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MODERN FENCING! ; TO ALL LANDOWNERS THE "GLOBE" DROPPER COMES AS AN INVALUABLE BOON. I NOTE THESE FACTS! THE GLOBE DROPPER is coated with a perfect preservative and cannot rust. , THE GLOBE DROPPER is made of the finest British steel procurable. It is everlasting. THE GLOBE DROPPER can be supplied any length and any distance between the wires. THE GLOBE DROPPER is self-fixing. No stapling or hammering is required. THE GLOBE DROPPER can be easily removed, speedily fixed, is rigid, and will stand any strain. The "GLOBE" DROPPER has captured the market in Australia. Sales are enormous and increasing every THE "GLOBE" DROPPER MAKES SATISFACTION CERTAIN. V PERFECT AND PERMANENT FENCING. a — — — - Full particulars from ■•»•«« ** *m WELLINGTON. Secretary. IV«£m JICC! I CtELlllg V»U.

f|J|A^P IB Alii ♦ TFT F y° n bave * wornout sheet-iron frame "■Jffiu I IBImJIfi mM\ v> -*- or a brick furnace that is falling to pieces '^* B '" ■ ■■«w»« g||J • you can safely discard these relics of the past. BOILER ■ • li I The " unique 59 ■■■> a Mmg*£% jflw ' C3n be oLtainrd with or •without the copper fc|cA|yiiKX §§2| S If you require frame only, fill in Bize of your ;1 FStrSl? iiiv f I HaSi { old copper measnred across top at A, and MAS] ' fii Te same to your dealer. • a sM *{ Sold in sizes— lo, 12, 14, 16, and up to 25 . | j rajjf! ! Long elbow to go through wasbhouse wall c_ *Hf^|j^^ "'''*'' *^SP Ji§"X can te BU PP ISed «q uirea - : m^^^^^^^&lSE^S^M ' MOUTH ISLAND AGENT8 — L luV ' #^^ I A. and T. BURT, LTD., | W 'WSL-JiJ). I WELLINGTON and AUCKLAND. jBIr j Newberry, Walker & Co., l^^Jp^pMwPß } Patentees and Manufacturers, "*fll WiMsSwL I Ward Street, Dunedin. JmR W- *' ■ SiiSfflil * I Sold by all Ironmongers throughout the

To Get Rid of Rabbits, USE THE "H.=W." Rabbit Exterminator. > ' ■■■ ■ T)UNHOLD RRS ! FARMERS ! Why be troubled with Rabbits when tv for a small outlay you can get a Babbit Exterminator which -will iia^gt -^ keep them down better than anything else ? Get an " H.-W." and RJj fllj set to work at once. You'll be delighted with the results. 's&v 'i So light and simple is the " H.-W." that a lad oan work it easily. Lflßp Hi The machine discharges a fine spray of bisulphide into the hole, which WT jjg is then covered up. Gas is generated, and all the rabbits in that barrow Bit H come to an end. The " H.-"W«" is speedy. One person with a machine can jail I jjffl keep four others filling in holes. It is economical, too. At a trial under Wnj |l supervision of the Stock Department 138 holes were treated in 55 minutes jjjjjr) JIB with, one-third of a gallon of bisulphide, which approximates about five TraT BJ holes for one penny. w JH Well-known Runholders and Farmers all over Otago and Southland use \ n and approve the "H.-W." The following are a few out of the many : I M Dokoan Cameron, Fapakaio A. D. Bell, Shag Valley 1 ffl Rook. M'Kenzie, Bushy Park Bobt. Logan, Kokonga 1 if J. Faclks, Makaror* Station S. T. Spain, Earnscleugh I tM J. &W. Paterson, Balclutha. F. A. Price, Waikiwi. 1 !{| The Stock Department has Nine in Use. I ji Send your address and get descriptive 11 JJjj circular with testimonials. . oft. 38 R. H. HUNTER- WESTON, 4^^r^ZHL ~" "jj; I HADLOW, GLENITI, N.Z.

Cyclone Spring Coil Fence. ; I?ot only suitable for permanent fencing, but specially adapted for * FEKCIXG OFF TURXIPS, RAPE, &c. Stronger, Cheaper, and more durable than Netting. ! Send for our Ko. 6 Catalogue. \ Cyclone Fence and Gate Co., 59 St. Asaph street, Cliri.%tcliiircli.

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Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 11 August 1909, Page 6

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595

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 11 August 1909, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 11 August 1909, Page 6

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