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Grey River Argus, 1 August 1935, Page 6

Its a Fl® a sure to POLiriOR/ ly Made by the jfcy 'jj makers of |F *« “Nugget” Boot '4 !'■'• ' If Polishes, f *<'"■■■ therefore it’s good. $ w K*\

Hand Books on Garden Craft 'Easy Guide to New Zealand Gardening” 2/-, postage 3d. ”1000 Gardening Hints” 2/6, Postage 3d.; "Practical Gardening in New Zealand,” by Tannock, Boards 5/-, Cloth 6/-, Postage 6d. "Rock Gardening tor Beginners” 3/6 Postage 4d. "Rose Growing” 1/6. "Gardening Hints” 1/6, Postage 3d extra. "Sweet Peas” 1/6. Postage 3d. "How to Prune” 9d. "Pot Plants” 9d. Postage 2d. "Border Carnations” 9d. Postage 2d. "The Rose Book” by Thomas, 12/6. Postage Bd. "The Amateurs Rose Book” by Thomas, 15/- Postage Bd. "Gladioli” by IMacself, 7/6. Postage 6d. SEND IN FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS TO— B. Dixon’s Ltd. TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH.

The City Market 560, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. HORSE AND COW COVERS. HORSE COVERS, sack lined 21/-; HORSE COVERS (First grade) 35/-; COW COVERS (Unlined) 7/6; COW COVERS (Full lined) 10/6 and 17/6. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. COW CHAFF 2/ Sack; OATSTRAW CHAFF 2/3 OATSHEAF CH 4FF 4/- sack; MEAT MEAL 9/6 Sack; WHOLE FOWL WHEAT 17/- sack; DAKOTA TABLE POTATOES 11/6 sack; PRIME CLOVER HAY 3/6 Bale; COW HAY 2/6 Bale. ALL PRICES FREE ON RAIL, CHRISTCHURCH. SACKS IN. IMPLEMENTS .1X1; VEHICLES—SingIe and Double Furrow Ploughs, Discs, Cultivators, Harrows, Disc Ploughs, Drain Plough, and all classes of Implements. Spring Drays, Tip Drays, Gigs, Tradesmen’s Carts, Etc. DAMAGED FLAT IRON. DAMAGED FLAT IRON. 10 tons of DAMAGED FLAT IRON to sell. All sizes. Ideal for building Pig Styes, Dairies and all outbuildings. PRICES ON APPLICATION. Telephone 34680. H C. SMITH, Prop