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Shannon News, 25 October 1922, Page 4

WE beg to invite inspection ol' cur stock of Jefro Ginghams in fast washing colours, for ladies’ and .children’s summer wear. These Cloths are recognised as 'he best make on the market, and have proved satisfactory from our past experience. Great variety in Checks and Plain Colours, all latest designs. We are also showing— CHECK AND STRIPED SPONGE CLOTHS. ART SILK CLOTHS, a new material for Jumpers and Frocks. ART SILK HOSE, LADIES, JUMPERS, ETC. SUMMER MILLINERY— Newest Shapes and Styles. W. H. GUNNING 6 Co. LIMITED SHANNON and TOKOMARU H 'M '

❖ $ Repair Works that; Last ❖ Every Cycle, Motor or Engineering repair job that goes out ol our workshop has had tbit* supervision of a practical engineer, and is to be absolutely r<ilied upon. ifarmers ❖ z £ * CALL AND SEE US. ADVICE IS FREE. E. A. n GEORGE ❖ ❖ (Late G. G. Kelly). % Look our your Tepair l overhaul jobs now. Don’t wait till the busy season sets in—'?ur istaff may be too busy then to attend to your work with the promptitude you desire. m 5 ♦♦♦ ! V > YOUR ENGINE WILL RUN ALL THE SWEETER AFTER A WIT TER OVERHAUL. ❖ 1 $ ♦l* THE PRACTICAL ENGINEER, PHONE 31. SHANNON.

Turnip and Rape Manure ANALYSIS. TURNIP 1.00 Nitro, 33.38 Tri. Pttios. RAPE 1.40 Nitro, 28.38 Tri. Phos. £7.15.0 CASH IN MONTH. FREIGHT PAID. OTHER MANURES AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES. M. Z. Farmers Co-Operative Distributing Coy. Lt Feilding. PHONES 22 and 169. BOX 34.