. WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE -PROPRIETORS... ALL Kinds of Buggies, Spring Traps, .Etc.,. mads and repaired. Sheep Feeders in Stock. Wb would .call the attention o| Farmers td our ZEALANDIA. WINNOWER, which is the Beat and Cheapest in--the market, and which we are selling from £l2 and upwards. No Farmer should be without one.. Call and inspect Machines at our Premises. The HORSE SHOEING DEPARTMENT is under the charge of MR JAMES GRANT, whose nam* will be sufficient Guarantee of all work being done to the satisfaction of our Clients. -WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE, Blaoksmiths,' Wheelwrights, and Undertakers au3l Main Road, Temuka. J. H. WALKER, MACHINIST AND GENERAL SMITH, ADdrewville, Temuka, ■"S prepared to REPAIR every descripX fcioß of Machinery, Implements, bicycles and Fire-arms. Tinware and Stove-piping of all kinds made and repaired. Aoent for the Wood Reaper and Binder. ECLIPSE BONE MILLS TEMUKA. ,HESE MILLS ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, and orders are invited for BONEDUST OR SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. The Proprietor undertakes to supply Bone» dnst pure and simple, without any admixture, and the Superphosphates will be of the very best quality, and in such condition as to admit of its being drilled in with the leed. THE until further notice, will be THE SAME AS ARE CHARGED IN DUNEDIN, viz., £7 per ton* 8s 6d per ewt., 4' 6d per half owt.; smaller quantities, 12lb for a shilling. If you want an abundant crop of Wheat, Oats, or Barley, Bonednst should be drilled in with the seed, 2 cwti. 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 6eoure them against the ravages of the Fly, use Superphosphate of Lime, or, better still, half Superphosphate and half Bonedust. Your land would then be in the best possible condition for Wheat or Barley to follow. For Fruit Treefl, Potatoes, and Oniom Bonedust is best, but for Cabbage*, Tomatoes, and Flowers the Superphosphate is preferable. It is hoped that the Farmers and Gardeners of South Canterbury; will ENCOURAGE THIS NEW ! INDUSTRY, which is calculated to benefit all in no small j degree. au23 FRANCIS FRANKS. JAMES DUNQAN (Late J, Ogilvie PLUMBER, TINBMITH, ZINC AND IRON WORKER, *c, &c, TEMUKA, Having worked at the trade over 13 yean inDunedin and the Australian Colonies, ifl prepared to carry out everything in ooneetion with it in a neat and expeditious manner, GOOD WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED, Hot-water Appw-tus, Eleotric and Hanging Bells fitted up and repaired. A Large>nd Woll-aisorted Stock, at moderate prices always on hand. ap26 LIDELIB for Rubber Stampß received ' at the Ljeadbb Office