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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2209, 23 July 1914, Page 3

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These "implements are ingenidus fend .practical, being invented by "a farmer @ ! who wanted bigger crops with 'ess labour, and who' felt "the need -for '.quick;';", f| ; j thorough, effective cultivation. /'They' have ; revolutionized the: old flow,', § :' I labourious farming and gardening methods, and by sheer merit'have placed' | i themselves .in the class of twentieth T century achievements. They are light;' 3 i strong, and durable, and ... ~-. , ' ■■ -a- \ ' ' Are The-Greatest;.LaSor^Savers;^'""'""'-'"•■;■ I !-'■,- ■ :: °nmr~ . "." ■ ~"' --■ : '~T^'-4 j ever put on the market. They do the work quicker, better, and cheiper 5j 3 than gardening by hand or any'other '!•■'■-- ' •"■■""■.'■' '. ■" a j Some implements combine a number of-tools, such as the No. i Planet Jr.,- 'I i which is a combination hill'and'drill seeder, wheel hoe, cultivator, iurr>wer a • and plow, and is the most. : comp/eto tool a farmer 'or gardener - can-'have, 'jj i Ho can do more work'with-it --ad keep things in better condition in one- $ ; skth of the time it wouli-take without it. / f' ■ The, No. i is only one of tho-. many Planet Jr. Implements—there is one for & i every farm and gardon for hand or horse power, and all of | them are sold with an .'iron-clad, guarantee to give absolute satisfaction. ri Obtainable from all" storekeepers. Write- for .1913 Planet Jr. catalogue; ~-. ,| •; ; '" . AGENTS '.•-' ' -i- ' • WELLINGTON.""" 1

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