. I giardinieri' cronaca : un settimanale illustrato ufficiale di orticoltura e allied soggetti. e nessun^w in uso presso il Windsor Great Park, premiato speciale medaglia SUver, Royal Belgio Horti-culturali e Società Agricola, luglio 1879. Speciale medaglia di argento, Royal Manchester, Liverpool andNorth Lancashire Società Agricola. Menzione d'onore. Le orticole e spettacolo agricolo, Cristo-chiesa, Nuova Zelanda, e le medaglie e i più alti raccomandazioni a tutti gli spettacoli atwhich esso è stato esposto e sottoposto a una prova pratica. Questo strumento sarà non solo più volte la quantità di lavoro,

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. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. and no^w in use at Windsor Great Park, Awarded Special SUver Medal, Royal Belgium Horti-cultural and Agricultural Society, July, 1879. Special Silver Medal, Royal Manchester, Liverpool andNorth Lancashire Agricultural Society. Honourable Mention. Horticultural and Agricultural Show, Christ-church, New Zealand, And the Medals and Highest Commendations at all the Shows atwhich it has been exhibited and submitted to a practical trial. This instrument will not only do several times the quantity of work, but com-pletes it with greater neatness, finish, and perfection than is possible by any otherknown means. The truth of this is indisputably shown by the aforesaid Awards, andby the Testimonials and Newspaper Reports, and also the act that in less than onemonth after the invention was made known to the public it was patronised byupwards of 150 of the nobility alone, many of whom have, without being solicited, spoken of its merics quite as highly as before stated, of which I append a few :—. The GardfJis, Stanley Hall, Bridgnorth. Sept. 15, 1879.* Dear Sir, —I beg to enclose £ 12s. 6d., your account agimst Sir Henry Tyrwhitt. Bart. Your Patent Hedge-cutter does its work admirably well ; it is the greatest boon for gardeners everinvented.—lam, dear sir, yours truly, Mr. A. Ridgway, Thos. Field. Chigwell, Essex, yuly 25, 1879. Sir Kenneth Kemp encloses Post-office |Order, ;^i r2i. 6d., payable to Mr.A. Ridgway. for a medium-sized Hedge-cutting Machine, which he finds answersthe purpose admirably, and is undoubtedly a great economiser of labour. A great number of others may be seen by applying to the Patentee. Extract fro J7t the youmai of Hortictilture August 14, 1879.—The imple-ment is light to handle, acts with great freedom, and does its work thoroughlyand quickly. The operator may keep on walking at a slow but constant pace, all thetime working the Machine and cutting t

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