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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 463, 8 May 1912, Page 7

C. STEVENS I have LARGE STOCKS of the following: ALGERIAN SEED OATS I re-dress all SEED OATS before sending out. Basic Slag, Superphosphate, Bone Dust (for top dressing) Fencing Wires, American Plain Galvanised, Nos. 8 and 9. American Barb, also English Wire. WIRE NETTING for Sheep, Rabbits and Pigs. Special quotations given for large quantities. Smokers—here's the real thing in pipe tobaccos. Say "oJqgti. \ ■'! \ acco m >tt ~r—r as -r-1" « 1 wtit/ •ME* 1 m? m !| *J PiL-n 'MI '■'/Wn •>!*„ "H f J [ jy *• I v?V f > } JI 'Jfi- < I 1 i -v i f a 4' i'- >:V jfeMi < SfSKV \\ jjgj 4 s - 0/-2 You fellows with tender tongues, take it from me that Golden Eagle GH^e2edbjowbb®®® Tobacco . is just what you ve been looking for. It simply can't bite. This isn't a tale — r it's a fact—a real 0 fact. Golden Eagle is just the tobacco to make you joy a pipe over and over again. Like the king of birds, it soars above all others. In Tins and Plug. { \> t \ J .* jl [ iv f \ i m' ! 1 4#i Si It Usjr' if' •? V* )l L v; »W' 1 * ' .. 'M i I ~r.3u .i,.. J [JL A 1 i irv J 4 / I > r ' ->! i 11 V lomuui IMMMUUMI imaaMua -J] -r€\ £?l What we have for Breakfast and Supper. 1 »> < ©GfSOA 1 i's rhe lighFesF mosi df^estible /\ F*ERF~E:cT cocoa.