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HAY BARNS Protect your feed this winter in a Haybarn that can be quickly and inexpensively erected to your design or ours. nßwji “ T*- iL- — . For free pick up end delivery of plena confect ■rr PETER STEVENS LTD ■SI McLEANS ISLAND ROAD HAREWOOD CHRISTCHURCH Phone: 595-272 At down to earth prices. • 3.0 m x 150 mm deer strainers $21.60 • 2.7 m medium deer posts $11.55 • 1 8m x 150 mm intermediates $7.50 • 150 mm Strainers • 150 mm plain 1 /2 rounds 2.7 m —516.10 3.0 m —511.70 2.4 m —514.15 2.4 m —57.45 2.1 m —512.50 I.Bm —55.50 Wire, netting, gates, fence hardware. BMliMii [clldonaghys A HAY COMPETITION The Donaghy’s Rangiora Lions Club Hay Competition will be held at V. Luisetti & Co’s premises Ashley Street, Rangiora. Entries will be accepted at Luisettis from April 17 to midday Friday, April 21. OVER $2OOO WORTH OF PRIZES Separate classes for meadow, lucerne and other. The entry fee is 5 bales of hay per entry, Inspection of entries from 1 p.m. and prizegiving at 3 p.m., Friday, April 21. 20 Consolation Prizes Proceeds to Road Show Trust Any enquiries to: Godfrey Matthews, Sefton 753. LINCOLN COLLEGE jTTT| FOUNDATION ATTENTION CROP FARMERS Farmer of the Year Award Two magnificent travel awards $7OOO and $5OOO sponsored by Lincoln College Foundation and Farmers Mutual Entries close soon APPLY NOW Application forms from:Provincial offices of Federated Farmers, MAF Offices, Rural Bank Offices, most private consultants or direct from Don Crabb, Education Unit, Lincoln Colleae Phone (03)252-811 9 ’