BEID AND GRAY'S wmmwrnmammn (STOLE OR DOUBLE) TESTIMONIAL MosniEi, J Gtli December, 1886. f pHE Cliaftcutter (Rcid & Gray's) that you turned into ut Bagger for mo is work--1 ing splendidly, and lam highly satisfied with it, ]fc is a great improvoment over the common chafl'cutter, the Moving and riddling makesa grand samplo, It is only a matter of time when nothing else will take the market. _. „ (Signed) Samuel Taggaut. Chaircuttors, baud and horsepower, all sizes 1, 2, 3, and 4 Horse Powers, at reduced prices-over 1000 mado Double and Treble l'louffhsXieht, Medium. H«a,w MOWm ZIG-ZAG HARROWS, in Steel or best iron. Tho beat general purpose Harrow in the market. Grain Drills for all kinds of seeds-INVALUABLE. Disc Harrows (greatly improved for the season). Disc Harrows mounted as Grain Seedsowers make an efficient and easily managed Sower. Broadcast Forccfeed Sowers, Universally admitted to be perfect. (Send for Testimonials). mmikwmvjmxmmmwm No. 1 Royal Farm Mill, 24in. wide" - • £7 03 Od, N»- 2 „ „ 30in. wido - - £8 10a Od, Cambridge Rollers-all sizes, Tripod Harrows, Iron Bark Swingletrees, Chain Harrows, Corn Bruisers, Farm Drays, Fencing Wire, Fencing Standards, Acme and Excelsior Strainers, Walker's Patent Strainers, (id each. Carriage paid to any Station on main line between Christchurch and Invercaraill, and freight to any main port in terms as stated ir. Catalogue. AGEKTS FOR CLAYTON & SHUTTLE WORTH'S PORTABLE ENGINES AND THRESHERS. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION.
advance new Zealand. PRO BONO PUBLICO. , T7IA.CTS arc stubborn tilings, and the following aro a few which UIO3O who wish to JO support Colonial Industry, and especially those who wish to economiso should study ; Before you buy a new article it behoves you to enquire into the quality of tho said articlo, and not be led away by the business puffs set flying by those who do not scruple to stoop to anything to moke a buaiuoss. We recommend as being the BEST in tho colonies. We can do so without fear of contradiction, Gas is the great property which coal should contain, and our Government Analyst lias proved beyond a doubt that there is no coal in tho Australasia Colonies containing the quantity the BRUNNER COAL docs. Wo have also the best English authorities, according to analysis, who jilaco it far beyond Newcastle coal for containing those properties. Backed up by those indisputable authorities, we can recommend our coal as being the BEST and CHEAPEST in tho markot. TO LANDLORDS AND HOUSEKEEPERS we give a few words of advice, There are coals in tho markot which, to tho uninitiated, may appear a nico and pleas, ant article, emitting a great heat—go great, indeed, that by its uso your registor stoves and grates which, to those who study finance, makes a great difference. Anothor thing to study 13 the lasting power ot these coals. It buma too quickly, to the detriment of the consumers' pocket. It is a well-known fact that with 41b weight of BRUNNER COAL you can make as largo a firo as you can with 61b of any other owing to the large proportion of gas it contains. It expands whon heated, and emits a steady heat, and is acknowledged by all to bo a great money-savor. Another fact worth noticing is, that the BRUNNER COMPANY donothavo to buy. thuir coal from other mine proprietors as our local dealers have to.. There is no second profit, They are owners of the BRUNNER MINE, having their own fleet of steamers, and depots in different parts of tho Colony, conducted by thomselves, which onables them to sell cheaper and with more benefit to the consumer than any othor firm can. AH those who havo the interest of the colony at heart should admit the BRUNNER COMPANY deserves support on its merits. At their mines £IOOO per week is paid in wages, not taking tho steamers hulks, depots, &c, into account, It will ho fouud to'bo 0110 of the largest industries in the colony. The Company are renowned for Sm el ting Coke, so much so that it compotes SU SSS ™ Auafcra,aßiftn waAet with tho imported English coko. FIRE-CLAY GOODS of evory description on hand or made to order.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2603, 20 May 1887, Page 1
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