The digger runs directly under the row of potatoes, the mould board t^^^!^S^n^oiLa^\O»«tt, "ThemakeriTfairly claim that being formed of short steel prongs, which break the furrow slice somewhat as it la SetoTthabwm e ?vTaneXh!lf4nch next the plants will very soon save its entire turned on edge, a fork with four lateral tines adjusbed further back, cutting up the cost For SeTcS^ work the double-wheel hoe is recommended, and it ia the best fan- slice into fpur sections, and leaving every potato exposed to view, and quite Bnujuied. nLmerit for worKn both Sidea of a row at the same time, as it is easier to keep i This we saw the digger do, and we took the trouble to ascertain for ourselves that ffl by simply taking carK keep the row exactly between the wheels. These !no tubers bad been lefb in the ground. In the case of a fairly clean crop this digger will hoesaeuLd^rfhe Bpefd of Rmqd/rate walk, making a shoving stroke ab each step, do good work, especially where the potatoes have, not.been W deeply set. Ljko ; W U for very^ateW BbrokesVfew i^Uong p^ 110 eaoh Bfc«P' ' therefore no good farmer will allow his potato field to be choked with weeds if he can f^mf^fiSS^ possibly help it. With this digger, there are no logs or gearing to get out of order, jjmP^s^^jn.^ks. which is a great point in its favour. HORSB HOE AND CULTIVATOR. can confiden). ly recommend the «pi aneb Jr# »» i mp l 6 meniiß to the v narh machine there are sets of adjustable tools to do different work. With the favourable attention of our readers. They will be found especially useful to the grower Ia wheel imDlemenb the following are supplied :—1 pair of curved point hoes, 1 of root crops either in field or garden, to the orchardist, and to the maize-grower. Every fijngie-wnßo 3 " caltivafcor t ee th i i arge garden plough, and 1 detachable leaf-guard, one who runs a garden big or email should ab least have a single wheel hoe and KaVt-named being.intended to'lifb overhanging leaves or vines out of the way of cultivator. PRICES AND CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. .-'"■■. v ■* HARDWIEE MERCHANTS. Branches at Newton, Symonds-street, and Newmarket



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