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. M > . FOR SALE | | A QUANTITY OF FENCING WIRE. | i' | | American 12 x 6 barb wire at 25s 6d per cwt. Also | plain No. 8 fencing wire at £1 per cwt. All wire | J; put up in J cwt. coils. | k ' (I will not sell quantities of less than 5 cwt. of wire) £ | Also 3 kegs~ of wire nails, 2Jin. to Ilin., made by the j American Steel Wire Co. Price per cwt., 27s 6d. | A ' V £ Also a large number of kauri, framed, ledged doors, I 7ft. high by 3ft. wide, at 10s each. | ? I X ’ A 4 For further particulars apply direct to — g I W. M. CULLEN, Belmont Road, Paeroa. t £ . PHONE 41 |

Distinctive Tailoring Gives Individuality. Prices Down at Cost-of-Living Values. WE SPECIALISE IN GENTS’ SUITS AND RIDING BREECHES ; ALSO, LADIES’ RIDING OUTFITS AND COSTUMES - It will pay you to have your clothes cut by an Experienced English cutter (late of Phillips & Son, Regent Street, London, and Tailors to Royalty ; also 5 years head cutter for J. B. Ballantyne and Co., Christchurch, N.Z.) ALL OUR SUITS ARE GUARANTEED MADE ON THE PREMISES BY MEN TAILORS J. T. WOTTEN <& CO /Tailors & Habit Makers 258, Victoria Street, Hamilton. Next Farmers’ Auctioneering Coy. Ltd.

“Hungry” crop* are stunted crops—poor in f :::::::: 'yield, and lacking in market'value. Such a. disappointing results are the outcome of ex- Jffl hausted soils—constant cropping has taken W? ' out the essential plant foods. Rejuvenate the tepapapa soil, and gather bumper crops by using factory the well-known, reliableTePapapa Fertilizers. HirTTlfi ::::■ Te Papapa Fertilizer* you restore to the earth, the foods-—the ■ i’i m k n* nourishment—-which former crops have taken out. And no matter 111 !::: d: ■ f|z . I what the condition of your farm—no matter what crop you intend to Enßa :::;: i. / cultivate, there’s aTe Papapa mixture to meet your requirement*. . f/ l/ iWThat is because Te Papapa Fertilizers arel prepared in New Zealand H4|th4| P for New Zealand conditions. They are produced by specialists, in l|l|||ti| ;i Ae newest and most up-to-date works, as pictured above. High IlniTlfl ”--aK grade, of guaranteed analysis, absolutely reliable in results, there i« H 9 I / n 0 ner inVeBtment f armer 10n rnoney Bpent on l|||| HffiH TE PAPAPA | i|fc FERTILIZERS J ::±: I Correct manuring with Te Papapa mixtures will give you thoroughly developed ' : r : ii Ta\ ill' cro P s —b etler PMtWes —more milk, meat and wool from the same aweage.. Our ! td ! li-v- Jwfjßf* Nauru Island Phosphate is finely ground at our modern Te Papapa works and is un- :: J s ! Axffl bII'I i I surpassed for solubility. Obtainable from Storekeepers, Merchants, Wholesale Co-*p- :: I] I | t i eratiVe Companies or direct from the Mamrfactorer*. i : '■ Miiiiiiiiiiiiinnn'iniiT^^B -I

I After considerable discussion of the method that should be adopted for heating the new Masterton High School (states the “ Age ”) the architect (Mr J- F. Munnings) stated that he knew of nothing jnore satisfactory than the old Roman holocaust system, hy which the floor of the buildr ing was warbled instead of the air with’n. This system was being adopted by many churches and cathedrals in Europe. The difficulty with airheating was thlit the opening of windows at once disturbed the temperature. During the course of; some remarks at Carterton, Mr Goodfellow, of the New Zealand -Dairy Association said he had ascertained when in Etagland that the large firms who handled New Zealand products employed an “adjustor.” No matter whether, one brand of butter or cheese obtained a better price than the other brands, the “adjustor’s” duties were to each week so adjust the prices th|tt at some period each factory was credited with obtaining a higher figure than the others. This was done so as to please the individual consignorsWhen coughs, cold and chills are prevailing And infection is coming your way, If you feel the first symptoms of ailing Procure what you need whilst you may. If you're needing it now, “Go, get it!” And make sure that you get it pure You’ll bless glad moment you met. it If it’s Wood’ Great Peppermint Cure.

RUBBER STAMPS Latest Designs, at Lowest "Prices at The “> Gazette ” Office.

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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4417, 22 May 1922, Page 4

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690

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4417, 22 May 1922, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4417, 22 May 1922, Page 4

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