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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4651, 21 January 1924, Page 4

After4SSS? '. ' Jfc Agricultural LjfjeiuJSML Repairs at Moderate Prices. | EVC Thc p fc P aration for harvesting ancl ■VawKlliMß I d ! ‘ J the like finds'many implements in thc V n A need of repairs. Look over your needs to ' and Ict «s repair-them at once. »2£gt 11 AH work is promptly executed by expert tradesmen. Satisfaction is assured in wor k mans h*P and P r ‘ ccs< .....RRr paeroa Engineering Co. Ltd P .nd.u.m P . rrurt I Motor and General Engineers.

fcuTTMFAT RU»«» INS iioo— x. Ib» — f&r 1000 — ' 900 — 1 /TX ' 300 — f/ ( I C // 200— // - (a) aza 100 — — i la,.—L , t Raising the Gow to Maximum Butter-fat Productiveness ■ It takes codliver oil to pick up human beings. It takes “Cod1 livine” to raise the butter-fat productiveness of cows. i “CODLIVI N E” (Regd. Trade Mark) CODLIVER OIL CONDIMENT made from the same pure codliver, oil that strengthens human SstiXs Only North Sea cod are used-the world s finest This oil is blended palatably with 14 high value feed ingredients on basis. Splendid too for horsey niS-s noultrv and calves. 1,200 calf-feeds in a 100-lb bag. in simple P meal form. -No preparation needed. Mix in feed or drink. If your store cannot supply you, send direct to OSMOND & SON (N.Z.) LTD, WAKEFIELD STRICT - P.O. Bex 480 - WELLINGTON Dbpots at Fka»ktq W anp PALM.ATOH Nobth. Gordon & WALLACE & CO., Paeroa. “ The Stores that Satisfy.” FRUIT PRESERVING AND - - JAM MAKING SEASON'- - We have just opened up a large consignment of Half Gallon and Quart Canadian Preserving Jars Also 21b. Screw Top Jam Jars . and nests (of 2) JELLY JARS AT BEDROCK PRICES. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW. , Ring Phone 46 — THOS. BLACK, MANAGER. ■ m— l^aw Lasting Christmas Gifts from Father Times ring well. Charm and Cheer with Festive Chimes. NEW GOODS are sure to please/ Secure the pick of the display from' Father Times AT M. LABARRE The Thames Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller. I SPORTING ANO CAMPING REQUISITES for the Holiday Season. FOR THE MOTORIST— Benzine, Gasolene, Lubricating Oils, Greases, Spark Plugs, Repair Outfits, Spanners, and other Tools. FOR THE YACHTSMAN— ’ Ropes and Cordage, Ash Oars, Rowlocks and Ship Chandlery of a descriptions. FOR THE CAMPER— Gold Medal Stretchers, Tents and Flies, Kerosene Stoves and Cooking Utensils in endless variety. FOR THE SPORTSMANShot Guns and Rifles, Loading and Cleaning Accessories, Cartridges, Wads, Shot, Game Bags, etc. FOR THE ANGLER— Fish Lines, Sinkers, Hooks, Trawl Twines, Nets and Fishing Gear 0 all kinds. FOR THE TENNIS PLAYER— Racquets, Balls (Grass or Hard Courts), Covers, Presses, Tennis Nets, etc. FOR THE CRICKETER— Cricket Balls, Match and Practice Balls, Gauntlets, Score Books, etc. FOR THE PICNICKER— , Sparklet Syphons and Bulbs, Vacuum Flasks, Corkscrews, Knives ana Forks and other Canteen Requisites. .JAMES RENSHAW Central Sports Depot POLLEN STREET - THAMES RUBBER STAMPS Call at.the/*Gazette" Office and inspect our new * lUu-stcaied ; Catalogue of Designs,