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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3514, 28 June 1920, Page 3

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T&i^Vff^jp&^Tffr^K'" l ? jflr^y*)ifF ) *: "-^..^^ m S-^5 II w Bi ss> "'■'' ■::'•' si*; $& 'N considering the installation of a farm electric -B- plant, more must be taken into account thaa mere price. There are other things of greater importance. You want to be sure you receive Ic:v?, years of. dependable service at low operating a: .1 upkeep cost, and be sure the plant you install -a ill do the things which are claimed. Delco-Light is not an experiment. It has through the refining influence of years of r :aifarm usage. Today there are more than i. ?•> plants in daily use. Nearly everywhere you will (ind Delco-Light plants providing complete and dependable electric serdce. There is a satisfied >eleo-Llght user near you. Think what this means to you. It means that you need nst deoznd entirely upon your own judgment when buying an eleftric lifiht and power plant. You can talk to an actu-' i :sv End learn from him whether v.; 1 e.o for ycu the things, claimed, Perhaps your neighbor has Delco-Light? If notg <v:rite for name of nearest user and catalog. LI YY & BA.VIS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, TAIHAPE. •■nMasssaKsas^r^K^ SE2ESEIS3SS

I j AVING taken over V t E^ackII smithing Business lately carried on by Mr Robert Cleaver, it Mataroa, (, with confidence of giving full satisfaction, request a continuance of the support hitherto accorded my >r-le-HORSB SHOEING & PLOUG WORK A SPECIATY. F. W. HUTCH (NSON MATAROA.