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REID & GRAY'S CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS. (Double or Single Furrow.) AT the various competitions with, the Imported Digger Eeid and Gray's Plough was awarded First and Second Prizes at Southland Champion Ploughing Match, First and Second Prizes at Wyndham Match, First Prize at Mataura, and First Prize at Waimea. To those who prefer this style Of ploughing we can give them the easiest drawn, best working, least expensive in repairs, and infinitely the best made and MOST DURABLE DIGGER. Of New and Converted Diggers we have a large number at, work in all parts of New Zealand. Our Diggers are fitted with Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Shares and Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Points at same price" as Double Furrow Plough Shares. Chilled Cast Socket Shares, 2s each. ! Chilled Cast Share Points, 6d each. Hard Tempered Unbreakable Steel Points, Is each. These Steel Points will wear twice as long as ordinary points, and can be turned upside down as often as necessary, thus always keeping a keen cutting edge,underneath. "We makes these ploughs sn the following sizes:—DOUBLE FURROW DIGGER, with or without adjusting {■ cai; DOUBLE FURROW DIGGER, with or without adjusting gear, made so that it can be used as-a Double or Single Furrow Digger as desired (10s extra). Single Furrow Digger, with or without adjusting gear. The Single Furrow Digger can be fitted as an ordinary plough at 50s extra; as an ordinary Swing Digger; or as an ordinary Double Furrow Plough convertible into a <"' TESTIMONIAL.—Totara Estate, June 3, 1890. Toßeid& Gray.—ln reply to your memo, of 27th inst., asking iny opinion of tqe work done by your plough at the Digging Plough Trial held here on Tuesday last, I must say I was agreeably surprised to see your "Converted Digger" do such splendid work. . . . Yours sincerely, John Macpherson, Manager. REID & GRAYS'COMBINED GRAIN, MANURE, & TURNIP DRILL, Fencing Standards, Fencing Wires, Strainers, Drays, Grubbers, Acme Harrows, &c.

FARM:.]MPLEMENTBi Lead the Trade-in thei Australasian Colonies. Ploughs, all kinds Harrows, all kinds Screw Pulverizers Cultivators Field Rollers Horse Hoes Ridging Ploughs And we also Manufacture Broadcast Sowe'rS Seed Screens and Winnowers Grass-Seed Strippers Horse Gears, Chaff-cutters Corn Crushers, Turnip Cutters Sheep Racks, Drays Cheese-presses, etc. We will gladly send out complete; Illustrated and Priced Catalogue on application: We will give . fullest information. We will fill 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, MACDONALB& CO., CARLYLE IMPLEMENT & IRON WORKS, CHRISTCHURCH.

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COACHOLINE. ' £ WONDERFUL HEALER A 'i . tfOB, J ANIMAL ! '■' AND CURES: OHiLBLAES-S & CHAPPED 'HANDS, , Men everything el> fails. one shiliSgper -sis. PRIESt S WGATE, IRONMONGERS, J aul4- TIMARU. * GRAIN SEASON,IB9I. 'T / 8., RUTLAND & CO. Or--# Are; Cash Buyers of OATS, BARLEY, GRASS SEED,: AND POTATOES. In any quantities. ON SALE—.T3est Quality Binding Twine, Full-si: red Cornsa-cks and Twine, at Lowest Rates. | Beswick Stbebt Auction Rooms. i fel2

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Temuka Leader, Issue 2226, 11 July 1891, Page 1

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497

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Temuka Leader, Issue 2226, 11 July 1891, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Temuka Leader, Issue 2226, 11 July 1891, Page 1

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