TEVENS King Axes, 4/6 each, o Lanterns, 31- each. Oats always on hand. Basic Slag, Superphosphate, \ Dust (for top dressing) Fencing Wires, American Plain Galvanised, Nos. 8 and 9. American Barb, also English Wire.WIRE NETTING for Sheep, Rabbits and Pig* Special quotations given for large quantities. miacco The Sat.u&r For the man who wants a sweet mellow smoke there's nothing like Golden Eagle— lt simply can't tongue. .very whirf is a solace and a delight and, better ill thpre's no sting after a heavy day's smoking, f° r ls sweet, cool and pure. * . * \ .-/AX. A I \ is the "class" tobacco that ) ; gives satisfaction from the first draw to the last whiff. The office man, the pro- \> fessional man, the man of leisure and the worker—- - „.,_ £ all know that there s nothA JL m % to equal Golden Eagle. - ' in tins and plug. What we have for Breakfast and Supper." WW! Mil giPillllWl is fhc - mosl digeshble j»u
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 478, 29 June 1912, Page 7
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156Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 478, 29 June 1912, Page 7
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