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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4699, 16 May 1924, Page 4

z ‘ ' Can you ■xKW>*!®Rely on your Repairs? sends you out over winter roads with a feeling of confidence which is a pleasure in itself.Our un-to-date Garage is at your disposal for all repairs and overhauls to your car Our machanics are thoroughly proficient in the repairs of magnetos, the overhaul and recharging o batteries, the correction of faulty lighting aud starting systems, and all engine repalis. We also specialise in the repair of dairy machinery, and are agents for the well-known “UNITY” Milking machines. Paeroa Engineering Co. Ltd Motor and General Engineers.

| How About YOUR HOME? | I Are you wearing out the I’ I Floors and Linoleums or I walking on the Finish? . |- if \ new floor costs approximately 100 times 5 ■I more than a new finish, yet many people let 5 ;! their floors and floor coverings wear out when J S ’ i; a few shillings spent in coating them with a -rZ a’’ good varnish would have saved them. “ Ij Varnish not only saves the floors—it saves 5 - :■ labour, too, as any woman with experience ? I 1 fiTrTifc' ’ •I •■.’ill testify. i, ?<oat Your Floors with 1 ii Valspar Varnish. fen !| and you give them a hard, lasting r tfrfßr' ■ finish, impervious to wear or water. !| We have it in -J-gal. cans at 25/«, | jj .t-gaL cans at 12/6, I-pint cans at >i 8«/«, 1-pint cans at 4/-. ~ •j Call or writ* for particulars of this ' & ■! splendid preparation. S •1 Add postage when ordering. '-k./Z... ' ” ■ S ! BOOTH & CHAPMAN, LTD. I I’ Signwriters and Glaziers, Letd, Oil, Paint, Glass and Wallpaper Merchants S i , honp 2t86 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. P.O. Box 271 ig

ANCHOR BUTTER 1/7 lb. CASH. r < > I 1.. $ll 1 ’ ■■ i ’ AECWOR | ■ xl I ASKING | II """Mimi llllliimM ”

Autumn Top - Dressing with Superphosphate to the meet profitable, economical and eertaln meaM of obtaining ample feed during winter months because Superphosphate ba readily available and lasting form of plant food Superphosphate has proved it* value as a wonderful stimulant of phut growth whether used for top-drwsing in the Autumn or at any other *easoo. Ctae of the largest Dairy-farmers in the Auckland Province states that he propose* topdressing his pastures in the Autumn with 2, cwt. of Superphosphate to the acre. hXs always top-dressed with Superphosphate in the Autumn and has peeved the value of the practice. Government Teste Show M Super” i» Bet* Mr. T. H. Patterson, Instructor in Agriculture, ha* given figureapoaroeing experiments made at Te Kuiti. Her* la a contrast betwean SoperptmtoaM and Basic Slag Coot Cash Retained Goto SUPERPHOSPHATE -£1 £4 5 4 £*s 4 BASIC SLAG • •£1 «1* » « • On an outlay of £l, Superphosphate therefore gave a aotom si fl Us. W. BeTguided by these two practical example* of Sups rpimptata wporiarity., Topdress thia Autumn with S«perpbo*phat* — order yow WW *w ■smear ■ any tima you specify. INS' )N THE HIGHEST GRADE Sup phosphale OF NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE OMafawble from *U Merchants, Storekeeper, er Direct from the Manufacturer*