THE FARMACY, A Growing Business, Palmerston North.
Few businesses in Palmereton North have made more progress than The Famacy during the last twelve months. With the change of management some twelve months ago, the proprietors laid themselves out to supply every want of the farmers in the way of earmarkers, brands, etc. The firm only employ skilled mechanics", with the result that that they are able to guarantee- their work. Many imported earmarkers have been on the New Zealand market, but none have stood the test for good work and satisfactory services as those manufactured by the Farm-acy. Farmers should avail themselves of the opportam'ty of interviewing the manager, Mr. W. B. Tnrnbull, at tile firm's stand at the Show. The following lines are m'anu, factured at the Farm-acy:—Burning brands, fleece brands, horn trainers, Tarn clamps, tattoo outfits, and ear labels. There was npver a time when it-was necessary for the fanner to farm more scientifically than to-day, and, a good stavt^-is to keep true records, and the Farm-acy system of branding and marking will help to do this,' The firm has also pleasure in announcing that it U aaeni far Syltes's duiryiawj <ju(.fi,j,t
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 15
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194THE FARMACY, A Growing Business, Palmerston North. Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 15
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