SEPTIC TANK AND GREASE TRAP OWNERS!! I For the efficient - < CX ! servicing of your - ’ tanks #t . ’Phone 59*776 gw i • DRAINAGE SERVICES (South I ■■ - J, , 'RS ■ •»'•"<» LTD -' hiii. «d„ shirt.,, ch-ch. ; v* J ' K? ! NAME ■ i 1" _• • ADDRESS : DRAINAGE SERVICES (SOUTH ISLAND) Ltd. Director: L. R. GRENFELL. Radio-Telephone Service for Urgent Worh Lawns relaid, properties left clean and tidy. Commercial work a specialty. // Get full grazing value . . . HAYTERCUT HAYTER CUTTING., the modern method of Grassland improvement. HAYTER Rotary Grass cutters cost less to HAYTER operate, absorb less power, w II not chbke, and operate efficiently in all weather. Rotary Cattle and sheep prefer grassland short and Grass Cutters sweet they get so much more nourishment NOW AVAILABLE TO CUT from it. 6FT., 10FT. OR 14FT. n , ... r , W|DTHS Pasture-topping encourages this young tresh growth and eradicates the most persistent At 5 m.p.h. the 14ft. weeds. Keep pastures Cut to a succulent machine will cut 8 acres grazing level and ensure full grazing value . . . per hour. keep more stock on the acre . . . get higher yields. L. J. FISHER & CO. LTD., PO. BOX 2183, AUCKLAND. Please supply illustrated leaflet describing HAYTER- Grass cutters and name of my local distributor. NAME!. ADDRESS
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28701, 26 September 1958, Page 11 (Supplement)
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