Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Greymouth Evening Star, 26 July 1918, Page 3

MILKING MACHINE HERD TO BIGGER One of the features that make the "Gane" stand out so prominently, is the Gane Eureka Semi-automatic Releaser. i »s SOLID COPPER NO FLOATS NO MECHANICAL TROUBLES. M. SPECIALISTS IN DAIRYING MACHINERY, BROADWAY, REEFTON.

Yo», lire ;isoured of raising a good oig nop of fine healthy vegetables when you buy your seeds from us. (July the very best are kept in slock. All are tested and true to name, and from good sturdy parent stork. You will be noted for the size arid quality of your vegetables if you buy our seedsVegetable Seeds of every variety now selling. Liny'ited "SELLERS OF SEEDS THAT GROW" Boundary Street, <ireym©utl>

■•■ •' : ■'- ■•■ - '•■ ■■ ■- • the followi '.ps rof wing )ure- • a Kins I hese must not be ex i t • a in mam towns. '*- ---• **» Mioz■&i I O pC'J 1/3 ]:er Edmonds Baking Powder contains on'y the highest L,ra;!o, genuine Grape Cream of Tartar. I If you have any difficulty in securing it at the Board of I Trade's authorised prices, write at once to T. J. I Edmonds, Ltd., Chrisichurch. ■:."xiiu.. -v-, I ..■-..-■ ■tid.w ~v.>,■-,,■ gg&

s Gift Scheme The British Government will not allow the British cocoa manufacturer to export either cocoa or chocolate. The entire output is required for war purposes* Cadbury's arc thus, compelled to suspend their Gift Scheme until after the war, when all coupons will be honoured and gifts forwarded.