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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 265, 31 January 1941, Page 3

"WALLACE" Topdresser : Good pastures are dependent on good topdressing—and successful topdressing is dependent on satisfactory topdressing equipment. The " Wallace " Topdresser, illustrated above, has been designed and built by practical men who know just what a topdresser should do, and it satisfies all requirements. : — Note the sturdy construction, heavy steel wheels and STUDY THESE FEATURES large capacity box. Only first-class materials and fine Jerfect Ba,on " - Non-skid Wheel Bands , , . . . r . Available — Sizes 11 and 13 Stars — Single workmanship are used in the construction of the or Double Drive — Solid Steel Drive Shaft — " Wallace " Topdresser, resulting in a thoroughly satis- Solid Steel One-piece Axle — Easy Change , w i i • f° r Sowing (no chains) — Quick Action Gear factory and first-class machine. for 'Connecting and Disconnecting Drive — n M I WAI I APF ITR Full Capacity Box Sows from 2 cwt. to 15 cwt. U. IvICL. WALUAbt, L. 119*, Fertiliser per acre and up to 1 ton lime per THE STRAND, WHAKATANE. ocr e — Spare Parts Always Available. Head Office : Newmarket, Auckland. ' % n ■ m T II UB NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. | ■iftinwi lh ii Sirs, —Please forward me Free Literature on I

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