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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 371, 21 June 1911, Page 3

An almost incalculable number of skins are used in countries where th« rigours of the climate necessitates the wearing of fur of some kind daily. Even the poorest serf has his sheepskin, the frozen Laplander his reindeer coat and fur mocassins, while in the same regions the wealthy classes wrap themselves in the costliest furs and use rugs of enor- ( ,mous value.

If You Have a Garden You cannot do better than stock it with — MACKAY'S Superior Seeds & Plants On receipt of ONE POUND we will forward this Special Collection 12 Packets Vegetable Seeds 12 Packets Flower Seeds 6 Choice Flowering Shrubs Quantity Bedding Plants Quantity Flowering Bulbs The above comprises all the latest varieties, and thorough satisfaction is guaranteed. All Purchases are carefully packed and delivered to Rail or Steamer FREE OF CHARGE. Write for our New Catalogue. . Gilbert J. Mackay Seedsman, Florist and Plant Merchant, 106 Queen St., Auckland.

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