I FARMERS’ LINES. What a saving in cost is effected for farmers by buying these lines from Low’s Ltd., 00 Lichfield Street, C'hristj church: Seaming Twine Harbours o ply,' j 105 strands to hank. Is (id per hank: j Plough Line Italian Hemp in ill) and j 1411. balls, '2s per lb to dear; Plough ! Shares n2's Australian per doz 255; I 48’s Australian per doz 20.s.—Advt. A FORTUNE IN A JAR. “Some one left you a fortune, my i friend—you look so bright.” "Aes! a ■ doctor recommended “Maltexo” (Wil- | son’s Malt Extract) as a tonic for mv run-down condition. After taking it for a few days, I felt a new man plenty of ‘pep’ and energy. I call i “.Maltese” a fortune in a jar.’.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1924, Page 2
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126Page 2 Advertisements Column 7 Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1924, Page 2
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