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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4260, 3 November 1892, Page 3

_B(J(IEYEALWAYS AHEAD! KEAD the OPINIONS JVAMRAPA FARMERS. OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, [limited,] AUISNTS, MASTERTON. October 20, '92. From Cant. Olias. fiolmwood, OpaE " I used the liuokcyc Lowduivn Binder the Avhob of last season, and it gave ma every satisfaction. 1 cut a very heavy orop, in very heavy ground with three nurses, when I had to give it u|>, as three botsea would not draw it." October, 27th, 1892. From Mr Giixs Oaambkhmis, Masterton. "I have worked a Buckeye Lowdown for the past five seasons to my cntite satisfaction." October 27th, 1892. From Mr Ernest 3. Skey, Olmoyillo. " Tlie Elevator Buckeye Bindor sup. plied to me last year gave every satisfac-1 tion, proving to bu exceedingly light of draught and capable of hatidlinß lioavy laid crops with the greatest of case. Slit cut over 300 acres during the season." October 22nd, '92. From Mn S. Oabmis, To Oro Ore. "I have worked your Lowdown Buekoye for the past two seasons with every satisfaction." October 22nd,'92. From Mb W. Akketbli. Masterton. i " I have used your light Folding Ele- ! vator Buekoye Binder for the past two seasons with every satisfaction." Octobor 26th, '92. From Mr C. Uomess, Masterton. "Tlio machine 1 bought last year has dono well. I cut close on 200 aoros, with no fault whatever to find with cither machine.or work done." October 28, '92. From Mr D. J. Cameron, Black ltock, Masterton. " To Buckeyo Uarvostor Company. - The Buckeyo Lowdown I bought last soason cut'over 300 acres—some of it very rough ground—and she has pleasod mo immensely, doing her wotk in a thoroughly efficient manner." October 315t,'92. From Mr Roberts, Olarcvillo. •' 1 have worked your Lowdown Buekoye Binder lor the past three seasons with unqualified satisfaction, She will last mo for 20 yoars. She is strong, light of draught, easily managed, and very free from breakage"

Octobor 27th, 1892. From Mr Jesse Herbert, The Pines, Maatctton. " The Buckeyo Lowdown ia the lightest draught machine in the market, 1 worked with two light lioraos all the season on my farm. 1 can speak_ hi (he highest terras as to its capablitjes aa a harvesting machino,.and it has given me every satisfaction. You cannot wipe nor out." October 27th, 1802. _ From Mr Edward Jones, Euripuni. "The now Buckeyo Mowerl purchased last scassm does its work in a, very thorough manner, and pleased mo in every particular," Octoher 31st, 1892, From Mr E.W.UDY,Groytown. " I am vory well pleased with the Lowdmvn Buckeye I purchased of you two years ago It is quite lit to out any sort of crop. I have had vory littlo troublo, oonßiderinn the rough country ehe had to contend with." BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. MAYORAL ELECTION. "VTAME ol Candidate nominated for ]> the office of 51ayor of Masterton, at the present election : POWNALL, Charles Aylnier. There being only one Candidate nominated, I hereby doelavo Mr Charles Aylmer Pownall to be duly elected to the oloe of Mayor of the Borough of Masterton for tlie onsuing terra. R.BEOW, Eeturning Officer. November 3rd, 1893,

mHE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH 1 CENTURY, neuralgil'defeated. MA-URO. (Prepared only from tho growths ou Now Zealand.) CURES NEURALGIA, HEADACHE,' CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, SPRAINS, AND VAIN OF ANY KIND. ISP'Ask your Ohemißt or Storekeoper for MA-URU, or send direct for a bottle: Dost, free for 2a 2d,

The Rev, T. Cf, Hammond, missionary, Bays;—"mving spent a considerable timo aB missionary among ilio Maoris of Hokijnga, II became aware of many uses made by them of ledge of ono plant in particular led me to conclude that It would prove beneficial in casesof neuralgia. Having communicated my conviction to Mr A. A. Gowor, chemist, l'atea, he has produced a compound which has fully met my expectation, and has proved of great benefit to members of my own family and many of my friends," A gentleman writing from Wellington says:-"I am glad to inform you that your Ma-uru has been working wonders here, Bliss :. ....v,:„„t »., w.nmlcin HmiW.lic. One ovoning I found her prostrate with pain, 1 gavo her the bottlo of Ma-uru, and sho found it rolioyod her so much that sho not only obtained a good ntoht'a rest, hut has not had tin attack since, That is a fortnight, ago, Similar . , , and Mr - Mr A. A. Goto announces tho advent of Ma-uruonthosceneofproprietory medicines, 1 Mthough thisicmcdy has only been known m j present form for a few months, its success has betn absolutely phenoineual-failuro to perform what is claimed for it being as yet unknown, white, in addition, wo can tpcak positively of its almost marvellous effect on chilblains, nhich of itself la sufficient to mako it a favourite in almost every houschold,Patca Mail, Bth Sept. Prepared only by tho Solo proprietor; A. A. UOW'ER, CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, Patba, P.0.80x 20,

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