2 BUTTON TAN NAPPA KID GLOVES, good, serviceable wear ... 12/6 per P-^> WHITE WASHABLE DOESKIN GLOVES, reliable make ... 10/6 a P air - WIDE FANCY-RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE, all wool, In Black and Nigger ••• 6/6 a pair. PUR E LINEN FORFARS 30 ins. wide ... 1/1, 1/2, 2/3- 2/6, a yard. 36 ins. [wide ... 2/6 2/9 2/11 3/3 a yard. These Gcods which are just to hand are of exceptional value, and have been practically unprocurable since pre-war. 36 in. "FINLAY'S" PURE LINEN FINEST LONGCLOTH, 1/3, 1/6 P er y ard These Calicoes have been sold until recently at 2/- & 2/3 per yardFUGE SILK, 28in wide, natural and cream 6/11 P er y ard - The House [[fori [Satisfaction, '^^^ DUNEDIN, payers create customers, We are receiving spontaneous reports from various quarters all unsolicited A couple of the most recent ones are as follows: ... ~„„ ', „. ~„a/a/oi Mr R. B. Jackson, Nelsoi Kotherlield Orchard, Kiwaka 3/3/21. To Bootb, MoDonald 1&C0., Ltd. . HavinL' completed another 9 season's spraying with my Carlyle. outfit, purchased in 1917, you will no doubt 00 glad to hear tliab it is still runniug as tmuotb as ever, m fact, belter, lor all through Hie seasan 1 have never once had to even remove the tiriug plug. This.alter lour years running, pumping approx. OU.OOO gallons or spray, speaks for itself. M either the engine or pump has oeen taken down or cleaned since 1 purchased it. No other make 1 know of holds such a record. Yours Sincerely, A. R. i'ALCONER. 1 'rohably the biggest individual orchardist in New Zealam %vioie laHt season as under:— "1 might state mat tr Cailvle tpraying oulliL has given every teatislacliou. » have spiayetl throughout the season practically wltnout stoppage. There is no doubt it rs the most surtable outt for this '•district." Mr Jackson has since verbally reported that with Ms tw Uarlyle outlits he sprayed 150 acres 7 times over. without a mechanical trouble 01 any kind. B. M. and Co. Ltd. Scores Of Other Carlyle Sprayer Owners Are Equally Satisfied I [n.Fact ALL Are Illustrated Catalogue Post Free. Please Mention This Paper. Booth, Macdonalp & Co, Ltd. Christchurch. DUNE DIN Branch 103 LOND V,O Box 465. Phone 3445-wmßaamßattsmmmmm<cr'sHir.-tB no SX: of it Our portrait is of Mr. E. V. V England, who writes : "Abou!' two years 0%0 I bnd wound ureal; ou', hi iv.y biy had it attended bo for alxu months, but iluiiii:,' that lino sproad to all the toes, with 111 that J hail to imdmro n: 1 ■)>■ butwith no avail. Then, u ,'■ inoperation; ao it did not jot tm.\ SUFFERERS ! C>u!. bliouW tcnli.*! tlv.it k,!:t ■■.* mtP- of complete : mi! iautin:; !"■ jii-!>u:< jynrto liKittir, 'i ■ '• ■■ '- ; jftfacks, uvorcorws mxi <■■.■ ■ : .■..-ovi-i'k'S sliiial lu its credit. Brwl Uaa, pt a 1 %^&€Ai *' Everybody'. 1 k n «l<ir'« Rl- -
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3133, 4 September 1922, Page 1
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