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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32235, 2 March 1970, Page 5

aii Farmers’ Stores THE STORE WITH MORE THE FARMERS’ PRESENT I The Golden Knitting Needles HUM Competition Krlkfl • FOUR SECTIONS S 1. Senior. Garment in 4 ply wool or lighter. 2. Garment heavier except homeUnder years on Ist March. . 4. Garment in homespun wool. B*W | Entry forms and details available at any B BB 1 I Farmers' store. See the Golden Needles trophy on our V today. i ‘ \ Plus prizes for local winners totalling / T'X $5OO.

y This wool \ j OSfov-Y...- ■ winner! THE STORE WITH MOR/' B’s ■KM AP TEA \ Choose your “Golden Needles '' St A Competition 1 ' knitting wool from 9 The Farmers' new Autumn range of Aotea knitting wool. ■ Aotea lyric, double crepe and 4 V j ■ ply crepe come in a bevy of bold * ■T new shades. Shades include: • E j: 4 Cornflower Blue, Larch Green. | Turquoise Autumn I Apricot. Cinnamon a host of I others. L-i. Crepe j ply Crepe 33c I Aotea . . . it’s a pleasure to knit.

Look yJE £«- for the NJMr | A popular choice for The Farmers’ | . Golden Needles Competition, ShepIk ’/fc. i K her( * s Natural and Shepherds LambsiMNF - W Woo *' 4 wk • Both these wools are wonderfully warm ■MjM ' and soft, yet hardwearing, handsome • ’ Ll, ... and showerproof. Available in delightful 4 flk- “ sha| t es w, th famous N.Z. names, inw®* clutl ' n F •V I- nBWmRmHmHRIHI * Coronet Peak (Pastel Blue) • Ngauruhoe (Soft Green) * Rua P ehu < u B ht Fawn > ■” ~ * F B mon t (Smoky Grey) ■ 'r-w * -Earnslaw (Dark Grey) •' Mitre Peak (Pale Lemon) * . S • Cook (Dove Grey) j (Ginger Brown) P r ' Ce(l 3t 3,1,1 an OUnCe / THE STORE WITH MORE CJ nX. > J