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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 725, 28 November 1914, Page 3

LIMITED. Have a good stock of ALL KINDS OF TURNIPS, Special Turnip Manure. Also Bonedust, Basic Slag and Superphosphate. Wire, Staples, Sheep Dip, etc., etc. Totara Fencing Posts and Strainers. Drills, Discs, Plows, Mowers and Manure Distributors. Feed Oats and Chaff.

1914 ELECTIONS We believe in bringing the "Steel Arteries" up to the highest standard of perfection—not only to bring the Farmer within easy reach of the Cities but to bring produce within easy reach ot the Markets. You see, the train carries one hundred times at one time than the horse and waggon—that's why it can do it so much more cheaply. There is a lesson in this for us—by moving big quantities of goods direct from our Wholesale Warehouse to you we can do it .at tar less expense thau one hundred retailers can handle the same goods m small lots. You would not support a Government that advocated increasing the cost to you by stopping the trains and putting one hundred waggons in place of each train to cart your goods from Auckland to Wellington. Then why support ~«*tail credit system that does just that very thing and taxes you witL s 2 extra expense of handling goods through hundreds of retailers.? Buy direct wholesale. Our Big Catalogue is FREE—write for it to-day. Another plank next week. (There's a reason for our wonderful growth.), EIS (Our Guarantee: Satisfaction or money back.) SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLP DIRECT TO YOU AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ftsXs«s& Warehouse—@©rß*er of H©&s®a & Wyndfiam Sts. v Ruckland

This is the time of the year to place the system on a new basis —to cleanse the Blood, clear the Brain and gather renewed energy. SPRING SARSAPARILLA Will do this. J. E. WALKER, THE OLD ESTABLISHED CHEMIST, TE KUITL