DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: FLOUR - - 25’s 5/-, 50’s 9/3, 100’s 18/-. PRIME WHOLE WHEAT - - -7/0 per Bushel. LOOSE DATES 4d. per lb. NEAVES FOOD per Tin 1/5. BOURNVILLE COCOA .--!/- per Tin. SALMON ----7 d., 1/-, 1/2 per Tin. MILK -2 Tins 1/3. MATCHES ----- per Packet 7d. TINS FRUIT ----- 1/2 per Tim. BAUCKHAM’S ’PHONE. 52. : : ’PHONE, 52. “BURMAN CLIPPERS ARE QUICKER AND EASIER,” SAYS MR L. GARDNER, OF NIKAU. Writing under date 4lh April, 1917, Mr Gardner, of Nikan, says:—“l received the machine a week ago, and was pleased with the way its works; it runs splendid for a nef machine. I clipped two horses in quick time much easier than with the old hand style.” BURMAN BALL-BEARING CLIPPERS, British made from start to finish; cutters easily adjusted (while working) to any required tension; (i feet of flexible shafting; Gearing is machine cut, and runs in an oil hath. Ball-bearings, highly geared so that slow turning of the handle gives requisite high speed at the clippers. OUR PRICE - 42/6. Guarantee of perfect satisfaction, or your money back in i all. COLLIN SON AND SON, PALMERSTON NORTH, J BEARING THE BRUNT AT THE FRONT. THE HARLEY-DAVIDSON. THE British War Ollice has a shrewd idea of what is good enough to stand the wear and strain of war usage. And it chose the Harley-Davidson Motor Cycle to do some of her hardest, most dangerous and important work —despatch riding. The machine which is so reliable, so strong and swift., and overcomes the severe'tests of “roads” at the Front, is the machine for you. It is right up to the moment in special features, and full of good points. Come in and see it for yourself. ROBERTSON AND CO., MOTOR AND CYCLE ENGINEERS, LEVIN AND FOXTON. STUDY ECONOMY ! GROW YOLR OWN VEGETABLES. JUST ARRIVED; Full assortment of COOPER’S Famous VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, also a supply of various Blight Specifies for spraying fruit trees. Try COOPER’S SPECIAL GARDEN MANURE, I in lllh. bags. j SI. GEORGE PIE FRLIT, in 1-gallon and J-gallon tins. Fresh supplies of OATMEAL, CREAMOATA, ROLLED OATS, Ete. fry a 51b. Tin of. GOLD NUGGET TEA, 7/ti net cash. E. A. OXLEY, CORNER CLYDE AND MAIN STREETS, FOXTON. ’PHONE, No. 0. P.O, BOX, No. 20. “I AM QUITE SATISFIED WITH MY GROCER!” I’ve been dealing with them for years, and seldom have cause for complaint. If anything goes wrong I always have it attended to without a lot of fuss or humbug. Yes, 1 deal from - WALKER & FURRIE’S. THE traveller calls regularly for my order. It’s delivered promptly and carefully. I get correct weights. The groceries are always fresh. AND I find that my household bills are kept very low, because groceries at Walker & Furrie’s are always at lowest levels. WE KEEP QUALITY HIGH AND PRICES LOW! WALKER AND EURRIE, “FOR QUALITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PRICES.” PROVISION MERCHANTS ~ FOXTON.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1724, 12 June 1917, Page 2
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482Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1724, 12 June 1917, Page 2
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