u Here is something I am proud to introduce to you—- □ m 1 A blend of the best 'Brights 5 and 'Darks 5 with that real old fashioned flavour which is always welcome. 55 mk © POCKET 01. TINS. Ilk GLASS JARS
Tailoring Mr. A. COSSAR Our New London Cutter will visit Ashburton i TOMORROW Mr. A. Cossar comes highly referenced from Messrs. P. Davies & Son (Tailors to His Majesty the King and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales), HEATH'S '"/w TANCRED STREET ASHBURTON Telephone No. 13
waltz were uu nmeu m me in > .-i’SwwW** ' Sefton, North Canterbury, 24th Sept., 1932. “I have used Ford’s Drench for lambs, with good results. My exnerience is, that lambs on their native pasture, drenched at weaning time’, will shear ONE POUND MORE WOOL than those not drenched.” —(Signed) JAMES WYLL.IE. 14-gailon tin, 10/-; 1 gall., 19/-; 2 galls., 34/-. Dosers supplied free. If unobtainable from your Stock and Station Agent or Store, write: Wholesale Distributors: LOUDON BROS., P.O. Box 2, ASHBURTON. &
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 17, 31 October 1932, Page 3
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