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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 298, 10 September 1920, Page 3

TOOLS FOR GARDENERS 8 Gardening days are here, and we have the necessary ||| Tools that help to make gardening the pleasure it pill ought to be. |||| Hoes—Push and Drag Ladies' Weed Forks and Trowels j|L jm Garden and Hedge Shears Pruning Shears Rakes mWIJi Garden Lines . Forks IJ/II Reap Hooks Spades ® J J? If Lawn Mowers - Trowels If if /§ M etc., etc. llff if ALL WELL AND STRONGLY MADE. vI?If If E. W. MILLS & CO. LTD. Corner Jervois Quay, Hunter & Victoria Streets, Wellington i

= To-day, to many thousands, only the S memory remains of their one-time suffer- I 5 ings caused through Indigestion. These | WHEN YOU TAKE l|||fl| 5 former sufferers voluntarily ascribe this $: to the lasting benefits obtained through §/jmmJKra the use of Mother Seigel's Syrup, it is W/ ll\\f^MM £ the ideal stomachic arid liver tonic. Put '// 111 WfiffiJjm it to the test. ' I f ffiwfrn M |^H

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