A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18229, 13 November 1924, Page 15

A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED.

A PERFECT FENCE,

Shct'p-l'armcrrt, pig-breeders. and paslor.'ilists generally who take an interest in fences will find, if they visit, as undoubtedly should. the Cyclone Fence and G;ite Company's exhibit, Komcthing very ntueli to their liking. .For there, displayed j n jf s entirety, is that for which they have l>een looking —a perfect sheep uiiil hog-proot' fence. The neat wires are carefully interwoven the exact distances, and all locked up with a perfert tie—in that grip no wiro can tail io stand and no strain will causa a slip. It is designed on scientific principles to resist any sheep or hog pressure. All the farmers who have seen the exhibit speak in unqualified praiso of the new method of fastening. The samo Company in making a special allow of Mire gates*, ornamental fencea and arches, such as are moat suitable for •station, farm, or garden use. All theso are Tnanuiactuj-crJ at, the very extensive works at 178 Montreal street —a show such as )io stoekowner, gardener, or householder should fail to visit, and those who have seen their exhibit, all vote it to be one of the best and most interesting on the ground.

BLACKBURNE, SMITH AND CO., LTD., CIIiEIi 1 NEW ZEALAND AGENTS FOR LITTLE'S SHEEP DIPS. A l ' .'"''f IVnl. in tho usual well, of - LITTLE'S CELEtj j • Dl.Pf>, both Fluid and mu i ll ' cl,,rln! " I-'ITTZ-K'S "TEIPOJJ" JJli , tho new r.onceutratcd Powder Din. a recent introduction, which has como into grnnl favour in ilio last farv vearu. LITTLE'S ' Dip ia nnother prepsrakion urn 13 prrally valued, by ownera of Stud J'locka nnd others, on account of its apepUl properties.