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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4248, 2 December 1881, Page 4

I!usine33 Notioos. TWENTYMAN AND COUSIN, • OASHEL STEEET "WEST, CHRISTOHUROH. "|Oj"AYE much pleasure in announcing that they have now on hand, ex O. A. LiTTiBFiBiD, from New York Aultman's Oelebrated JLwine and Wire REAPING and BINDING MAOHINES. -SXILLER'S VV IHE JtSINDING A.PPARATUS Is a Marvel of Beauty, Simplicity, and Efficiency in respect to FEWNESS OF PARTS, DURABILITY AND Capacity for Doing FIRST-OLASS BINDING With the Least Amount of Material, It Is Without a Rival. JMLILNER'S JLwiNE A TTAOHMENT Is as Simple as the WIRE ATTACHMENT. While it is just as RELIABLE AS THE BEST, IT IS FAR THE SIMPLEST, j and THEREFORE THE MOST DURABLE. A few reasons why the A. U L T M A N Is the most perfeot Product of Invention IN BINDING MAOHINES. It has fewer gears and fewer parts than any other Binder. It has greater durability and reliability in Binding, makes round bundles, and consumes the least wire. The large drive wheel is all Wrought Iron. It iB Light and Stbong, its tractile power being muoh increased by the use of Iron Oleats. A WORM GEAR, Worked by a Simple Crank, enables the Driver to BAIBE OR LOWER THE MACHINE.; Without the slightest difficulty. Ifc requires LESS HORSE-POWER Than any other Maohine. It is the Beßt ADJUSTABLE REEL Most perfeotly balanced. It makes BUNDLES AUTOMATICALLY, OB AT WILL OF DRIVER. The Sheaves have Lobs Distanco to Fall to tho ground than any other Machine, and therefore avoiding shelling out of the grain. Wo have overy confidence in this Machine, and invite all persons interested to t^r COME AND SEE IT, Whon wo will Bubstantiato the claim that it has ovor all others as the BEST IN THE MARKET. TWENTYMAN AND COUSIN, OHRISTCHUROH.