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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5518, 30 December 1929, Page 4

Case-Osborne Haymaking Machinery Combines every Modern Improvement of, Note. MOWER, 4ft. 6in. cut, vertical lift £2B 10s. Hay Rake, 10ft., £l5 Call and inspect before placing your order. Hay Forks (Best Canadian) 2 prong 3 prong 3/11 4/3 Wm. Fleming & Son Ltd. Paeroa Box 2. Phones — Paeroa, 124, 90. Ngatea, 28S Eyes Left! Healthy young eyes turn eagerly to the “ Anchor ” Butter on the table. It makes their daily bread so delicious! There’s no food so nourishing, so invigorating for kiddies, and grown-ups, alike. So \ don’t stint on butter —and be sure it’s “ANCHOR.” rail slst Jut \ O ' w ) r L a|||B r Butter Shop in Thames I - on Saturday - which is now late shopping night Service and Satisfaction are our principal objects. A. J. HOLMAN The London Watchmaker and Jeweller | POLLEN STREET — Phone 292 — THAMES I

O*; , /I jfeOgl G £>i?!L ..jiifcii &? . > ’T'O have so successfully maintained the tradition■ll 1 al perfection of Dewar’s Whisky is indeed an I ■■ achievement of which we are justly proud. I If Millions of gallons laid down years ago to mature make it possible for you to enjoy to-day the perfection of this fine old Scotch Whisky. For your convenience the ‘ Dewar’s ’ bottle has a special Lever Cap—no corkscrew required, simply ® Jlßa ® hft the Irttle lever. Flasks also have the Lever Cap. S DEWARS :SS WHISKY ' BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND rl Kail oisnifi