FOR SALE | A QUANTITY OF FENCING WIRE. j | 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 i cwt. coils. | X (I will not sell quantities of less than 5 cwt. of wire) :> Also 3 kegs of wire nails, 2jin. to Ilin., made by the £ American Steel Wire Co. Price per cwt., 27s 6d. * | . % ij: Also a large number of kauri, framed, ledged doors, ❖ I 7ft. high by 3ft. wide, at 10s each. j I . | t . t For further particulars apply direct to — f W. M. CULLEN, Belmont Road, | •f* * * * I I — —nrainwmT- i... i . ■■■wun
Distinctive Tailoring Gives 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 i J. T. wotteN&co? Tailors & Habit Makers 258, Victoria Street, Hamilton. Next Farmers’ Auctioneering Coy. Ltd.
SElhbnHHnßi | 111)11 ll)lll]TnilH(lil!|il|llllrliilllilli 111 Illi j■:: ffiM • \ A W: I ‘‘Hungry’ ’ crops are stunted crops—poor, in : | yield, and lacking in market value. Such Hfe B:: IS:| disappointing results are the outcome of ex- : fflTi hausted soils—constant cropping, has taken •-« • : out the essential plant foods. Rejuvenate the tepapapa - Hjy:J soil, and gather bumper crops by using factqry nffnrn the well-known,reliableTe Papapa Fertilizers. In Te Papapa Fertilizers you restore to the earth, the foods—the Htt J ffi ML ’ ’IW' nourishment—which former crops have taken out. And no matter what the condition of your farm—no matter what crop you intend to W 1 11 ffi’tk' / ""Wm cultivate, there’s a Te.Papapa mixture to meet your requirements. nnn|n. W! fy y That is because Te Papapa Fertilizers are prepared in New Zealand ittnjffl p for New Zealand conditions: They are produced by specialists, in SSvl the newest and most up-to-date works, as pictured above. High l|l jlrl I grade, of guaranteed analysis, absolutely reliable in results, there is g•St 1 I no ner * nVeBtmenl or ‘he farmer than money spent on IhliM Hhlm te papapa J ISfeH FERTILIZERS ■ ::::3 - iIIPW I // I 1W) Correct manuring with Te Papapa mixtures will give you thoroughly developed ;:: 1 4 f ]| 'I crops—better pastures —more milk, meat and wool from the same acreage.. Our I- ||L** O\l iIwThI Nauru Island Phosphate is finely ground at our modern Te Papapa works and is unI Jffln ii surpassed for solubility. Obtainable from Storekeepers, Merchants, Wholesale Co-ap-I w/’, ff/l ! erative Companies or direct from the Manufacturers. BrossUn”V -i- AA\'\ I v,ln I lIBbMJLi** * hi f " j :TAZ A:
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4418, 24 May 1922, Page 4
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468Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4418, 24 May 1922, Page 4
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