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Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 August 1941, Page 8

EAT MORE FRUIT! BUT grow your own! All varieties now in stock, including Apples, Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Pears, Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruits, Feijoas, Grapes, Boysenberries, Raspberries, Gooseberries, etc., etc. Make your selection now. E. HALE & SON. WAIRARAPA NURSERIES. ’Phone 1164. Town Agent: H. L. Esau, Seedsman, Queen Street. ARMY STORES. MEN'S AU Wool Underwear, from 1 X 10/6. Men’s All Woo! Jerseys, from 14/6. Men’s All Wool Cardigans, from 14/11. All Wool Slipovers, from 10/11. Working Shirts, from 6/11. Fancy Shirts, from 7/6. ALL sizes in Knee and Lace Gumboots. Oilskins from 45/- to 82/6; Pull-on Leggings, 8/11; Sou’-westers, 4/11; Oilskin Capes, 17/6; Leather Lumber Jackets, from 39/6; Lumber Jackets in Red, Brown, Blue, etc., from 21/-. SADDLE TWEEDS, 22/6; Army Trousers, 12/6; Army Jackets, 9/6; Men's Boots, in all sizes and weights, from 23/6; Men’s Shoes, in all sizes, Felts, Green, Navy, Fawn, etc.. 10/6.

IS YOUR HOME IN g DANGER? TS the unseen enemy, BORER, worm- 1 A Ing ’ its way through apparently j sound timber? Remember! You can’t 3 see BORER until the damage is done, fl Present day shortage of building sup- ? plies often means unseasoned timber i . . . loved by the deadly BORER! Old j or new, avoid destruction by having j your home treated with BORACURE. J The National BORER CONTROL SERVICE (BORACURE) has branches in J all main centres and many country fl districts. FREE inspection gladly given. I This treatment is tried and proved over J many years. It is practical, simple, , safe and effective. , Write for FREE Descriptive Booklet » on BORACURE to BoRACURE N.Z. ' Ltd., National Borer Control Service, 1 119 Lambton Quay, Wellington. s Boracure Agents: C. E. DANIELL, Ltd., » Masterton. g

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