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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 85, 21 January 1930, Page 3

THE JOHN DEERE HAS THE GREATEST SECOND-HAND VALUE OF ANY TRACTOR IN THE WORLD. WHY? BECAUSE OF ITS SIMPLICITY IN WORKING PARTS. ITS LONG LIFE and LOW OPERATING COSTS. ASK THOSE WORKING THIS TRACTOR. DEMONSTRATIONS ARRANGED * ‘ SEE AGENTS Wright, Stephenson AND CO. LTD.

Msrr Preserving KERR BROS. I HAVE made Adequate Arrangements for the Jam and Fruit Preserving Season. We have purchased the h(?st JAPS procurable and hold large stocks in all sizes. The following list comprises all makes:— 1-GALLON PRESERVING JARS, Screw Top. QUART and PINT PRESERVING JARS. 211). and lib JARS, Tie Over. Tin-Top JELLIES, 2in a Nest. 21b. STONE JARS, very cheap. PRESERVING PANS of all kinds. SCALES AND SPOONS. RUBBER RINGS for Wide and Narrow Mouth Jars. Kerr Bros., GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. TELEPHONE 96. BURNETT STREET.

GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TIRES “BEST IN THE LONG RUN." SPECIAL NEW PRICES FOR CASH. Fresh Stocks of the Well and Favourably Known GOODRICH FISHING BOOTS JUST ARRIVED. THE NEWEST IN BLOW-OUT REPAIRS THE CACTUS SLEEVE—Guaranteed 1000 Mii6C. CALL OR RING 998. PRIVATE ’PHONE 600 GORDON WELSH GOODRICH SERVICE STATION, TANCRED STREET.

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THIS GQ-CART at a Sacrificed rice 6*5 rare; .V.Vui.iTfSw a RAILAGE FfiEE Direct from MaUer. Bassinettes on stands 21 6. Kiddies’ Sc.igiuss chairs. 12 6. Dolls’ Brains, 25 - Write for Illustrated List of Reduced Prices. L. PITCHER & Co. Opposite Railway Station, DUNEDIN.

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