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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 753, 4 August 1922, Page 6

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED I I ❖ '*> <i> f 4> t 4 x X AGENTS for the INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. We wish to acquaint ail farmers we shall in the future be stocking all kinds of FARM MACHINERY, “SPARE PARTS,” and RUBBER GOODS. You will be able to purchase from us at exactly the same » price as at Auckland. MR CHURCHILL, who has been ort the road for some considerable time past, iis well known to you, and he will be calling upon you in our interests from now onwards. We court your enquiries for all kinds of Farm Machinery, feeling sure we can give you the utmost satisfaction in every respect. You can prove all we say by giving us your enquiries for any machinercy you may need, or better still - - give us your orders — the goods and prices are right. THE~ FARMS’ UNION TRACING COY., LTD. KING STREET. PUKEKOHE, lllh.dii.!*;!!.di 0 V 7 •' ■->< fi •; i s i!■ i»i o H!! ti~ • (i llSll ,g%. \ v x — = judge tea by its flavour, not by the dark colour of the infusion. Dtaiks and coarse leaf growths give a dark coloured liquid which is rank to the taste — you get flavoury, savoury, amber fluid that refreshes and stimulates when you use ' Ml §3l m sws® lunarw vwrnm Packed in three qualities: —Purple Butterfly, Ped Butterfly, and Blue Butterfly. GOLDIERS 17 ~~ mm

GENERAL CARRIERS. COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANTS. 'Phone 147 Thone. 166. TOBIN ST FUKEKOHE. NOW you farmers, butter-fat has gone up and Ford cars have come down, so this is the time to o.'dei your cur from John W. Andrew and Son, Pnkekohe and Auckland.