ALWAYS AHEAD.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7, 9 January 1892, Page 3

ALWAYS AHEAD.

THE BUCKEYE AGAIN TO THE FBOKT. new sbaboss"maohihbrt. Dobiso the coming eeasonwe shsll sell the new Fraroeleea Elevator Binder, a new Lowdown, a»d an improved Mower, none 01 which can bo cqanlled by any roaaufactoter m tbe trade. Wo aek your consideration on the following • EVIDENCES OF POPULABIIY io Kcw Ze&laod end at Home. In ibe Otago Witness o! the 9th of April re inserted a challenge which would dwidj &t once which was the roost seivieiab'.o Binder m New Zealand, and which lias the iargcJ Bale." Pobli*ing ai a first insiaSratnt tho n»tßS§ »nd addresses of tbe purchasers of 170 Binders which Hat did not contain the fait number of ptsrebwera io any ooe province (whilst the whole of the eales made m three important provinces weie purposely withheld}— we challenged tie Howard, Zealandis, and Triumph, to show m one buyer for every tea jar chasers of the Baekeje; Hornsby, one parobafer for every three Buckeye; Woods, Bradford, and Deeiiog, ono each for every two Buclcejea ; Maisfey, two machine* for cv«y three Bnokoyea; and the &l'Cormkk ogenta to compare sale lists. Io other worda we pobhely ola tn to have coW last eeason \ — 10 Bnckeyea for evety 1 Howard 10 do do I Zealandia 10 do do 1 Triornph S do do 1 Hornsby 2 do do 1 Dceting 2 do do 1 Bradford 2 do do 1 Wooda 3 do do 2 Massojg One Baokeye at Uast for every .M 'Cor ßuck, and although five months bare eiooa elapsed, no reply to car challenge has been received. Bnytia will of course, draw their own inferences "How bate the mighty faUen!" BEWAEE OF OLD BTOOK. A glaseo at the eipott? from the New York Ca«tom-hooBO will show that ehipmects afloat aw lighter than for years pad, thus showing tbe amont o! old etook to be disposed of during the coming season, la tho Jcno- Joly shipping list ibe Backeye shipments exceeded half the total shipments of all tho othe? importers combioed, and so better iadieatisn of the ohsnaels throngh which the trade o! New Zealand is now running cottld be doeired. Englieh ahipmenta shra year will hardly equal 2 per cent, of (he imported machines. Don't bay the tbree-jear~old stock of other maker*. EOMB POPULABTIY. Oor factory mite by last mail :— " Wo arc glad to inform jou that the trade this eesson m Amerioa has -been very good indeed, the only . difficulty teing that we were unable to Bopply onr biudeia, beirg at least 20CO machines shoit of tbe demand Ibis goea to show the popu?a«ty of the Buckeye, and that oor machines aro m greater dotnacd (baa ever at home," ADSTKALIAN AWABDB. The Buckeye Lowdown rcceired the highest award and special meDtion at both the Melbourne aod Dacedin Exhibitions ; baa wco lisa Victorian Grand National Gold Medal m the teeth of all ooinpe itora and more show .and trial affairs than we have gpaca io enumoralo. The comiog season's Lowdowa carries a bent fiager bar, v?ith oorved abeeted platfosm boitom, and a ! simplified Apploby knoitcr. Its capacity for long grain is unlimited, being open at the back, and there ar6 many other improvements which inspection will _ disclose ' ■;-'■'■- '•"■■ •■■ ■ .•■■■ "■ - ' BUCKEYE FBAMKLEB? BiiUVATOB. Tbis Machine ia lh6 simplest and most effisiesfc m the market, and will BQrprizs anyone at qoainted with tbe heavy and complicated BnglisQ pioductionß, or the fragile and abstruse toys of the Canadian Dumin* ion. Look for this machino at your shows, and examine it catefailv.. ' - LIGHT BUiJBEXE MOWER This ia the . pldeat a over io existence, aud there are more at work to-day tbsn any three other mannf aoturera m the world can produce. >me factories beside our own build this mower under licence, and everywhere it js known for eimplicity aad Btttngtb. This year wa are eupplying a malleable hammer strap and patent eteel pitman. Everyone interested sboold inspect..-.. .-. ';.;■; , . •" . ; ■• .'.•■ ' OUB EXCHANGE. We bave for sile a few Seconj-hand binders which have been thoroughly overhauled, and can be sold 'at from £25, on two seasons terms if deeired. Fa* mere who are unwilling to go m for new machines should, secure r one of tbe above, ia a guaranteed machine jou are petung, and all tbe wearing parts requiting it have been replao. d with new castings. We . cold several of these machines last season, aad hold testimonials. from purchasers who are highly pleased wi'h their bargains, i TEBMS AND DEUVERY. All machine?, whether new or secondband, are delivered at Blenheim and are started m buyer's crop by our experts. We will accapt final payments after the Eeoond harvesV were so arranged. Purcbaeers of oar machines can obtain their duplicates from reliable agents near at hand, and are not required to send to England, Canada, or Timbuotoo, for any caßting which may break or wear oat. ; ; BUCKEYE BINDING 1 WIN B. We 1 supply, either Donagby'B or Anokland, at lower prices than any other Binder house m the trade.