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Otaki Mail, 17 July 1922, Page 3

LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, JULY IS. 200 fat sheep 200 store sheep 10 fat cattle 10 store cattle 40 wearier heifers 25 dairy cattle SHEPHERD'S RE prepared to undertake the Spcying of Cows, Gelding of Colts, and Breaking-in Horses on or oil' owners’ properties. Distance no object. Full particulars from Messrs Abraham and Williams, Ltd., agents. JOPLIN & CO., AUeTIONEERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. OTA K 1 HAVE FOR SALE--11 Acre Farm, every convenience. 400 Acres Sh*ep and Cattle Farm. Several houses. FOR LEASE: About 200 Acres, handy to Otaki. For Further Particulars Apply to— JOPLIN & CO. The Firm are also Cash Buyers of ELIDES, SKINS, TALLOW, ETC. THE GOOD, RELIABLE NAS H JS Still on the Road, and is prepared to cater for the convenience of passengers wishing to go anywhere. It will meet all trains, make day or night trips, and be at the service of long-dis-tance patrons. For further part lculaiv ring ’phono 117, N. OLSEN, CAREFUL & EXPERIENCED TAXIDRIVER, OTAKI TOWNSHIP. CALL AND INSPECT The Latest in LADIES’ BASKETS And Compare Prices. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILV. GRAM A PHONES ANJ) RECORDS. GRAAI APHON'ES AND RECORDS. LOWRY’S ’Phono 1-11. ’Phone 111. I j BEG to notify th< Public i that 1 t’wii. pup >ia"'l the ! sole interests in the linn of W. BULL E CO. a • from June 50. I will endeavour to sell on the cheapest line”, and trust to receive the same liberal support an was accorded the old Firm in the past. W. BUL L, MERCHANT, LEVIN. 'Phone 5. P.O. Box 36. & B & a $ A % seeds! IOOPERS FARM ii* season we are celling, tcrough | r of the principal merchants in Zealand, our especially -erected j 5 of Mangels, swede'. Turnip.-, and r farm seed-, in our popular lib. ;d packets. This ensures the buyer getting only the genuine «eed- tested by ourselves and the Department of Agriculture, and freshly packed. The produce of Cooptfr - N.Z. breeds is *•*-m nieg prizes on ail side, and giving wonderfully fine crops in the trials made at Government farms. Education Boards, end the principal prizetaken in all part? of >-.Z. Ask any of the *» . pert* for their unbiased report. In 1916, the Department of Agriculture made an especially careful trial of Mangels, (see report upon this trial in Journal of Agriculture. 21*t Augusts, which says:—“Cooper "s Mangels Mammoth Long Bed, proved the finest cropping strain of ail. 20 different man get* from all the principe! firm", oc.ti • onial and European, —ere tested. COOPER'S mange! cropped 71 tons per e«c. The other competitor’s lotcropped ina. 31 tons to 67 tons per acre.-’ • sure that yon sow me genutuf COOPER ’* SEEDS. F. COOPER, LTD., ■ pgron Street, ! •WELLINGTON', * “BeUiJsg Deeds sine* Sixty” (I 860;.