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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 110, 5 November 1925, Page 19

s*¥st\ If ts CUBA STREET,*, Phones: Office 5409 _ /V~!x^ *M iMMhtoL f^mm^^^S j<7*t House 6090 and. 6396- _ ~ AGENTS i BS.JSL^ffjR **5-^/(/^ R<sstered Plumbers-' || flecrfic Belli and'" a "' '" Galy> Corr j ron T v k $ (|J^^^=^^ } I CounffyA^kAspe4i^ Cdv. Irt« r ß«b „... large Stocks of Galvanised Waterpiptn, Spouting, A. IV. BEATTIE and G. B. COPE Downpipes. Drainpipes, C.I. Enamel Baths, Lavatory sole proprietors. Concrete Washtubs, Ideal Bwfewj! Gf»f ,

! FRED. CROSSLEY, M.R.C.V.S., Veterinary Surgeon, , Palmerston North. Just what to do with valuablo stock and dogs when they fall sick is a matter that often puzzles the lay mind, but such a thing should no longer worry owners because we have in Palmerston North a veteiiuary surgeon in the person of Mr. Fred Crossley, M.8.C.V.5., who is a recognised authority on all animal ailments, and a surgeon well qualified in every respect to advise and direct as well as supply all kinds of animal medicines. Mr. Crossley has established a special canine hospital at 26, Lyndhurst street, and here every attention is given to dogs from any part of the Dominion. When your clog falls sick remember that old song, "Just Pack Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag," etc., but be sure it is addressed to JVed Crossley, Veterinary Surgeon, Palmerston North. THE PACffi SIGN COMPANY, I Rangitikei Street, Palmerstqn N. Page signs are always distinguishable' from other signs. They have a compelling force behind them somehow, and as a Palmerston North school boy recently said: "Page signs are like porous plasters, they draw the business, and that's what every exhibitor to the Palmerston Shows want. The Page Sign Com- j pany, all joking apart, are experts at calico signs. Temporary or permanent work is executed by this company in any part of Palmerston city or district. For stylish signs, signwriting, and all delicate brush work ! go to the Page Sign Company. J i MESSRS. MANSON AND BARR, I LTD., Farm Implement and Hardware Merchants, Palmerston North. Messrs. Manson and Barr, Ltd., seldom exhibit at the Manawatu Spring Show, and the firm's absence from the present gathering is not out of any disrespect to this big farmers' carnival, but in strict keeping with the policy pursued for some years past. It is a busy season of the year for machinery firms, especially those handling such ■an extensive collection of fanners' machinery as Messrs. Manson and Barr do, and whiie the "man on the iand" is anxiouß to get his crops in and all' ploughing done before Christmas, Manson and Barr's large staff are going eyes out to attend to their requirements, consequently the question of showing is entirely out of the programme during November. The firm, however, always look forward to meeting their many clients at theiv warehouse during the show period, and the following list, although by no means complete, will give the farmer some idea what he can see at the establish- < ment under review: Eidd milking machines, engines (Blackstone, Austral, Anderson, and Lister)-, Keystone threshing mills, Wallace manure distributors, Massey-Harris machinery, Andrews and Beaven's chaff cutters, .farmers' favourite drills, Ontario steel frame saw benches, Domo separators, Wilkinson drag scoops, Wilkinson drain ploughs, Planet Jun. implements, Manitoba stackers, agricultural tractors, Keystone dehorners, Philadelphia butter workers, Jersey butter moulds, Pink's cant hooks, Daisy bal'rel churns, Eacer crosscut saws, Cyclone seed sowers, Woodyatt lawn mowers, Motor lawn mowers, Trewhella stump extractors, Wilson's cement and lime. Buffalo incubators, Circle hatchers, all hardware and ironmongery, crockery, etc. The firm also specialise in supply of spare parts, and are agents for Turnbull and Jones, Ltd., electrical engineers; district distributors, Waipa Collieries; district agents, British Traders' Insurance Co. And last, but by no means least, Manson and Barr, Ltd., are Palmerston North and district agents for Wilson's (N.Z.) Portland Cement • and Hydraulic Lime.

WILSON'S (N.Z.) PORTLAND CEMHNT. Manson and Barr, Ltd., Agents. It has long been recognised 'among engineers, builders, local body officials, and farmers that this country produced the most reliable cemerfl for all work, especially where permanency is desired, and on any works of an important naturo architects and engineers never fail to specify Wilson's Star Brand cement. "A good indication of its popularity and effectiveness may be judged from the fact that there are sixteen large buildings in course of construction in Palmerston North, or about to be erected, and in every case Wilson's cement is being used. Is is also employed' exclusively on the Gorge road construction works, which alone is an excellent testimony to its high quality. Concrete houses a'rb rapidly coming into prominence in Pahnerston North and several other important towns, and the same stnry can bo repented, it is Wilson's commit that is invariably being used. A prominent builder, when asked the oilier day what remoiit he was using on his job, lie replied: "Wilson's, of course. Why?" Well, tli.it is just a universal answer, because it.'is the best. Fanner.'! realise to-day that. Wilson"s Star Brand cement makes for better farm buildings, and most, of the more up-to-date men construct fbeir barns, poultry houses, piggeries, cowbails, and other outhouses with this famous cement. Brief ns this resume is, it is sufficient to indicate the wide field which concrete covers to-day, and to suggest ,the vast possibilities which lie before it. Messrs. Manson and Barr. I Ad., are the Palmerston North and dislrirrt ngenls for Wilson's reuient and hydriulir linu. 1. and the firm will Ij'.' jjJiiil to give ;ill possible information relating thereto and arrange for adcc|iiato supplies, either from thrir ex-Ic-HkUt, iVM!'»lintlt"' »!' tUvet:l- I'l UIC Juti couteuiplated from the vorjte, '. .