INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS! OF THE C. M. ROSS COY.’S INNOVATION, 3/- IN THE £ DISCOUNT FOB GASH. iiUMuiftiHMMya'hewa r.iif* VrieC <:..£af -agaiia # THE OPENING BAY’S RETURNS SHOW CLEARLY THAT THE PUBLIC APPRECIATE WHAT WE ARE DOING TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING. &/- IN THE £ OFF THE C.M. ROSS COY.'S STOCKS IS THE BEST PROPOSITION IN THE SOFT GOODS TRADE TO-DAY. WE LEAD LET OTHERS FOLLOW WHO CAN. MANAGER FOXTON BRANCH. D. CHRISTIE &*- 7tJ • M 0f Sf % t '*CZ? -%^so 8 h u li ■> D o a a TifWSW^WB x-y 3 v m Wi» f THE FOLLOWING GOODS ARE DOWN IN PRICE AT BAUCKHAM’S. COCOA. TKA, POTATOES. TINNED 10 SI I, CIiCAMOATA, PIE FRUITS, CORNFLOUR. CASH PRICE FOR FLOUR: Kid’s 22,, (5, 50’s 12/-, J.) s b/o. 21 per ( > cn(. DLeonnt on Fortnightly Accounts. BAUCKHAM’S DELIVERY TWICE DAILY. ’PHONE 52. K Agent for COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. J STnAiNEfr SURE-ORfF wse WITHSTOOD NEARLY 4 TONS. A REPORT jnsl received I'rom LloydC Proving House, Cradlcy Heath, England, re Pie testing of u Surc-Orip Wire Si ruimi l say.-; ‘•A load ol.' lOcwt. was pulled by one man applying lanicl power la line lever, (lie strainer beiny afterwards iesied io destruction, w'aen it broke at 4 lons.” SURF.-GRiP WIRE STRAINERS : : 21/6 EACH. (Postage is I/-! extra.) Tins British made sli'idner will securely grip smooth wire in all size* classes and qualities without damage. On Barbed Wire the Surc-Orip is unequalled, because (lure is no drum to wind the wire on, nor any holes, grooves or slots, through which the wire must run. Work, I'rom the pm I. or in the middle of the strum. Fur splicing broken vires, for lightening up old lienees and making new, llm Sare-Orip L without an equal. Weight is 5 pounds only, and a splicing tool is .supplied with each si miner, ins true lions enclosed, COMPLETE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY HACK —THIS IS OCR STANDING GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH. & P J 1 41 1M PC? y j 1/iN 9 BROADWAY AND KING STREET, FALM E RST()N N ORTH BENNETT’S PBAOTiOAH BOOK LIST. - DAIRY FARMING IN NEW ZEALAND, 2/6. WHEAT PRODUCTION IN NEW ZEALAND, 10/6. PASTURE PLANTS A PASTURES IN NEW ZEA’D, 2/6. SOILS & MANURES IN NEW ZEALAND, 2/6. IMPURITIES OF AGRICULTURAL SEED, 5/6. SOILING CROPS & THE SILO.-8/6. VEGETABLE GROWING IN NEW ZEALAND, 2/-. EASY GUIDE TO NEW ZEALAND GARDENING, 2/-. FLOWER GARDENING IN NEW ZEALAND, 2/-. BRETT'S GARDENING GUIDE, 5/6. MANAGEMENT & DISEASES OF SHEEP, 25/-. „ POULTRY KEEPING ON SMALL LINES, 2/6. POULTRY AND PROFIT. 2/-. POULTRY KEEPING ON MONEY MAKING LINES, 6/6. PIG KEEPING ON MONEY MAKING LINES, 4/6. THE PRACTICAL POULTRY KEEPER, 0/6. POULTRY HOUSES & APPLIANCES, 1/0. Vr. H. BENNETT & CO., BOOKSELLERS. j BROADWAY - - PALMERSTON NORTH.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2208, 27 November 1920, Page 2
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449Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2208, 27 November 1920, Page 2
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