Edge to Edge Sowing 1 I I fOm specialists W P&D DUNCAN LTD ( duncan J 204 SL Asaph Street, Christchurch.
"■ 1 — ' ~ ' 1 ver 3500 Rcereal growers c . ou,d for a rebate. Quite simply, May and Baker are offering the two most effective cereal herbicides on the market at a special price. Buctril M, for effective economical early season application, and Axall, unsurpassed for spraying throughout ' the season. > Until June .30 1984, there’s a $9-50 cash rebate on 20 litre drums of Axall and Buctril M. ; Simply mail to us the reply - : - paid card attached to every 20 ugv ■- V ; 7 litre drum you purchase and || gk we’ll send you a cheque in E return for 59.50 for every , W card mailed prior to w 30 June 1984. % In addition, there’s a bonus offer of a -w FREE May and Baker Cereal Weed '' Identification Kit valued at $lO. you’ll also beat the price rise. Full details are B available from your local stockist or /-/ May and Baker representative. // (jEm May&Baker | agrochemicals Applications must be lodged,by June 30,1984. ' AGCPI63A
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