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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3627, 1 October 1890, Page 1

■REIDAJID (JRAI'S; 1 DOUBI i] FURROW PLOUGHS; ro qn, —*r mmmm ; : : ALS^THEIR .-CHILlif) DIGGING PLOtIGHS, 1#: ; < ,: 'wkiEVStSIBIErMisTS, ' ' ■ ivnicn 1 ;iFIDEsiiiE 1 DEsiiiED 1 can be madewnvehtiblis into;ordisar ■ DOUBLE FURROWS. .THE BEST mm MARKET, ' IND |MDOH LIGHTER IN DR UHT THAN THOSE OP ANY OTHEI „ MAKERS* S s llio3oJ(alrcady are "iyinc: moat unqualifiod Satisfaction Send fo: t particulars and Prices. TESTIMONIALS, i° Eeid ANI! Gkay. . Buntroon, May 14,1890. J.no doublo-furrow plough that you converted into a Diaging Hou»h for me it nvinst satisfaction. It is doing splendid work. lam ploughing lOin deep or ;icl(ty land with five medium horses—tho <;ronnd at present beinc Harder that . over experienced owing to tho continued drought. Sevoral farmers have been ooking at the digger at work, and hayo expressed themselves highly satisfied with the it performs tho work. I havo been ploughing oil stony land ivith it without a single breakage; moreover, it is very easily convorted into at ndinary double-furrow or vice mm. (Signed) James B Taylor, To Rhid and Okay, 30th June, 1890. In reply to your memo, of tho 27tli inst„ asking my opinion of tho work done >y your plough at tho DIGGING PLOUGH TBIAL, held hero on Tuesday last 1 must say I wasngrceably surprised to see your' Converted Dimer' do such plondid work, considering tho dry etato of tho ground; and the tough couch, 'rass it had to work in—the latter it buried completely out of sight and loft tho urrows thoroughly broken up into a line tilth, Thero was no doubt in tho mind if any of tho farmers present that it did superior work to either of tho othor hroo digggors on tho ground, and tho draught did not appear to bo any hoa vier in tho horses. You are confcrrin? a great boon on tho farmers by makin« heir old doublo furrow ploughs into ' Diners' at such a reasonable cost. ° fours sincerely—John Maunjekson, Manager for N.Z. and Australian Land 3oinpany, Tolnra Estate, , ru? pi mi fo TpjiQT nrno" nr e™ WIL i Uuwj isiliijJ bn'lui Ui iyjj tIhLHM Hers tlic advantages of efficient ami confidential iniinajpiiiont'iiii'l pro ides for the administration of Estates under Marriage Contracts, Settlements and Wills at reduced Rates of Jharges. Persons who are about to marry, or who may >e desirous of constituting Trusts for benevolent or charit,ble purposes, should consult tho Public Trustee, or wy of his gonts. Arrangomonts are made for the continuance of tho servicos of family olicitors. W. SELLAR, Local Agent. ASK YOUR (SOGER FOR '0 s*l- - INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. " The blendlne is entirely attenine uicnainß is cniircir auended lo by Mr. Nelson himself, who is a Taster of great experii ence, and lias had a special V training in the art." | mm HERALD, sk "This Grm deserves the supportofall purchasers ofTca H as the article they oflcr is tt superior to anything wo w haveseeninthisColony," IN THE & THOUGH COPIED BY ALL i 11 Mr. Nelson i 3 a professional Taster anil i Blender." i PRICES: I 2/-2/4 l\ 2 / 8 3 /" mim/• mm TEAS, AGENTS EVERYWHERE,

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