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Temuka Leader, Issue 2207, 28 May 1891, Page 1

BE ID ...AND GRAY'S ' COMBINED GRAIN.' MANURE, & TURNIP A JVJade in sljoombinations, and fco sow grain or,turnips or without manure os deaired, ' Xhfs is £he djrjllfor the time*. from 14in to 16Th’ between the Drills. DOUBLE FURROW,. PJLOiy&HS;} CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS (with reversible Chilled Points, 6d each) desired, ban be mid* ebnyartißle into ordinary Double Farrows. - 'JEt® and much lighter in draught than tbbeeof any other makers. OHAFPOUT i’K BAGOEBSL Übaf li 3i 2J,fi3i'and 4'Ohaffoutters. Improyedßroadoast-Foroefaed GRAIiN, GRASS# AND TLB NIP, SOWER,, with Gray’s Patent Iron 7 Zealand dGiRAIN DRILL, with positive..feed end- spring coulters. DOUBLE DRILL, fDRNW& MANURE SOWER. STEEL ZIGZAG HARROWS, same Price aa Iron ; .will last dwMo thb,.time of ;Iron Harrows..,.DlSC HARB , EBID & ,QRAY 8 'ffQflSlC- in New Zealand. '..The/_are eelf-oontained; eonora Bruisme^ #p.,, Ao., Ha rro

farm implements . -DI r Lead the Trade in the Australasian Colonies. Ploughs, all kinds Harr6ws; all kinds Screw' Pulverizers ’CULTfIVATbRS : , Ridging. Ploughs A nd { also ■ Mdnufaciufv . Sowers Seed Screens and Winnowers Prass-Seed Strippers Horse Gears, Chaff-cutters Corn Crushers, Turnip Cutters Sheep Racks, Drays jCfIEESE-PRESSES, <5tC. O- ' We will gladly send our completes Illustrated and Priced , Catalogue bn application. We' Will' give fullest information. We will .fill Orders' piromptly and carefully. { Please write to us before making ‘ ffG+djin. yovL aji<£ only;sanf th'e chance. Mention this paper. BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., CARLYLE IMPLEMENT & IRON WORKS, !/ S'' CHRISTCHURCH. ' ' T 1

HOWARD’S CELEBRATED DIGGING lAR SUPERIOR to other -Makers, unequalled for Strength and Durability. BEUKORD tG -O -- w -lOWA K D ' - /■- - «**!! - - fc USS*ss£sS&& CHILLED BREASTS AND SHARE-POINTS. SHARE-POINTS ONLY SIXPENCE EACH. B AST DBA UGHT. For Further Particulars Apply JAS. FINDLAY, ENGINEER, TEMUKA.

PUBLIC NOTICE. [PAVE MUCH PLEASURE in informing my FciendajuiVS tbe<Ppblic Jenarally that I HAVE NOW TAKEN OVER THE business jntoly carried pn by J. W. Velvin aDd Myself. [ In order toget rid of some lines wh’oh I do nob'iintentf-to keep in ; futareT shall sell them datlnfe-'the NEXT MONTH at UNDER COST’ PRICE, BOOTS REDUCED) PER CENT, CUIOC;KXr.YWAIiK—Grbaii-T Rkduckd, ! HARDWARE, KNIVES, FORKS, AND BRUSHWARE— Sacrificed. MARbHAX L’V , .HQM^BOR^W,) ' MEDICINES,. GROgKIIIES, "&f,~ At .Moderate Prices; DAVID TAYLOR, TEMUKA.' xnyl9 ‘ ' .rjRGENT , PRIVATE MAT I'ERS necessitate DR . DISCONTINUANCE OF PRACTICE ip Temuka for tbs present, my 14

A, -JpE TERSE N BT?Gs' <o *'»nWohbe ..that . t® Orders Left Mr B. Riohabdson i, WILL BE* PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED i.... r>t.■ n■ xo. vr; ’ " • "P* 8

Y3TK MAT 10 FARMING JJjJOULD KEMP PAQB lyi’TM dTHB TIMES. WITH each a! prospect of Wheal realising o go6d jjn» .hexl the farmers bit S6utH Canterbury would dwell to bear io mind tbftf blueing 2owt. of the ■ ■ ‘ ECLIPSE COMPOUND MAHURE to the Acre tbe Field would be increased 25 to »0 per'cent. 1 Any. Farmer tfsing the Eclipse Manure on average land, and tH« crop found not to exceed the average bj 26 per cent, will have half the cost of tb* manure returned. Arranjgement to tbh effect to be made at time b! sowing. 1 'FRANCIS* FRANKS. Eclipse Bone Mitts, I May 6tb, I*9l. , “J,