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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 163, 15 June 1901, Page 4

N.Z.L. and M'A. Coy a churn see; THE “ DAISY ” BARREL CHURN. The Best macie. Limited supply. At the Christchurch Show, the Farmer's Favourite Combined Grain, Manure & Turnip Drill Gained the GOLD MEDAL, Also First at Ashburton and Oamaru. THE Walter A. Wood Wide-Open Rear-3-Apron Reaper and Binder Gained the ONLY MEDAL awarded, BOTH MACHINES COMPETING WITH EVERY MAKE AT PRESENT ON THE MARKET. The “ WOOD ” is the simplest and best Binder on the market. We do not base our claim to superiority on prizes alone. Wc start all our machines and GUARANTEE THEM to WORK WELL. £|lf you are a buyer, write for a trial. Sole-Agents for Nicholson’s Patent “ Hercules" spring Ssteel - tine Cultivator, “ Hinetnoa” Potato Harvester (cost saved in’ about three acres of potatoes), Labour - saving Garden Implements, E.G. Reapers (the best clover cutter made.) In order to meet the requirements of Farmers, we would be pleased to receive their orders for TWINE and OIL for the coming season. FULL STOCK OF EXTRAS AT WALMATB AGENCY. CHAS. A. WILSON, Local Agent, Steward street. H. FERGUSSON. PAINTER, PAPERHANGER and GLAZIER, RAVING Removed to those premises next door to the Co-Operative store, announces that ; he;sprepared to do all kinds of wopappertain ng to the trade at Reasonable Pisces. Workmgjfisfcfp guamnteed. Piotuie Framing aJpscialty. € N Queen street, Waijiate, HAVE two or three Duncan Drills (new) for sale sat Re^tfced Prices. do well to inspect before’, opjcchasing elsewhere. fry. atwill. George Collett, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Naylor Street, Walmatb, "OEGJSjo announffi that he has Imin PdEhed and flowed Coffin PurniMortuary Boffißites." fCES are LOW as are with jiIRST-CL ASS WORKRfIANSHIP. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Subscribers are requested to notify this Office if their papers are rw delivered regularly. NOTICE |0 ADVERTISERS. Alterations to standing advertisements in this paper must reach the office not later than 10 a.m. on the day preceding that of dublioation. -