James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1875

I l l f I 1 j . @RIEEN'S RAT 1 ENT ''ROYAL GUINEA" & ''SILENS MESSOR," • Or .;.Voiseltss La1JJn 1ll01<>iny, Rolling. a1u:l, Collecting 1Jfa,ch,i1ies, • For 1875, -- . � Uperi , or to all o - Ji.er:· . • • • • .. ' . • . . These Machines have been st1bmitted to numerous practical tests in publio competition, and in &11 cases have carried off every prize that has been given. The following are the advantages they possess over all others :- 1st-Simplicity of construction, every part being easily accessible. 2nd-They are worked with much greater ease than any other. & 3rd-They are the least liable to get ottt of order. 4th-They make litt�e or no noise in working. 5th-They will c ut eithe1· short or long grass, bents, &c., and wet as well as 4.cy. - And every Lawn Mower that is sent out is warranted to give entire satis.. factio - n, otherwise it can be returned at once free of eost to the purchaser. . -.:------- ,, GREEN�S PATENT ROLLER, • For La,vns, Drives, Bowling Gr�ens, Cricket Fields, and Gravel Paths. • • SUITABLE FOR HAND OR HORSE POWER. • • These Rollers possess many advantages over all others ; the r are made in two parts, and are free m revolving on the a�es ,, and thus afford greater facility for tu.rning. The onter edges are ro1.1nded off, 01· turned inwards, thel'efore the 11naightly mai·ks left by other rollers are avoided. Th�y are manufactured of the best m� terials, and are got up in a manne1· sur­ passing any ever yet b1·ought Ottt• • • Price �ist F1·ee o,i Applicatio·1i. ,I THOMAS GREEN & SON- s1n.i-thfie1d IronWork�, L-eeds, • • 54, & 55, BLACKFRIARS ROAD,L ONDON. 8.£. ,