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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 667, 20 October 1933, Page 7

"-J— ■ 5 MORE VALUES FROM THQMAS' LARGE SELECTION QF FARM NEEDS Long tops are eliminating and ends are / mf finished off with flat eyes like buggy [ Sf J hames. Specially suitable for orchards. I K PRICE 11/9 mmrnaMf OPEN PLOUGH BRIDLES Strongly made of selected leather ; with japanned ^ buckles and bit; strong sewing; ljin. & l!in. straps PRICES 8/. AND 9/SWINGLETREES PLOUGH COLLARS Two horse set; has wrought The very finest made; piped throat, first ^on swivel Dees. Irons and grade check lined, selected leather. The e,es are fitted hot and canpiped ' throat is easier on the horse. not come off. .Two horse bar All sizes 18in. to 22in. . has equahsmg rack and loop , fitted. Cpmplete with hooks PR,CE 38/G PRICE 26/6 SET Another model is just as expertly made 3 Horse Bar 17/6 and leather lined. Sizes- 18in. to 22in. 4 Horse Bar Z. Z Z 26/6 PRICE 43/6 PLOUGH CHAINS (i ) These chains are much stronger than the ordinary, being in medium and heavy sizes, electric- ) )\ { ally welded and of bright mild steel II ) \ MEDIUM 6/9 HEAVY 8/6 L J HAME HOOK AND J g BOLTS 1^ I L* O O Vepy strongly made, . r. 1 niyiTlrrS Wlth bolted heavy ♦ A. ▼ A.A.A.wv^ hooks, guaranteed to give long satisIronmonger factory service Tutanekai Street Rotorua PRICE 4/6 PR. lliKt 1 i i*-' pA, c SILK HOSE I LADY BETTY, Pure Silk I Fully Fashioned ..4/11 j 1 BIG FOUR SPECIAL, I Pure Silk, Fully FashI ioned ,J>/11 m NEW RIVAL, Pure Silk, 1 | P Fully Fashioned .. .. 6/11 ' I PARIS BEAUTY, Pure • | Vj Silk, Fully Fashioned .. 7/11 I I LADY JANE, Pure Silk, , Fully Fashioned .... 9/11 | These iines are well known and ' have been proved to be the best — SEE WINDOW DISPLAY — "MILESE" BLOOMERS THE WONDER INTERLOCK ART SILK UNDERWEAR All Sizes and Shades j 2f6 per pair j ' "MILESE" SCANTIES, j All Shades 2/11 pr. WILBERT MARKS j Rotorua's Best Value Draper j Phone 422 Tutanekai SU |j OUR ONLY TERMS CASH | — - — - j THE BEST SUMMER CHANGE CHEAP TRAVEL BY RAIL With the turn of the tide in trade, many people must be veering to holidays which were • deferred by hard times. 1 t Cheap travel by rail — less than a penny a ipile second-class .and a slight fraction pver a penny first-class — helps people to build up strength of mind and body. For a holiday, short or long, your railways ■ give you that best, cheapest, safest service. r SAVE UP FOR TRIPS BY RAU,