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FARM IMPLEMENTS. ra Bms. MiMisnifßs Lead the Trade in the Australasian Colonies;: Ploughs, all lands Harrows, all kinds Screw Pulverizers Cultivators Field Rollers Horse Hoes Ridging Ploughs And we also. Manufacture 1.. .. Broadcast Sowsgs., . Seed Screens and .Winnowers Grass-Seed Strippers, Horse Gears, Chaff-cutters Corn Sheep Racks, Drays Cheese-presses, <ftc; • We will gladly/send, our complete IllUStritcid and Priced Catalogue on application. We will giye,,fullest,•information,We; Orders promptly and carefully. ; Please write ;to us before making your purchases, and it will prove-, to your, advantage. - We feel sure we can please you, and only want-the chance. ( Mention this paper. BOOTH, MACDONALD ‘ & CO., CARLYLE IMPLEMENT A IRON WORKS, O CHRISTCHURCH. REID AND GUAY’S X •! COMBINED - GRAIN. MANURE, & TURNIP DRILL, hMade jn all combinations, and to sow grain [or turnips afr willi with>or without manure pa desired. js, the drill for the limes, in upi 1i * Made any size from 4. to 8 coulters, add' ’rom 14in to 16iu between the Drills, j DOU ( BI4.EUBROW PLOUGHS j also.their 3HILLBD DIGGING PLOUGHS (withr rsrersible Ohilied Markif lesired, can be made oonverUble mtoopdiaary,Double Furrows. e .^^A T TBES AND md much lighter in draught than,thosajof any other makers. OHAJTFCUTiEKS A.WU DAGGERS. Nos. 1,2, 2J, 3, and 4 Ohaffoutters.Tmproyod Broadcast Force-feed GRAIN, IRASB, AND TURNIP with Gray’s Batent IroD Oan.ateri. New Saaland GRAIN DRILL, with positive : feed end spring ooultere. DOUBLE DRILL, LURNIP& MANURE SOWER. STEEL ZIOZAG HABROWB. sanm Price « ; rill last double tbe time of Iron, Harrows. DISC HARROWS. KRIU & WIiAIHH lORBE (GEARS are Unitersally Used in New Zealand.- They are equently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in use. Flexible [iink Chain Harrows, Horsegeare, 1,2, 3, and. 4-horse, also new pattern light 2-horse gear, rtncipfi •Standards, Plain & Barbed‘Fencing Wire, Wire Strainers, Drays, .Grabbers, Acme larrowe, Cora Bruisers, &0., &0., __

HOWARD’S CELEBRATED VIOIUGH. IAR SUPERIOR to other'-Makers, unequalled for Strength and • 'Durability. ; ’ s o * I J OnD ■H-3 ** 'X mj !3 & JZ CHILLED BREASTS AND SHARE-POINTS. SHARE-POINTS ONLY, SIXPENCE EACH. BASF DRAUGHT.. For Further Particulars Apply JAS. FINDLAY,

PUBLIC NOTICE. I B AYE ' MUCH PLEASURE in io- * forming my Friends and the Public Generally that I : HAVE NOW TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS Lately carried on by Mr J. W. Velvio and Myaelf. In order to get rid of some linos which I do not intend to keep in futare I ehall eell them ' during the NEXT’ 1 MONTH at UNDER COST PRICE. BOOTS REDUCES PER GENT. CROCEERYWARE— Gkeamt Reduced. HARDWARE, KNIVES, FORKS, AND SPOONS— Vest Cheat. BRUPHWARE— Sacrificed. MARSHA LL’S HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES, iGROOERIBS, &«. At Moderate Prices, DAVID TATLOR, TEMUKA, my 19 : POSTERS of every description printed ~ on the shortest notice at the Temuka Leader and Geraldine Guardian Genual Prlntinf Offices.

A . ■ B ;T*B' , R t S : B- 'N‘ ■ BEGS "to announce that r h«s jliaa 'PURCHASED from MR* GEORGE BATTY, GRARI, bis NESS, ondWretihe wilLin future; JMiN A VAN,' from f.ORARI to i,WTN.QHE&TER, 1 TEMUKa. andJTMABU. aa*Bua|,' on WEDNESDAYS AND,SATURDAYS, Orders. Lest" At , Ms B. Righardoon’s, ORikijV • WILL BE PUN CTO ALLY > ATTENDED ,TOj np2B YSrBMATIO, FARMING . SHOULD KEBP. PAOE WITH THE TIMES. WITH ejicb* a prospect*; of Wheat realising ngood price next year the fanbers of Boulh Canterbury Would do welbtb beat in , mind >.that by usingiZdwt of.the . . ECLIPSE COMPOUND 'MANURE to jbeAcfO .the,Yield would ( be increased 25 fco.irO per cent. r Any Farmer using {the Eclipse Manure .pn 1 average land.’andjthe crop found bat to exceed the’average by 25 pet cent; will have halfithe eoat of [the uiajnra.returned. .Arrangement, to this bo made, at time of sowing,. . FRANCIS FRANKS. ■ * Eclipse Bone MiJls, , :

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Temuka Leader, Issue 2209, 2 June 1891, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Temuka Leader, Issue 2209, 2 June 1891, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Temuka Leader, Issue 2209, 2 June 1891, Page 1

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