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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4918, 21 December 1925, Page 4

AK F.O* MEAT EXPORT SEASON. Slaughtering operations have been recommenced at the South- s down Works, and the facilities offered by the Company may > now be utilised by iarmeis having stock for export. > • Those wishing to ship on their own account are invited to. make use of the Company’s selling connections, when reason- -- able advances against the stock will be made if desired. The Company is relying on those farmers who sell to export ; buyers either ”in the paddock” or “on the hooks” to < stipulate that their stock must be killed at the farmers’ own works. MANURES. Enquiries regarding prices and particulars of the Company’s high grade manure mixtures will receive prompt attention. ? THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 113, AUCKLAND. HEAD OFFICE: Eudean’s Buildings, Auckland. .

(Mhildrens Safefe 3jil!L ksonsumption kiddies can safely spend their \ I pennies on sweets here. Such de- ’/ lightfully tempting wholesome can- \ I dy cannot harm them tn any n ay. > 3 - Only the lines of Sandard makers kept in Stock—their names are a ' guarantee of purity. THE DOLLY VARDEN J; Fourth Door from -Railw. y Station PAEROA Phone 128 J

PRINTING THAT PAYS! ' The One Firm who can supply Print-ing-Printing of distinction —Printing of quality—Printing that will MAKE YOUR BUSINESS ! IS — W. D. NICHOLAS LIMITED <7T OUR Plant is one of the Largest and most modem ■ for high-class and rapid Printing in the Thames JI Valley. We have the hands of labour up to TO-DAY '■ BUSINESS CARDS CIRCULARS CARDS- —Endless fancy varieties ’ LETTERHEADS ACCOUNT FORMS , anil everything in the inky way from a Visiting Card to a huge Poster. 7 ~ rJ With the above special’ facilities and swift-running machinery ‘ we can command prompt delivery at such prices as cannot - fail to always stand out in a class by themselves. Some tradesmen who have sent away for prices have told us this—and afterwards we did their work, and thus the money was left in the town and circulated amongst the tradespeople. W. D. NICHOLAS LIMITED “HAURAKI PLAINS GAZETTE” PAEROA. i