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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4344, 18 November 1921, Page 1

Farmers’ Union Trading Co. Ltd. (Auck.) Big Savings on Groceries. PaerOQ BraßCh. Perfect-Fitting Corsets We have only space for five items—but order all your require- ■ nWFRPD meats and get the benefit of our November prices. We will sell during November the litat models in D. and A. CANDLES—British Wax reductions off;usual pricesNovember price, f e per D. AND A CORSETS 24/9 Per Box pkt. R n ■■ a For Slim and Medium Figures. COCOA--Komo.” WU V „„ % Makes a nutritious and No. 200 15/6 11/9 satisfying beverage • No. 254 i 19/9 14/11 Usually 1/2 per Xlb Tin, *1 ' No. 316 ... 17/9 12/11 November price /v> %lbTin 111 For stout Figures. 2 tins fori/- • No - 698 31/9 25/6 HUDSON’S EXTRACT WI ■ ' “ ■acwc eiiiTc “ November price. fcft4 p “ I\O DPP IBtli O »UI I © 8/9 Per Box of 141 b rID Doz ■ n m Almost Pre-war Prices qp-rp A « * 1 All the essentials of a Satisfactory Suit—Durable Material, lilVal. smart appearance, good workmanship—are offered at these A full-flavoured selected Ceylon leaf of f* 'CB ■ /I remarkably low prices : — rich, pleasant aroma. In 61b tins. V(1 111 UCI I(J■ I • 90S £5 1!)S £6 19s Usual price 16'11 per tin. fJ. Cl Per r O ■ . November Price * tin — ■ toilet soap Denim Pants Assorted Oatmeal, Buttermilk, Rose, Bargains ill all Departments. Made of guaranteed full-weight Boz/ to yard Blue-Denim, with Glvcerine etc Stronvlv recommended solid brass rivets and pure linen thread; 4 pockets; waist cut Usual price 8d per cake 41d^ fce . I DRAPERY GROCERY I November X- ltd p ® r 1/for3Cakes - 3 / 11^1Do^Cate: HARDWARE SADDLERY _J*ce_ —,— Fair — nrcrj 7 tiDAfnrrm' Men’s Best Chrome Derby Boot. jj-U JiJN JL JL LI Jill/ . OJqjOOJK.aljJlv Jl This well-proportioned boot has uppers of best quality chrome, —i— ■■■■■■■■■■■hwmbmhhmmm double soles which are standard screwed and slugged; toe and JAPAN DRESSED BEST WHITE — — : ' - heel tips ; three-quarter water-tight tongue. All sizes. November 3d per I November 3d p“ I SNIP IN SADDLES. I for November OG 1/6 per 61b. 1/6 per 61b. With COLONIAL or ENGLISH Kneepads 59s 6<l 2s IN THE E OFF ALL FOOTWEAR. 2/11 per 121 b. 2/11 per 121 b. ’ , : Saddle, well made on a strong tree, with good quality basil This bTAPCBT seat and strong knee-pads. Offered during November at nnnn x KAPOK SCRIM. practically cost price. WALLPAPERS at Genuine No. 1 Samarang Best . English Sc rm, Unmounted 59/- Net , .. ' Teased Kannk washed and boiled, 6ft. Mounts 14/6 extra 20 PCT CBJlt redUCtlOD leasea *.apoK wl j e> 3 /_ in THE £ OFF AEE OTHER RIDING SADDLES zj / • iKn I? V November price November Price If you are thinktrig of getting a saddle for your own use, or of \‘*/" Is 3d per lb, per yard giving one as a Xmas present, NOW is the time to buy. All goods advertised in daily papers can be procured at Paeroa & Netherton branches

FAT STOCK for the 1921-22 Season. A Fat Lamb commands a better price than a “Store.” A Fat Lamb is the result of good feeding at the right time. Good feeding entails the provision of good Rape-and Turnip Crops. Good Rape and Turnip Crops are largely the result of the us. of good fertilizers. Good Fertilizing means the use of “Eclipse” Fertilizers. By the expenditure of a few shillings per acre on the purchase of “Eclipse" Rape or Turnip Fertilizers, farmers can ensure bountiful crops for the fattening of stock and so make one acre do the work of two. A Good Fertilizer is not an extravagance—it is a necessity and in these times no farmer can afford to do without. The best proof of the quality of a fertilizer is the demand for it. Compare our sales of fertilizers for the year 1920 with those of 1914. tx I ’■nffittupsj = I ? recistired, ISr! FERTILIZER! -A 1914 Sale.. 1920 Sale. 290 per cent, increase over 1914 sales. These telling figures and the 'fact that the number of farmers using “Eclipse” increased from 1,'200 in 1914 to over 5.400 in 1920 is sufficient evidence of the popularity and reliability of “Eclipse” Fertilizers, Book your order through your Local Agent or direct from— The New Zealand Refrigerating Company, Limited AUCKLAND JSALES AGENCY, H. E. GILLESPIE, Representative, P.O. BOX 553, AUCKLAND Telegraphic Address: “HEG.” N-21

— ' 8 ■ ™ mi Furnish in Taste —Enjoy at Leisure. When you have selected your furniture, arranged the price for. it, and seen it safely ensconced in the home that you delight to own, the next thing to expect is SERVICE — good, long, faithful service that will ultimately convince you of the wisdom of your choice. SELECT IT HERE. We offer the Best Possible Value, which means the most modern designs and soundest timber in every suite or single piece sold. All furniture is made on the premises by skilled workmen, and the firm’s guarantee of satisfaction is given with every order “sent home.” Pay an inspection visit. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Le Manquais, Lamb & Co. LTD. PAEROA PHONE 9.

PEERLESS ALE & STOUT MADE FROM PUKE MALT HOPS AND ARTESIAN WATER. Owing to extra duty and Increased cost of materials, etc., our prices are now as follow’s —FOR CASH : ' QUART ALE AND STOUT, 12/6 per doz. PINT ALE AND STOUT, 6/6 per doz. DRAUGHT ALE in Kegs—3/- gal. Kegs charged for as follows: 10 gals. 255; 5 gals. 15s; 3 gals. 10s; and same amount allowed when returned in good order. Cases, 3s each. Booking prices 6d per gal. or doz. extra. All orders receive prompt attention. C.L. INNES & CO. LTD. Brewers & x> ottlers REWERS & -13 OTTLERS . * HAMILTON. P.O. Box 34 Phones 1935. 1936.

FARM IMPLEMENTS. •NEW ZEALANDLA’ MILKING MACHINE COACH-BUILDING HORSE-SHOEING GENERAL SMITHING W. J. ELLIS PAEROA PHONE 15.

Boots and shoe c ~ :: TO SUIT :: THE EYE. THE FOOT, AND POCKET Rubber Bowling Shoes Chrome Soled Tennis Shoes. All Sporting Footwear Women’s Box Chrome Derby Shoe, patent cap, sewn, 20s 9d. J DALES b