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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 18, 18 February 1942, Page 6

wP 1 Hannahs ■ Only 3 more days and | -iSsSsm H Hannah's Summer | ■ Sale will'be a thing of I I the past. Look ahead! | I Even if you doji't 1 / WB3 Sisililr ■ actually need new JKF-- -# Jtrtr JS.Ma.JuM B footwear now, it wi!S I Hm* MT ml"9 I pay you handsomely j 8 to buy nows You SFfe .M WM m MUST save at least | fBl Jm? MLB Jfkfr MLWw '|| 2/- in the £—probably J SPlr Jsrlii . Jgr I a good deal more! I Bj fl Mi MB|M ' I BIGGER THAN EVER I llßraPfflll % I BARGAINS nfUllliin J | FOR FINAL DAYS J liH"t«:lT:lil'^il:Hl')il:lli':'jii':<:l:lJnQ WMBHHranmgr the strand, whakatane sqCAV ADVANTAGES wriirce^SSP*C TRAY SWEEP_ Bigger loads and g r eater mobility—are the two great advantages that will I 4 prove immensely valuable fo every farmer who invests in a WALLACE TRAY I fjp * SWEEP during the' 1941-42 haymaking season. B • The heaviest loads are light work to this wheel model, which pulls or I turns more easily and more quickly than older types. . • When the sweep is empty the driver can lift the teeth clear of the The pate " ted ?? in * afa ° y e hardly i »■ i . lL li misses a straw —note the rib which prevents the ground, allowing free movement on the wheels. poiiU djggjng intQ the grQund • Frame and teeth are of selected hardwood reinforced with iron brockets. The poles are mounted on swivels to prevent twisting when the sweep is backed. • Removable pull bars allow the sweep to be token through o 9ft. gate. __ __ __ _ __ __ J |—— — — Post the coupon now and obtain comply!-? details of this unique O. ftlcL. WALLACE LTD., WALLACE TRAY SWEEP. | Ds P l - G. NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. | >ir~. —Tli'.-i.si' scud i>it> !'n!l ;;)t'<>nn:itinn r>n tlin O. McL. WALLACE, LTD.. THE STRAND. WHAKATANE. Bead Onice : Newmarket, Auckland.