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OPEN II'! YES—BECAUSE YOUR VERY SUCCESS DEPENDS UPON IT, YOU, SHOUUD OPEN UP YOUR SOIL DURING THE DRY SPELL BY HARROWING. THIS WILiL ENSURE THE UTMOST UTILISATION OF EVEN THE SPARSEST RAINFALL AND WILL MAKE "LIVING SOIL.'" AS ONLY THE "BEVIN" HARROW WILL PENETRATE HARD GROUND, IF YOU HAVE NOT GOT ONE, BORROW, STEAL, OR, BETTER STILL, BUY ONE. 1IM" IS HERE. COME IN AND SEE THIS EVERY PURPOSE FARM TOOL. HE MAKES HARD WORK EASY. IRRESPECTIVE THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN THE "BEVIN" ELECTROFENCER. IT IS SOLD ON COMPLETE SATISFACTION OR IHQNEY-BAGK GUAR* ANTEE, AND WON'T LET YOU DOWN. BE SI RE YOU HAVE AT LEAST ONE STACK WITH THAT TONIC YOUR SPRINGERS NEED. WHEN BUILDING YOUR STACK SPRINKLE EVERY TWO FEET WITH OSMONDS RED DRAUGHT POWDER. Uussett & Littlejohn THE STRAND, WHAKATANE. P.O. BOX 59 PHONE 34$

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