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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 662, 14 October 1933, Page 7

3*—-" . ' ' ; ' - " ' ' ' - : iOftE VALUES '* * FROM THOMAS' LARGE j SELECTION OF FARM NEEDS $ SHORT TOP HAMES ^ 1 D. tops are elimjnating and ends are {if y* P : ed off with flat eyes like buggy M J ' s. Specially suitable for orchards. ^ lal-r^ I POI PRICE 11/9 ^tmaaQy jBjpiraiiu iiiiMiiinww^^ngBja Strongly made of seleeted |WBfefafc|..| M_^g*gS8SB^^jBWEMci leather; with japanned ^ buckles and bit; strong PLOUGH COLLARS Two horse set; bas wrought Bl very finest made ; piped throat, first £on swiveLpees Ws and Bj vwy ^ • mv,„ Dees are fitted hot and can- . e check lmedselectedleathei.The not Come 0ff. Two horse bar I throat is geisigi on tn.6 iroisg# * " v • i i i All *i7es 18in to 22in has e(lualisin&' rack and All bizes lom. to 22in. Complete with hooks PRICE 38/6 PRICE 26/6 SET her model is just as expertly made 3 Horse Bar 17/6 leather lined. Sizes i i8in. to 22in. 4 Horse Bar 26/6 PRICE 43/6 25 PLOUGH CHAINS se chains are much stronger than the ordin- 1 5 being in medium and heayy sizes, electric- ) j\ C ally welded and of bright mild steel J fj \ g QJUM 6/9 HEAVY 8/6 V, / R ~ HAME HOOK AND ■ j BOLTS ■ T7 r I 1^ ^4-^ ^ Very strongly made, ■ r1 I n i »TTn H S with bolted heavy A.A.^>r hooks, guaranteed H to give long satis- S H Ironmonger factory service j Jtanekai Street Rotorua PRICE 4/6 PR. j fj&l "J^eworeal |§|l^ Gingham I I f jTW A J i 1 \rnUh, ^own ij Words from the | I Vu °ld song 1 I is I Ikd lovely Ginghams are worn to-day j ■ in new shades and new quality | ■We are now showing a line of beautiful | 1 English Ginghams and Prints 36in. wide, a big range of colonrs and | small checks | The prices are the usual Wilbert Marks \ value 1 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Wilbert Marks S2C--* • I Rotorua' s Best Value Draper 1 Phone 422 Tutanekai Street 1 Our only Terms Cash | RAILWAY SIXPENN'ORTHS ! SOME SURPRISING BARGAINS - ^ ^ See what your Railways offer you in sixpenny bargains: — Carriage of a 311> parcel (railway only) any distance in the ^°rth or South Island. The popular illustrated booklets "Romanee of the Rail" (North or South Island.) The bright illustrated national monthly, the "N.Z. Railways ^gazine." } New issue of the very useful Railways Pocket Guide. Tea, coffee, or cocoa with sandwich. An average of more than 6 miles, second-class, for every of your fare. Other bargains in freight rates, passenger fares, and %°ugh bookings are based on the same generous scale. tET YOUR RAILWAYS HELP YOU ___