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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 24, 11 June 1903, Page 13

You often hear salesmen of reapers and binders say ' Just as good as McCormick,' but you never hear a McCormick salesman say ' Just as good.' The reputation and sales of McCormick machines are the greatest in the world. — •*• The ' Excelsior ' plough is ' Champion of the World.' On hillside, lea, swamp, tussock, or stubble, it is equally at home. — Morrow, Bassett, and Co., sole agents in New Zealand.—*" A very useful tool is Mawson's Patent Lifting Jack, for lifting waggons and carriages while oiling, etc. It is one of the handiest and best Jacks made. One man can easily lift a ton, and its weight is only 141 b. It is quick in action. A trial will demonstrate its wondenful utility as a great saving in muscular exertion. See it. The price is only 15s. Morrow, Bassett, and Co., sole agents. — *•• For Absolute Strength, Extreme Simplicity, Freedom from Weak or Undesirable Points, and abundance of Excellent Working Features throughout, EXCELSIOR PLOUGHS are UNRIVALLED. They will do perfectly the work that can be expected of any plough, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction in any soils where a plough can work. They have extra length of land beam, specially made mould boards, and steering gear of the most complete and approved kind. Revolving swivel steel circular coulters. Double furrow, £11 10s ; three furrow, £16 10s.— Morrow, Bassett, and Co., sole agents in New Zealand for Cockshutt Farm Implements. — **• The enormous output of McCormick machines defies the mental grasp of man. If the machines they manufacture were to issue from the gate of their works (the largest in the world), the spectators would see throughout the working day a McCormick machine emerging at full gallop every 30 seconds-.— ♦*• Morrow, Bassett and Co. have been appointed sols agents in New Zealand for the Cochshutt Plough Company's famous ' Excelsior ' arm implements. Champions all over the globe. Send for catalogue.— •*• MAKE NO MISTAKE !— You may fancy a cough is m trivial affair, but unless you take precautions you will find it rapidly develop into something very serious. Take warning, therefore, and at the first symptom of trouble try TUSSICURA, which everyone who has once taken it acknowledges to be the only certain remedy for csmplaints of the Throat and Lungs. There will be no d'lßculty in obtaining it, as all Chemists and Storekeepers keep TUSSICURA, and you should insist on having that and nothing else. — •♦•

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