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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3539, 18 June 1890, Page 1

. Were Awahded -.■■ >v. • k.-.- ■ t GOLD MEDAL oYFIRST OBDBB OF MEEIT& SPECIAL; MENtI ' [''';. : ' Hy the '.ltirors of the recent Melbourne Exhibition . •_i'-' .-. ' And nljra .'at the previous Melbourne Exhibition they not only received Gold Medal for their double furrow plough, but i>peciul Commendatory .roferenco is from tho .luiojs as follows '-"In ploughs tliero is one exhibit to which we wish . to draw special ai'iontion as briny tho best, and that is the Double Furrow of K'eid and Gray,*2fedin, New Zealand. In finish and construction it is far. superior"'to an other ' .■''•':'.. m m m ;'•:. DGUBLR FURROW PLOUGHS;^ OVIOR 0000 »*A.DE. '"V.: '■ --Vf : ■"-• ,(THB BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THEOUGfiOUT.). > : /,\ « DfS.O HABKOWB, ■ In sizes from Cft to 12rf.wide. fitted with Patent Adjustment for distributing the weipjht'uiilformtyon the Harrow at any atialo, and niakingitrthe most perfect ■ Barrpv? in New Zealand, Seed-Sowing Attachments Fitted on ■"' iNew Posiiive, Fe<ul Brondctist s*eedSo\vei', ' IMPRiiyEONEW-ZRALANDGEAINMILL,.. '"' i. j^WlthPiisitiveFeed and S|iring:OouJte|ivi.i!; ■, jes|.i)rilljnitlie Market, ind is extensively used Zealpd'7-'v andfwinner'of Ifwijauej-in competition with l the.; bestAmerican,andJ'pMs'h;|! Drillp, and is in many respects much superior-tobiithr ' 13;lS.nnd' fl. Coulters yiu •' .'; , /;GM6'Mttchiiio.kc , jtlnSt#iS.-i'l''' ; ' v '-'''.,''--,■'■. sizu'fitinM trt f $ i C(iul tera,'ancb from Win to I6in between tho drills. ' ■ J2ttj\\ l.t Turfljp ami Mil nuye So war, Manure; i«FO*n in front of RollerSl, and put deeply in or shallow as preferred, The TurhipjSced; is. sown.through.s"se'parato'.spout bshnrfltiij rollers; and can be put in ns EhalJoiv as ' .^Steel X {y-Zas'lliirrowW,'- "v:''Hf^'i^ '; Same price as Iron; will last 'Amble tho tiniß of Iron Harrows,, DIGGING PLOUGHS made convertible to an ordinary Double 'Furrow ''' ' ' .. ■. Plough. Send for particulars.;' .' •

in uiibhi i WWilEWfl I s a n,z, industrial gazette, 11 The blendine is entirely alien--1 jed (o by Mr, Nelson himself, who is a Taster of great experience, and lias had a special training in the art," TIMABTJ HERALD, ".This firm deser.vjs the snp- \ portofallpurchnscrsofTca as the article they oflcr is WO superior to. anything have seen in ihisColo Blender, 1 '.PRICES; • • -2/- V 2/4 \2/8 3/-' COPIED BY ALL SllSjJ I IIIHW iimHi AGENTS EVERYWHERE, offers the,advantages of efficient.<uid confidential management and provides for tho administration of Estates under Marriage'-' Contracts, Settlements and -Wills at,reduced Rates 0f..; Charges., Persons ; who'are'about to marry, or who may be desirous of constituting Trusts for benevolent or charitable purposes, should consult the Puulio 'JJbusibe, or any of "his ■.. Arrangements are .made for the continuance of tb services of family Solicitors,'' ' i'"■■_:' '-■'' • . ,?.;■ : . . W.SELUR-Iflbal : Ageui. -.

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PAHIATUA COACH & CARRIAGE i'AOT'^Y. D, AND W~MdMESS, PROPRIETORS. J\ and coachpamting executed on : the shortest notice, ■• v Estimates ciirefully . prepared • for. buildings, alterations oradditiom.i. All ■ work ehtrustod to their cure. will be executed in a workmanlike manner. Furniture mado to Order. S^ : RGSS { &lUffi. '■ COACHBUILDERS.WHBEiiW AND • (g-GBHEBALBMITHS,^! J STEAM,.FACTOKY [ QoilEN-STRKET MiSTBBION, Universal Hotel , EKETAHUM, '. . D.E, T. begs to intimatethe residents of Masterton and surrounding districts, that he has secured the above hotel, and I invites the patronage of the piib'ic generally.' , K^ 1 Oood Table and AccoramodUion, The boat biatidrof liquor only. '. '•'•. retailed. t '■'■•: .. * 34 i

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