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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 661, 13 October 1933, Page 7

DAIRYING rir iSSENTIALS - r„ N "DINKUM" I Nickel plated and S> corrugated; sup-X-qaem plied with , two pieces of rubber C|j£|§ tubing (on© in- ■ Aaa^) side, one out- io c- a i2 gafflgg side) ; also one ^£AM u^2w tap, wash'ers- and ( 31 ikkhk nut for conneet- Enables a uniing up; bracket form test ^ be an^ cleat. Many , made; thus ennew features and . guring your re. j/ ^=^7 absolutely ceiving f ull value i sanitary from. the factory U ONLY 47/6 PRICE 5/6 & 5/9 MILK PANS ^ , itamped one pieces heavy steel inned ; heavy gauge Best Fng- ***' "^10 ish make, wired top and bottom MILK VATS ' 6 / ' Made of oniy best Chareoal Tinned __ — — — ' Steel; thus guaranteed to give longer service. Sizes from 20 v^§Ji\ oi? a ivat roo rATvic to 100 gal. capacity; prieed from SEAMLESS CANb 36/. tQ 105/_ Features' are inverted Taps extra 'Cr^-^jlid; lid-locking fixture; |;[i round edge on bottom hoop ; extra heavy coatr i ed. Note Bail handle! K | j Sgal. 4gal. 5gal. 6gal. \v\/ Ji) \ j| 3—^)22/- 26/- 29/- 30/6 * . \ SHORT NOTICE REPAIRS MILK SKIMMERS fe speciallse in speedy repairs to The most serviceable skimiilk vats and all dairy utensils at made to-day, well per- , forated and with rivetted prices. handle. Price 1/- each ~~ J. F. THOMAS Ironmonger Tutanekai Street Rotorua I , §"She wore a | Gingham J* „ fw il laOwn 1 Words from the I VVj old song J5 FTY1 | Ancl lovely Ginghams are worn to-day 1 in new shades and new quality J . We are now showing a line of beautiful English Ginghams and Prints 36in. wide, a big range of colours and j small checks I The prices are the usual Wilbert Marks value . SEE WINDOW DISPLAY I Wilbert Marks 1 Rotorua' s Best Value Draper J ftione 422 Tutanekai Street 1 1 Our only Terms Cash | I RAILWAY SIXPENN'ORTHS ! ■ SOME SURPRISING BARGAINS fl See what your Railways offer you in sixpenny bargains: — jH Carriage of a 311j» parcel (railway only) any distance in the or South Island. ■ The popular illustrated booklets "Romance of the Rail" ^■^rth or South Island.) ■ The bright illustrated national monthly, the "N.Z. Railways New issue of the very useful Railways Pocket Guide. ■ Tea, coffee, or cocoa with sandwich. ■ Ari average of more than 6 miles, seeond-class, for every j tt' °f your fare. ■ bther bargains in freight rates, passenger fares, and ^®ouSh bookings are based on the same generous scale. VT YOUR RAILWAYS HELP YOU