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FARMERS READ THIS, IT WILL INTEREST ' i .dibit* i ■// Joe i i noila-w ' J < Oru •t J ♦ TO.- V-.-■•NEWTON KING. HAS TOR SALE, EARLY ANTI MAIN CROP HAND-PICKED SEED POTATOES. FI SON’S (BRITISH) SPECIAL POTATO MANURE. This combination will give you a Crop to be Proud of ALSO INI STOCK: Double Machine Dressed—Austr Dun, Re co Hawke’s Bay;, Sandon, and Soul Hurst’s Clovers and Carton s Re Partridge and Dun Field Peas, Wolths. (Special facilities for mixing m Superphosphate, Bouedust, Gun other fertilisers. _ Pollard, Bran, Sucrosine, Fluid Tin Calf Foods, Pig-feed; requirements. Oaten Sheaf Chaff, Whole or 11 Coopers’ Medico and Special We British Fencing Wire, Corrugate Nails, Staples, Cyclone and dian and New Zealand Alger loir Barton, Sparrowbill, Leader, id and Yielder Seed Oats, h Island Perennial Rye. generated Seeds. Ryeeorn, Imported Western anures under expert direction)no, Leed’s Basic Slag, and aP Molasses, Linseed, Gilruth an<? specially ground to customers - vshed Gats, rai Tablets d Iron, Crown Cement, L.H Wire Netting, Gates, etc. NEWTO N KING, New Plymouth. Stratford. Kaponga. Inglewood. ;• -- SSfeT.' im. mm- * i-. W 5%; >V , ; , -!-• - f mss V - IT DOESN’T PAY To pan your milk in the slack season, as the hutter-fat thrown away is valuable. A good Separator like the FOP TUNA saves that fat and turns it into money, with less actual work than washing pans, with less room required, and the resulting butter brings better prices. A poor seperator won’t give these results, but the FORTHXA will. Isgat. £4 14s. 31 gal. £B. .. B. HARKNESS SOLE ACJENT, Juliet Street, Stratford.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 26, 29 August 1916, Page 3
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383Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 26, 29 August 1916, Page 3
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