Lingle, C». CHOICE SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES HAVE NOW ARRIVED Every potato guaranteed; 18/- per sack delivered. (Extra large sack, weighs about 2 cwts.) CHAFF £5 PJ?R TON (26 to ton), sweet but slightly discolored. Sack lota 4/6 a bag. £0 10/- PER TON, heavy and bright (contains little trefoil). Sack lots 5/6 a bag £7 10/- PER TON, prime, bright and clean. Sack lots 6/6 a bag. Above prices are tor nett cash. Delivery ig free. If booked an extra 20/per ton ia added. MOTOR SPIRIT, 18/- per ease. / MAIZE A WHEAT, £1 6/6 per bag BRAN, POLLARD, SUGAR, FLOUR, POTATOES, etc., at bedrock prices. LANGLEY’S |>RODUCE gERVICE HASTINGS. Phone 317 Box 209 SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. WE HUY THE BJSST OBTAINABLE, Direct from the South Island. BIG STOCKS ON HAND. Special Quotations for Quantities. A. F. REDGRAVE AND COMPANY. GRAIN, SEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Phone 184. :: HASTINGS DALGETY r & CO. LIMITED. 1 100 ACRES FREEHOLD; 10 rni les from township and rain by good roads. All in grass; 900 acres undulating, 200 acres flat. Subdivided into 9 paddocks and watered by permanent streams. Carrying capacity 1800 sheep and 100 cattle. Six-roomed house. Price £l2 per acre. Terms: £4OOO cash, balance on mortgage. ACRES FREEHOLD; 23 miles •./ I V from township by goods roads. Hilly and undulating and all in grass. Subdivided into 12 paddocks and well watered by springs and creeks. Carlying capacity 2 sheep and cattle. Sixroomed house, wharc, wool shed, motor shed stable and other buildings. One mile from school. Price £l4 10/per acre. Terms: £3700 cash, balance 5 years. M C LEOD & GARDNER’ L TD SAWMILLERS AND TIMBER MERCHANTS MARKET STREET HASTINGS Large Stocks of NEW ZEALAND TIMBERS Dry anti Green, Dressed and Undressed. Delivered direct from mill or yard at current rates. BEST QUALITY, SERVICE AND ATTENTION OUR OBJECT. Also in Stock— OREGON, THREE-PLY WOODS, MAXWELL WALL BOARD, ASBESTOS SHEET'S. PUDLO” (makes cement waterproof). HUDSON CONCRETE CASINGS (for copper boilers). Agents for— AHLBIKN CEMENT, CRAIG S HIDHALLIC LIME. ROYAL EXCHANGE AS»L RANCE (Fire, Accident, Motors) Enquiries Solicited. lelephone 199. OUR OPEN LETTER TO SHEEP FARMERS gentlemen,— “What’s in a name.” Everything or nothing. The value of a trade name depends upon the quality of the products with which it u associated. That is why the name “McDOUGALL” on a drum of Sheep Dip inspires such confidence in New Zealand farmers. It is our privilege and our duty to make certain that no single one of our clients shall ever suffer through his confidence in the reliability of our Sheep Dips. The qualities which have made “BORDER DIP” such a suoccss in the Dominion are not accidental ; they arc the fruit of generations of scientific progress, and we are eyer on the watch to see that the high standard which has been reached in producing “BORDER DIP” is steadily maintained. This is not so much “hot air.” These are things which need to be said, because we know that from time to time a farmer makes up his mind that “Sheep Dips are not so good as they used to l>e.” In one way, of course, be is right. “BORDER DIP” is not “as good as” the old types of sheep dip, but a GREAT DEAL BETTER. Of course the reason lies in the introduction of our vegetable insecticide. It is impossible to imitate our insecticide, because the use of it is protected by our patents entirely for dips manufactured l»v McDOUGALL A’ ROBERTSON. LTD. There are other varieties into which we have introduced it, each fulfilling its own special purpose. “BORDER DIP” IS ! DIFFERENT FROM THEM ALL, ■because the BASE IS McDOUGALL’S ORIGINAL PASTE DIP. You have discovered the results of using “BORDER.” now you know the reasons for its excellence. Yours faithfully (Signed) McDOUGALL & ROBERTSON. Ltd Sole Dominion Agents. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 126, 4 May 1925, Page 8
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