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OUR WORLD-WIDE ~ PAYS WINNER ! ECONOMY TO TO BUY BUY A THE McCORMICK MACHINE OF A GOOD THING. McCORMICK. STEEL. —""" """" "" "" — — — — — This Machine costs more than any machine ever built. —————— —■———-——— — The cheap Machines that will be offered for sale during the coming season are manufactured for lees than this modern one will cost. The rigid inspection of material, the care used NOTHING upon each detail of the construction, the perfect fitting of the THE joints and the careful alignment of e\ery shaft and bearing cost muncy. A daub of paint will fill a crack, a loose shaft: i<* will run in angular bearings, acd the unbushed box of the McCORMICK cheap machine does well enough for a season. Perhaps far a year or two it may appear to do as well as the reliable one, MORE PRODUCTIVE DUt by tne t' me ll should be nearly in its prime, its bearings COSTS LESS brightened, and its whole mechanism smooth, for easy operation, it is so worn that it has to be thrown away. OF AFTER EXAMINE THIS MODEBN MACHINE OF STEEL. POVERTY AND PROFANITY , Jan rou buy cheap machines for less than we can afford T « E FIRST COST to Fell at .' We do not doubt it, but do nut forget that their life-time will be numbered by thre" years, while this Modern THAN" A Machine will be good for ten. What is a few pounds to the THAN lo c s of n crop while waiting for repairs caused by the defective - T-,^,T -,^, „,- , „ cons'ructi'in of a shmey machine. Our Modern Machine of „., „ „ . ,-, „T ,T, T „ CHEAPLY CONSTRUCTED H eel is the constiuctl on of this age. It contains better ANY MACII IN fc material, is built wnh more care, its construction is more . „„ MACHINE. mechanica 1 , its whole mtchanism is light, yet excetdingly MA btiff and strong, and it will cut more acres of grain in its lifetime, with less outlay of hor&e-power and with less expense for repairs than any other machine that has ever been offered _ _____ ___ — _-_____^_ f° r Ba 'e. _____————__— CAREFULLY EXAMINE IT AND YOU WILL BUY NO OTHER. MORROW, BASS FT T & CO., DUNEDIN AND CHRISTCHURCH.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 20, 13 February 1891, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 20, 13 February 1891, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 20, 13 February 1891, Page 4

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