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AND CO, FENCING MATERIALS ygWCING MATERIALS ' yBtCIKG ■■MATERIALS, FENCING MATERIALS '■*' SK MATSONS to quote you for CYCtOip; SHEEP AND PIG FENCING TIGHT LOCK SHEEP NETTING. 36in. :,.'TI|}HT / iOCK HOG NETTraa 30in-' .' MO? ■ "''iteaf'-'': : iNTEBLOCKmG sheep > 36in. Special.Ptjfces &r Cash and Largs Orders. Iron Standards. Cut and Punched. lion Standards, Cut and Punched. No. 8 and 9 P.G. English Wire. No i and 9 P.G. Canadian, and Australian • ■ Wire. . Bedrocfcl Prices Supplied On Request. Bedrock!, i;|*r|p® Supplied On Request. H. MATSON and Cd.. Cashel street. THE PESSIMIST. (Extract from "Country Life," Nov. 7, ~ 1935. ByEXW.) M on sheep three times a year Full fleeces were appearing, And as the harvest time drew near They shed them (without shearing), I* all our ewes would triplets rear, When came the time for lambing, And these events three times a year Were in the season cramming, If wool brought sixty pence a pound For. dusty, burry fleeces. And locks and crutchings half-a-crown, And four-and-six for pieces, U wool was carried free by rail. And special lines were laid or Each squatter who had wool for sale, And if the packs were paid for, If wool was sold without a wait. As soon as one cquld park it, Attd growers were assured by Fate To catch the highest market, H wool was sold for nothing and For all the cash they loan us The Brokers made no charges ana Disgorged a yearly bonus. If these things came about as I indicated. And all our troubles passed us by. We'd wait, sophisticated, tiirtQ some pessimistic gent " Around tr»rwool stores prowling. Would drop on something and invent Some new excuse for growling!

MATSONS PRICE LIST. 6H.VBBPINE FENCING MATERIAL POSTS. At West Coast .Station Appro*fia*n.. am&Uend. Lengths 9ft 6fn and felt Bft fiin wad «t Sft Wn e«f-..f . «ft 6i» " 7ft 6ft' 6ft Ojn :9ft ■. ' STRAINERS. Length. 7ft Bin Bft 7ft 7ft flto and Bft , 7ft Bin • '■' Bft V. 7ft : '«h; ,■:■'■ ■■:,-' , «t. .-• i/ 2 «*• 4in 9ft ..1/6 each. 4in ' ■ 10ft .. 1/9 ea. sin' - 10ft ... 3/3 ea. ■ »in ;',-! ■■■''' 'Bft:.../ .• 2/- ea. All prices subject market fluctuations or -withdrawal. NOTE A—The above prices apply to one truck lots. An L waggon would hold approximately 150-170 six ft. posts, and. say, ' era and 20 stays. Ask your neighbour to make up a truck jJbad/jwjMfc you. . '■■•'"■■ H. IfATSON and CO., " Fttritt fencing Specialists. SPECIAL NOTICE. SPECIAL NOTICE. SPECIAL NOTICE. TWENTY PER CENT REDUCTION TWENTY PER .CENT-REDUCTION TWENTY PER CENT REDUCTION MOOKI SPRINGS LIXIT MOOKI 'SPRINGS LIXIT MOOKI SPRINGS LIXIT Now 10/6 per block. Now 10/6 per block. Now 10/6 per block. Available in three varieties. Available in three varieties. Available In three varieties. Phosphate. lodised. Sulphate of Iron Phosphate. lodised. Sulphate of Iron Phosphate, lodised. Sulphate of Iron SOLD. IN ONLY ONE SIZE SOLD IN ONLY ONE SIZE SOLD IN ONLY ONE SIZE The Big OOtb Weatherproof Block. The Big 501b Weatherproof Block. The Big COlb Weatherproof Block. 10/6 PER BLOCK 10/6 PER BLOCK Sold by All Stock and Station Agents. Sold by AH Stock and Station Agents. Sold by All Stock and Station Agents. or by H. MATSON and CO. SPECIAL MT. BARKER GROWN SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER . SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER 1/6 per lb I/* per lb 1/8 per )b 1/8 per lb 1/6 per lb 1/6 per lb S. MATSON and CO.. ttfr Caahe! St., Christchurch. i ;- _4' ;■. • ,