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Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 44, 2 December 1913, Page 1

You want the best quality you can buy for Harvest and Grass Tools. Jt'a not a matter of price with you; the small saving on second-grade goods is too small to consider. It's a matter of That's what we knew when we selected the makers of our goods—milkers wlio;-e names have been standards for more than half a century. Mote the prices we are quoting and, remember, for goods of Al ciuality only. IMPORT STORES, BALCLUTHA. Tyy.ack's Scythe" Blades—- . 24in lis, MOiii lis 3d, liliht lis (5d each Tvscack't Bramble Scythe Blades—:Min lis 9d each "Patent" Scythe Handles—Hi (3d each Track's Keap Hooksla lid, Is (id, Is Wd each Strong Hay Bakes—2s each *lid Steel Turnip HoesIs 2d, is 4d, Is (kl each Handled American Turnip Hoes—--2s tid #ack Harvest Gloves—2s lid, 2s Od, lis pair Binder Oil—Gallons, lis (id, tins Is extra Drums, lis, drums Is extra Hickory Hay Bakes—2s, 2s".'id, 2s (id

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CHANGEABLE AT WILL. WHEN THE TO DO IS TO ADJUST THE NEWLYDESIGNED TOP AND YOU HAVE A SPLENDID OPEN FIRE. . SHACKLOCK'S BOILER ON RIGHT OR LEFT SIDE AS MAY BE FOUND MOST CONVENIENT. ING. HXGH-PRESSURE BOILERS, PROVIDING A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF HOT WATER, CAN BE FITTED AT MODERATE

MftW FOR THE HOT WEATHER. FOR THE WET WEATHER. FOR THE COLD WEATHER. FOR ANY WEATHER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY DONE-PLENTY OF LEATHER. I. R. KERR BOOT SPECIALIST,, Next Ritchie Broe. *