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Dunstan Times, Issue 3127, 24 July 1922, Page 1

54 inches Wide : 12/6 per yard; Or COSTUME to order made by our Dressmaker for £7 7s. HEAVY CHECK COATING TWEEDS * 54 inches wide X7s 6d per yard. COAT to order made by our Dressmaker for £6 12 6. Samples of these two jlines forwarded on application. of Drapery sent FREE OF CHARGE —Heavy Furnish 1 ings, Trunks, Furniture, and Sewing Machines excepted. Or The House [for 'Satisfaction, DUNEDIN,

■*'* '*' ’ ) ‘ i : ‘ ' .M' J|% &/■ 1 ,J : 'V.! \y> Carlyle ' -’i VV m m V;v /^agg^SgSgg^' s O' prayers create satisfied customers. *■* We are receiving spontaneous reports from A couple of the most recent Rotherfield Orchard, Eiwaka 3/3/21. To Booth, McDonald & Co,, Ltd. Having completed another season’s spraying vita my Carlyle outfit, purchased in 15)17, you will no doubt bo glad to hear that it is still running as smooth as ever, in fact, better, for all through the seasan 1 have never once ban to even remove the firing plug, 'i his after tour years running, pumping approx. (j(J,OOU gallons of spray, speaks for itself. Neither the engine or pump has been taken down or cleaned since I purchased it. No other make 1 know of holds such a record. Yours Sincerely, A. 11. FALCONER. various quarters all unsolicited ■ ones are as follows; — Mr K. B. Jackson, Nelson. Probably the biggest individual orchardist in New Zealand, wrote last season as under:— “I might state that the Carlyle Spray. ng outfit has given every satisfaction, vve have sprayed throughout the season practically without a stoppage. There is no doubt it is the most suitable outfit for this "district.” Mr Jackson has since verbally reported that with las two Carlyle outfits he sprayed 150 acres 7 times over. lOoOacres without a mechanical trouble ot any kind. 15. M. and Co. Ltd. Scores Of Other Carlyle Sprayer Owners Are Equally Satisfied, In tact, ALL Are Illustrated Catalogue Post Free. Please Mention Ihis 1 aper. Booth, Macdonald & Co, .Ltd. Christchurch Phrmp 73,1 ic. DUNEDIN Branch 103 BOND st. P,O Box 465

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