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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 4 September 1912, Page 1

OUTLFRY SILVER vvARE iiifs^y/\ xi|i^ii^ <x^^^H Pocket Knives from well known ManufacPvnofc -Pvnm firi woh Sl^^lS Milk \,^*||s§M turers, just arrived prior to the 15 per cent. _ „, #^ .sH^f^fe, vs advance on English (ioods. Biscuit Barrels, from Ys6d each lff#:^tt. ms^^mi I^fl| Jam Dishes, from 3s 6d each I.^?T^i^f^^ftk "1 Table Knives from 10s per doz Toast Racks, 3s 6d each Dessert Knives from 9s per doz Butter Dishes, 3s 6d each fe Sll^S^^^^V^^ Butcher Knives, from Is each Elower Stands, 5s 6d each Carving Knives, from 5s 6d each Cake Baskets, 10s 6d each • Putty Knives, from Is each Spoons—Tea, from 5s 6d doz , m WhaiV, the-use Farriers Knives, from Is each „ Dessert, from 9s doz « 1 a pocket Im;fe diat will 9 Pocket Knives, 9d to 10s 6d each » Table ' fr°m 15S d°Z Ie" Z I^SU^n S 1 ■ Bread Knives, from Is each Forks-Dessert^ from 9s doz I i ' „ Table, from 15s doz p sharpen a pencil" or M Q * Sugar Tongs, from Is 6d each . | 'yecTOingtocutapke J| bCISSOPS Butter Knives, from Is each m O Vt hold an ec'se"? 50 dozen just arrived, including Barbers, Buttonhole, etc. Sets of Carvers from 10s 6d, 15s, 22s 6d, ' TiS g .- . 30s, £2 2s, Silver Mounted. ' J n?Csl:^ ?: . ?trN ' S XtaZOPS SPOONS and FORKS in Old English, Eiddle 1 "w"^^^"^ | Bengal1 ' Kv°m Alt°na > Keen Edge ' Gellette ' Chvkt? and Kings pattern P _,^.._____,^.._..^ Metropele, etc. OnHTTtlir X T^T^ 1313 ACS T HTT^ Universal Providers, OIJS W Art I OHUo*, JL 1- JLJ M helensville.

IRAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ' I that it comes hard on you having to pay the debts • m of those who won't" or can't meet their accounts ? M Yet, even if you pay cash to firms that give credit to others, 1 you cannot avoid this charge, for they have but one price, || 13 and this includes allowance for bad debts. m U CASH WITH ORDER and | || have made us one of New Zealand's Leading Merchants in || H two short years. ;M M Send for our Big Catalogue ; it's Free; and the Prices of our Grocery, m Eh Drapery, Hardware, Boots, Saddlery, and Furniture speak for themselves. wi B f y°u have one, use it to-day. fe 8 SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLD, if 1 I Wholesale Merchants, Manufacturers, and Importers, I ■ 1 Fort Street Warehouses Auckland, p 1 T%m®%]mMgM?MMMMMkg^^

I ( The Merciful Man is Merciful to his Beast | &na will naturally see that it is well rugged up during j the coming cold nights. j Ei LEEOY Horse and Cow Covers Are in the latest and improved shapes, made of the Very Best! Canvas and Leather, and will ensure comfort to the animal and Satisfaction to the owner. Write for Price List. . jue t\,\j x , Cover, Coat, & Tent Maker, Queen St. Auckland. FOR HOTTIHG' of all Descriptions Admttser' Oioo, Sotavilio,

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,i:,\ DwV-U ; (,;i V/hciher for the open market or ■ * { MM \kJMsho^Hsjfi -or 11-e home farm 'the ti]ler wi!l always welcome the increase° yield °f §rain' ! Westfseld^ sB 5' Special Com Manure (for grain crops) adds vitality I to wlleat > oat^ barley» ariel is excellent for Producing a vigorous and healthy ! growth for oaten chaft. , ;f S);^':l'^?lrt !JH'/lt>!fil 1 r^"^! p "^ Has-ombe farmer writes cm April 21st, 1911: I t^ h,\iii'\'il ■/■'ill pi\v3t>£P I R . Wr ,, Sc y Con- "B" Manure: I used this Manure on Algerian Oats last Season, ana I must I iy%A ifcßN^Hi^ ?/ii;i ■ &' * I say th^ results v,cre v sry sati.tactory indeed. The grain was better grown heavier, .ond better . f^Aj^''i^¥M%]> H! y\U ro ,TD I coloured than any of .my previous crops. 1 shall certainly use this Manure for Oats in future. o&s%fo:spA ®J£\ A 1 1 p?^ked in 1 1 cwt. Bags—l 6to the ton, for any and every grain crop order Ifiaiiill »S?t?,?ld- KempßionTC, rrosser & to. s- w Co., L t d . 1 ir-l^i^/®iSliil'illy MANURE I ALBERT J^Rk^^UCKLAMD. WESTFIE^p/near Otahuhu