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r== ===== Ha .' i : gg-N MEN'S TWEED LUMBER JACKETS In Blue and Tan i" " ' 51/BOYS' AND GIRLS' NAVY RAINSTER I OVERCOATS, Sizes 24 to 46. , 4 j: . , . From 41/- ; ; BOYS' ALL WOOL OVERCOATS -4 i Sizes 1 to 15 From 37/3 MEN'S ALL WOOL OVERCOATS I Sizes 3 to 7. y. In Plain Coloured Herringbone and Flecked. JOHN GORRY'S THONE 471. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. ^ - s 'J *" - " ' " 1 I I" I I 1 > ' UPH0LSTERER D. R. JOHNSON has commenced business as an • upholsterer in Levin, and guarantees first" class work. Range of leather cloth in all colours for dining ro.om chairs, etc., available. D. R. JOHNSON, (Late Scoullar Co., Ltd., Wellington). THONE 320, LEVIN. ' | /. = - =r--? ! PETER MacINTYRE'S picture of Major-General Sir Bernard Freyberg, supplied with your copy of "War Record," is far too good to waste. HAVE IT ATTRACTIVELY FRAMED FOR 4/6 BY T. J. COUTIE WERAROA, LEVIN. THONE 475. 1 . ' '

- ■■■ " - 1 srs • - ~ — britain calls for ^ \ When all our butterfat is totalled for this season it should add up M to tons. This is our objective — a total which will mespi 0 urgent relief for Britain. But to obtain this total we must maintain . our output — and here are four ways we can do it . . . practical ways m jfr recommended by the Department of Agriculture. P L A H ' F fl 8 H I 6 H E R Y I E L D I. Provide the best of your fresh spring Plan your hay and silage areas for next - paddocks for your milkers and ration harvest — but harrow the paddocks , new growth by "on and off" grazing selected prior to closing. [ until ample grassis available. , „ .... . . , ■ • ra 4. Rear additional heifer calves from good I 2. Feed hay and silage until cows refuse cows this coming season and so build to.eat it any longer. up your herd with good stock. . ,101^ FI6BT rAMINE A . F/oparcd by tfie Departmonc of A|rttuTture far tbt Sjmlne fm«rjeN{y ^ JOl ..