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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4318, 16 September 1921, Page 1

The Best in Town. D. McWatters, Draper, Clothier, and Mercer PAE RO A.

BOOTS and SHOE C :: TO SUIT :: THE EYE. THE FOOT, AND POCKET Canadian “Maple Leaf” Gum Boots, per pair .. 27s 6d Women’s Rubber Boots. 16s 6d Men’s Leather Lined Glace Kid Boots .. .. 26s 9d A REAL BARGAIN DALE S

TE PAPAPA FERTILIZER WORKS >zip® FERTILIZER WORKS / m \ BEHIhD THEraRMER I I Progressive Farmers I + Te Papapa Manures ! = Profitable Farming With high land values and decreased produce values, farmers must secure greater returns per acre. Despite the depreciation of farm produce values Pjogressive farmers are making farming profitable by using I Tf Papapa Fertilisers . Te Papapa Manures are all high grade, analysis guaranteed, and are in splendid drilling condition. ■wm jf"jjj ■ Citf iir-tv w *1 rf iiUiifiLiaa OFncETFERRY buildings I^M"£3 41 Works , tepai>jm ... Hi 1 f BOX 759 AUCKLAND WEAR OWEHUNCA . . «.<

Flour Trust the Second (50 STRONG) STARTED OPERATIONS Ist JUNE. Breadwinners Be not tempted into the trap of buying Southern Flour. The object of the Trust ■ through its numerous agencies, being to crush the Northern Milling Company And get a Monopoly. Then how would you fare in the hands of a Southern Flour T rust ? Strike the TRUST MONSTER ber fore he gets loose a deadly blow by using only the courageous FREE MILL S « CHAMPION ” FLOUR AND THE VICTORY IS YOURS.

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