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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4700, 19 May 1924, Page 4

\tJLL-crash! „ x " Gan you Rely on your Repairs? Economy in repairs depends not on .the amount you pay, but on the durability and reliability of those repairs. And then the knowledge that the repairs have been efficiently earned out sends you out over winter roads with a feeling of confidence which is a pleasure in itself. Our up-to-date Garage is at your disposal for all lepaits and overhauls to your car. Our machanics are thoroughly proficient in the repairs of magnetos, the overhaul and recharging of batteries, the correction of faulty lighting and starting systems, and all engine repairs. 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.

Whether Painting for Profit or Painting for PleasureYou Need Good Brushes! THE ARTIST THE PRACTICAL PAINTER Wilf find here a complete stock of the Can select his requirements here with every confifinest brushes for cither oil or water donee. Mat brushes, pasting brushes, colours, imported direct and priced at etc., representing such leading makers as Hamilton s the lowest possible figures. Bunting s, and Otago Brush Co. OUR PRICE LIST IS FREE ON APPLICATION. Write or call for it, and compare our prices with those you have been paying. BOOTH & CHAPMAN, LTD. Signwriters and Glaziers, Lead, Oil, Paint, Glass and Wallpaper Merchants Phone 2186 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON P.O. Box 271 'LU'ICT.UWL *- GOldtWFgF

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Autumn Top - Dressing with Superphosphate Bb ths uMMt economical and certain mMMM «f obtaining ample feed during winter month* beceaae* Superphosphate b • readily available and lasting form of plant food Superphosphate has proved its value as a wonderful stimalaot of jgaot growth whether used for top-dressing in the Autumn or at any other season. One of the largest Dairy-farmers in the Auckland Province states that be propose* topdressing his pastures in the Autumn with 2| cwt. of Superphosphate to the aera He has always top-dressed with Superphosphate in the Autumn and M> pr*v«* the V*l<3« of the practice. Government Tests Show “Super* is Beat Mr. T. H. Patterson, Instructor inAgriculture, has given figures soneaaing avperiments made at Te Kuiti. Her® ia a contrast between Seperphtupaal® and Basic Slag Coe* Cash Retmed Cai* SUPERPHOSPHATE -£1 £4 5 4 £3 5 4 BASIC SLAG - ■£l £1 13 9 13 9 On, an outlay of £l, Superphosphate therefore gave a rttmeffl 11*. M than Basic Slag. .. Be guided by these two practical example® *f Superphosphate npsn»ity. t Ttpdress this Autumn with Superphosphate order yo*r aoHdr **w fur eaßvaty ■ any tuna yo* specify. INSI W THE HIGHEST GRADE Sup phosphate OF NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE Cbtebuible from all Merchant*, or Direct from the Manufacturer*