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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3887, 15 August 1891, Page 1

KEDCLIFFE CROWN' " \ BRAHD li y GALVANISED IRON (CORRUGATED AND FLAT). Is of the HIGHEST QUALIIY and Uniformity. , LL sheets full width, and will cover as much as any first-class Iron. i. Jl large stosk of all gauges and lengths on hand. "Architects and proprietors should stipulate for "RedclinV' It makes the bes and most lasting roof. JOHN DUTHIE & Co., Ltd. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Ironmongers and Iron Merchants* WELLINGTON.

THIS SPaCE EE!SEII"V"EID J. (iRAHAM & CO.'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT

REID AND GRAY'S CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, Drab^;. Stoß ' 8 At the various Competitions with the Imported Dialer Reid & Gray'a Plough was awarded ;—FIRST and SECOND PRIZES at Southland Champion Ploughing Match. FIRST and SECOND PRIZES at Wyndham Match. FIRSTPRIZE at Mataura, and FIRST PRIZE at Wai nea. To those who prefer this style of ploughing we can give them the easiest drawn, best workiug, least expensive in rejrairs, and infinitely the best made and Most Durable Digger. Of New and Converted Diggers we have a large number at work in all parts of New Zealand. Our Diggers are fitted with Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Shares and Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Point? at same price as Double Furrow Plough Shares. 2s each CHILLED CAST SOCKET SHARERS 2a each 6d each CHILLED CAST SHARE POINTS 6a each Is HARD TEMPERED UNBREAKABLE STEEL POINTS Is To Reid & Gray. Totara Estate, June 30, 1890. In reply to your memo, of 27th inst, asking my opinion of the work done by your plough at the DIGGING PLOUGH TRIAL held here on Tuesday last, 1 must say 1 waß agreeably surprised to see your " Converted Digger" do such splendid work, considering the dry state of the ground, and the tough cough grass it had to work in—the latter it buried completely out of sight and left the furrows thoroughly broken up into a fine tilth. There was no doubt in tbe mind of many of the farmers present that it did superior work to either of the other three diggers on the ground, and the draught did not appear to be any heavier on the horses. You are conferring a great boon on farmers by making their old double furrow ploughs convertible into "Diggers" at such a resonable cost.—Yours sincerely, _ JOEI* MACPHERSON, Manager. COMBINED Grain, Manure, and Turnip Drill, Made in all combinations, and to sow grain or turnips at will, with or without manure as desired. This is the drill for the times. Made any size from 4 to 8 coulters, and from 14in to J Gin between the Drills, and for Grain for 16in, 7in, or Bin. FENCING STANDARDS, PLAIN & BARBED FENCING WIRE, Wire Strainers, Drajs, Grubbers, Acme Harrows, Corn Bruisers, &0., Ao. RELIABLE Royal Mail Service between Masterton and Castlepoint. T.P.LETT, Proprietor. TT) T ETT De & B to "inform • \_ • \ A residents of the Whareama District and the travelling public geHerally, that he is again the /CATALOGUES, with particulars of successful tenderer for the carriage of \^j the Masterton-Castlepoint mails. The CASH PRIZES offered for the coaches will run as follows:—Leave Club Hotel, Masterton, for Tinui and CastlevFinest Vegetable grown this Year, and point every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Morning at 7.45 a.m.. leaving Whaka- list of winners of the £125 competed for taki for Masterton every WEDNESDAY jnd SATURDAY momins at 6.30a.m, thig pas t Season, on application to arriving in Masterton at 2 p m in time n catch the afternoon train for Welling- JQfIN GRAfI A.M & CO, ton. A conveyance leaves Masterton for ,w*r\ T/kVXXTUTVkTW Taueru and Brancepeth everySUNJJAY GEO. JOHJNOIOJN, MORNING at 7 o'clock, returning tr Masterton at 5 p.m. / LATE g. Feist), A Private conveyance sent immeiWelf on receipt of telegram to SoTj e AGENTS, T, P. LETT Masterton. MASTERTON