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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3619, 20 September 1890, Page 1

m^&irKwmfmmmm. EEIDANDGMYB DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS. "AISO/JfiElß! •CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, ~ WITH REVERSIBLE JOINTS, : • ®9 ■ ■* ■ . . :#'■ \ WHICH, IF DESlfim CAN BE MADEOOKVERTIBLEINTO'OEDraiRIf : W 'DOUBLE FURROWS. /^ THJffiEST IN~fHB MARKET, ;f ■- AND ANY OTHER . 'MAKERS' ■ISTta already'iu>eafl WW ptinb unqualified Satisfaction Son 4: for ■.m. •• - - particulars and: Prices. iiii&TiMomALis..' ~ ', 'n : ,; Duntroon,MayjWjilß9o. Tho double-furrow;'plough that you converted into a Digging Plough for me is givinttsatisfaction. •It &■ doing:splendidwork'.^.lam ploughihg.lOmfleop on ri &gy land with fiyaimedium horses—the gronnd at present being harder than I ever experienced owing to tho.contmiietf'drought. Several farmers' have been 1 ooking at: the diggor at ivork, and haye expressed themselves highly satisfied with the manner it performs the .work.' Ihave been ploughing on Bton/ 1 land with it without a single breakage; moreover; it' is verji easily converted into an ordinary doubl&t'fu'rrovr or vim wrsa, (Signed)' James B Tayior, '•'•/' Toßeid ANo'GbaV, 1 30th June, 1890. ' "In reply to your memo, of the 27th inst., asking my'opihion of tho work done by your plough at the DIGGING PIOUGH TRIAL, held here on Tuesday last, I must say I was agreeably surprised to see your' Converted: Digger' dofsnch splendid .work, considering thejlry, state of tho ground, and thetough couch.pripg'it had to work in-the iUutied completely out of sight and left tho furrows thoroughly broken up int6 ii fine tilth. ,|There was no doubt in the mind of any of tho farmers, 'present that it did superior work to either of the other three digggers on the'ground, and the draught did not appear to.be any heavier on theho'rses. You are oonferrinir a groat-boon .on. (no. farmers by making their old double.furr.o#lblo|fghs into,' I%era!.Bt suoh a roasonablo cost. Yours sincerely-Joint Ma«pobrßo», Manager for N,Z.,and Australian Land Company,,Totara Estate, I,', . .(,„...i;" v . „ " offers tho advantag6s'"of efficient and confidential management and pro-' Tides.. for, v , the ktoi^ui^jtratioja ,of Estates under Marriage' Contracts, Settlements and; Wills; at reduced Bates of 1 Charges. Persons who are about to marry, or Who may be desirous of bo]asitutirig Trusts jfor benevolent or oharitJ able purposes, slio'uld consult the Pudmo Tbus'tee, or »ny of his A 8 ■]',]' '■"■. '-, '■''■'" ' .;- '',' i Arrangements are made for the continuance of- the services of family Solicitors. .'. ■• ... i,.,-'-V '•',' ■ ".> -<' ■:■■«'■■ f LodalAgent, i IN-THE COPIED BY ALL r7,Z,IMJSIBIAI,QA l " The blending Is entirely'AllenUed to by Mr. Nelson himself, \ nbo ii a Taster of great eiporihas tad s, special training in tho art," TIHASU HEBAID, k "This firm deserves the sup"Mr, Nelson is a profesetonil Tutcr and .Blender.)' ...-, •PRICES:' 2/- 2/4 mimi mm mi Agents everywhere,

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