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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 664, 17 October 1933, Page 7

MORE VALUES - 1 FRQM THOMAS' LARGE I SELECTION OF FARM NEEDS '} I ^^SHOR^TO^^AMES^^ ' i. iLong tops are eliminating 'and ends are mf ~y° u finished' off with flat eyes like 'buggy ffl ] L hames. Specially suitable for orchards. t L PRICE 11/9 OPEN PLOUGH BRIDLES k^^jflflBBBl} Strongly made of selected i) fifl^^fl^M0^gSfi«fljg||flfl||J|gi^if leather; with japanned buckles and bit; strong sewing; liin. & l|in. straps PRICES 8/. AND 9/. SWINGLETREES PLOUGH COLLARS Two horse set; has wrought The very finest made; piped throat, first Fon P®e®* /r01\s and :h grade check lined, selected leatber. The ,es are dtted hot and canpiped throat is easier on the horse. P come off. Two horse bar All sizes 18in. to 22in. has equalismg rack and loop _____ fitted. Complete with hooks PRICE 38/6 pRICE 26/6 S£T Another model is just as expertly made 3 Horse Bar 17/6 and leather lined. Sizes 18'in; to 22in. 4 Horse Bar Z Z Z 26/6 PRICE 43/6 i, /^rr_^s\ These chains are much stronger than the ordin- vK 7* "/ ary, being in medium and heavy sizes, electric- )T\ ( (ally welded and of bright mild.steel II ) \ MEDIUM 6/9 HEAVY 8/6 HAME HOOK AND | BOLTS t? T^U o n Very strongly made, A rA ■ nt iTilHS with belted heavy ~ •*" ^ ^ hooks, guaranteed to give long satisIronmonger factory service Tutanekai Street Rotorua PRICE 4/6 PR. I — ^ " I I I II ■HIHI mu ■ I 1 IIHII I !!■■■■! III II III II 1 1 ■ I 10% "She wore a ~~Z Jf 9 _ym % \ Gingham P,filA!D" i VjUWII I wt j 1 jt 1 Words from the 1 VV j old song j Jjj . r??i And lovely Ginghams are worn to-day | I in new shades and new quality 1 mWe are now showing a line of beautiful 1 fl English Ginghams and Prints | I 36in. wide, a big range of colours and j | I small checks j flj The prices are the usual Wilbert Marks j K value I SEE WINDOW DISPLAY || Wilbert Marks | | Rotorua' s Best Value Draper j 1 1 Phone 422 Tutanekai Street P1 Our only Terms Cash 1

t ! i i I THE BEST SUMMER CHANGE 1 CHEAP TRAVEL BY. RAIL ]■ Z^m Eup-. 9 With the turn of the tide in trade, many 9 people must be veering to holidays whieh were fl def erred by hard times. J ifl Cheap travel by rail — less than a penny a fl mile second-class and a slight fraction over a fl penny first-class — h'elps people to build up i • fl strength of mind and body. 0 is m ti For a holiday, short or long, your railways (I g^Ve y0U ^eS^' c^ea^es^' sa^es^ service. ■ SAVE UP FOR TRIPS BY RAIL