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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4736, 11 August 1924, Page 4

Drive right iny|i| we can f |X ®I y 3EI I. E| Our prompt and efficient repair depart0 I I3E ~ ! I El mcnt is a^ways at your service * Sil! I 11 IB Motor work is our specialty—we can hunt H ||| out that trouble, and put the matter right. liiWliiilii£M HERE IS THE PLACE- ■ r * Paeroa Engineering Co. Ltd Motor ?and General Engineers.

■ I $ it : XU Protect WsßfcJi IKSSSST ISr fejyxk JlufSkt VU I \sy( 1 tew*.T / rtf|L whkh? . .18. Wj Av I Deterioration quickly sets in when art article We carry the only complete stock of paints, is left unprotected. Houses—floors - furniture varnishes and painter’s requisites in the Wai- - motor cars -all need the surface protection kato, and, as we do our own buyingion the that only good paint and varnish can give. home markets, and import DIRECT, we are in Attend to these matters NOW and secure a position to offe • a service ce ond to none m your requirements here 1 New Zealand. WRITE OR CALL FOR OUR PRICES. They will explain why you should buy paints and brushes exclusively from us. BOOTH & CHAPMAN, LTD. Signwriters and Glaziers, Lead, Oil, Paint, Glass and Wallpaper Phone 2186 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. P. O. Box 271 Goldberg 30

ACORN BUTTER 1/9 a lb CASH The touch of “Quality” distinguishes Sav “ACORN” BUTTER <^N „ “ACORN” ACORN It has good body and fine flavour.; It your to your js the equa | of any com petitive butter Grocer. AND COSTS LESS. * Grocer. A penny a pound cheaper is “Daffodil” —a good butter, but not quite the quality of the other. DAFFODIL BUTTER 1/8 alb CASH

We are Agents for the INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. W. J. ELLIS, RK'Kffi Vehicle Building, Repairing, and Painting a Speciality. BELMONT ROAD, PAEROA, Phone 15.

Autumn Top - Dressing with Superphosphate flB Um meet profitably economical and oertata saeeM of obtaining ample food during Wisstar ni ess the booanoo • Superphosphate readily available and lastinf form ef plant food Superphosphate has proved its mine as a wonderful ■timulaf of gtast growth whether used for top-dressing in the Autumn or atanyother eeaawm One of the largest Dairy-farmers in the Auckland be !<**£*** dressing his pastures in the Autumn with 2J cwt. of Superphosphate Je the- *cro He has always top-<lrcM®<l with Suparpnoaphata faß tn® the value of the practice. Government Teste Show “Super* h Beat Mr. T. H. Patterson, Instructor in Agriculture,, taeaiwo lyoee snoesta* ing experiments made at Te Kuiti. ’ Her® i® a coatraM M®w®a* and Basic Slag : — Coot Cush Rutwwud Guta SUPERPHOSPHATE -£1 £4 5 4 £3 5 4 BASIC SLAG - £1 £1 13 • 13 • On an outlay of £l, Superphosphate therefere guw u return ef MS tta. M. Mrs than Basic Slag. _ . , Be guided by these two practical examples •< unpesyiuepuu— yfp— yi. *W; dress this Autumn with Superphosphate urier your sWRy oenr me ■ any time you specify. INSIS W THE HIGHEST GRAM Supphosphale OF NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE Qbtadaoblo from sA Morahsuntu, Storekeupuroßi or Direct from the Menufskcturm