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Shannon News, 17 November 1922, Page 4

1 t j ■-C '• ;4 am 1) ■D it i.J ■L 1 ‘lJiTE'beg tb invitrlnsp«cttdH J ttt our i ( VY~ stock of Jefro Ginghams * in fast washing, colours, for ladies’ ■ bhd children’s summer wear. These Cloths are recognised as ’he : best make on the market, v artdhave proved satisfactory, from bur pakt. *%• p>erience. Great variety in J Checks and Plain Colours, all latest‘designs. ‘ We are also showing— CHECK AND STRIPED CLOTHS. ‘ ART SILK CLOTHS, a for Jumpers ana Crocks. . ART SILKaHOSEj LAD If STUMPERS, ETC. SUMMER MILLIHERY—Newest Shapes and Styles. W. H; GUNNING 4 Co. LIMITED SHANNON and TOKOMARU 1

Oiaiiliil-L % m >rfit « - . '* ;v? # 9 ❖ 9 I ♦ 9 ♦ $ I LLOYD GEORGE made a bi g reputation as a' statesniah simply because he paid great attention to the business on' haiid and always gave of his best. E. A. H. GEORGE is making a big rephtatioii in Shannon for much the same reason. All repair work (has his. personal supervision, and in this respect he always gives the customer the best that is possible. CYCLISTS, MOTOR CYCLISTS, CAR OWNERS and FARMERS can always rely upon tTTe dependability of all work executed. It is done to last, giving 101 per cerit + satisfaction. FULL STOCKS OF I *5. ❖ « ❖ ❖ t «- ♦> CYCLE ACCESSORIES, TYRES, MOTOR CYCLE ACCESSORIES, BENZINE AND OIL. E. A. H (Lata G. Q. K«lly). THE PRAOTICAL ENGINEER, PHONE 31. J SHANNON. ♦ ❖ ❖ ❖ Send- your'Cycle Sn new for-its Summer overhaul.- You will be surprised at its new lease of life'. ■M ❖ ’# L ❖ ❖ & ♦ *3 -1 $■ i 9

Turnip and ANALYSIS. TURNIP 1.00 Nitro, 33.38 Tri. Phos. RAPE 1:40 Nitro, Tri. Phos. £7.15.0 CASH: IN MONTH. FREIGHT PAID. OTHER ; MANURES AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES. 1. L. farmers r :U> Feilding. PHONES ,*22 aad m