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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 473, 12 June 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, Dust (for top daessmg) Bone Dust Fencing Wires, American Plain Galvanised, Nos. 8 and 9. American Barb, also English Wire. • WIRE NETTING for Sh«e* Rabbit* and Pigs. Special quotations given for large quantities. vl m ii! e Smoke of the Young New Zealander — , Mms mm r»£ 8& ifiS^.^Vi's &.*. ,ffl v^ 9R& ir, it^ahriiuHiL ■ 5 J For a score of years Full Strength DERBY Plug has been, and remains, the favourite of the older settlers and New Zealand workers. But the younger generation are »-p-^^- more Ircquent smokers, and must Vl ' have a Tobacco that is not too k. slrorm nor vet lon mild—somemm mm WM m m smi **«bsb KPPII lIP have a I. obacc slrorm nor yet thing that will away too qmc the ManufacUn lip will not bile, or burn quickly. Therefore ac hirers of the famous DERBY, recognising', the wants of the young New Zealander, have specially made to suit his taste -MILD DERBY Mellow Blend--Plug< or 2 oz. Tins. , Young New Zealaiulers, don't forget —try Wild Derby. *O/> / ~J--~~^ BEST AND GOES FARTHEST.