OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS! lis Week! This Week! AT BON MARCHE. gggasKa wassMiaaßau: ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, STYLES, AND FASHIONS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER JT <J, J. mm tA •REID AND GRAY'S NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWER. lOR sowing Grain, Grass, Turnip, Rape, Mangel. &c,; anil the Turnip-sower can bo arrange! when ordered, to sow Luccruo or other email seeds simultaneonaly to the Bowing of Ryegrass if desired. It is the only sower in tho market that will sow with absolute regularity ou either excessively rough ov very smooth land. It will sow any desired quantity of Grain or Grass by simply changing one wheel. TESTIMONIALS, Baonfield, St. Andrews, August 9, 1884. DEW Snts.-I hive thoroughly tried your New Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machine with both grain and grass seed, and have no hesitation in saying it ia the best' Broadcast Beed-Sowet I over used. It bows grass seed remarkably well, distributing the seed evenly and regularly on tho ground, and when once set to bow the quantity ot seed requited it will continue to do so—a great advantage over the old ltitid as yon could not dopend on them Bowing the same quantity of seed for an hour. I can confidently'recommend your Faroe-Feed Sower to anyono who wishes to have their swede sown evenly on the ground. -Yours truly • D, MoLaben. Taurima, Gretcown, Taijiri, July 14th, 1884, Dm Sirs.—Tour new Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machiues sows very evenly and regularly. I think the force feeding is an improvement on the old system. There is also an improvement in the general arrangement of tho machine, as it is now oasily and expeditiously changed from its working form to a very convenient and compact form for travelling. Altogether your new Sower lias given mo much satisfaction. lam sir, youru John. Allan. • JOINTED PULVERISING DISC HARROWS, WITH PATENT IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOW THE BEST. 500 IN USE' FENGINO STANDARDS CUT TO AtiY LENGTH AND QUAQH. GBAY'S PATENT FENCING (STANDARD FOR FOLDING SHEEP &c., ON TURNIPS, AND FOR FIXING WIRE NETTING " IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, . IMPORTERS OF Agricultural Implements, and MaMmry, ' TTAVE JUST LANDED.— Hornsby's Wroutrht it'Qn Ploughs 0 (Light. Medium and Heavy), Ciroular Skoiths, Extra Wheels, Plough Slares, ShVttim Zig-Zag Harrows, Dinp Harrows, 2 an d 3-horse Whippletrees OhattentSs for hai and power, Horse powcrß with Intermediate Motions, Board-Caat Seed Fencing WiWi:.I > Wir« Galvanised Strand Wiro, Barbed Fence wiro, Fencing Staples, Galvanised Corragated Iron. ; (i IKON FENCING STANDARDS. CUT AND PUNCHED TO ORDER. ': : BAW MILL SUPPLIES OF, EVERi' DESCRIPTION. . AORICULTIIRAL IMPLEMENT STORE, _l : Feathbbsiok-SIREET, • WAREHOUSE k OFFICES, LAJKBTOH-QIIAY. E.WJILLS SCO. (LUTED), ' VELLIXCTOS. •
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1790, 17 September 1884, Page 1
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426Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1790, 17 September 1884, Page 1
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