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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 127, 5 May 1925, Page 8

Langley ani Ca. yy INTER pEEDING. CHOICE HAY, CHAFF, Etc. Always on hand. 1 COMPARE OUR PRICES. Prime Lucerne, 4/- and 5/- a bale; £6 IU/- a ton. ’ Lucerne and Hay, 4/- a bale] £6 a ton. Meadow Hay, 3/- a bale; £4 10/a ton. I Threshed Hay, 2/6 a bale; £3 15/ . a ton. Cow Chaff, 3/6 a bag. Good Chaff, 4/6 a bag; £6 10/- a ton Prime Heavy Chaff, 6/6 a bag, £7 10/- a ton. Above prices are for cash only. If booked an extra charge is added. Delivered free: Special quotations for truck lots. We have a splendid lino of South Island Potatoes at 18/- per sack. FARMERS NOTE: We are still purchasing all varieties of Lucerne, Hay ■ anu airaw, and pay top prices. We buy in stack at a price; we bale with a light machine which does not ruin your paddock. You have no worry, lou do not even have to cart water or supply a "smoko.” We undertake the lot. LANGLEY’S pRODUCE gER V IO E ’ 311 and 601-603, KARAMU ROAD. 1 habU.ngb. ‘ Phone 317 Box 209 ; SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. SOUTH ISLAND POTATOES. * WE BUY THE B.EST OBTAINABLE, I | Direct from the South Island. BIG STOCKS ON HAND, p Special Quotations for Quantities. A. F. REDGRAVE AND COMPANY. GRAIN, SEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Phone 184. :: HASTINGS * LENNEN 1 & GARDINER _ STUCK, SIAHON A REAL ESTATE i Phone 445. P.O. Box 99. s IRIBLNE bCiLDINGb, HASTINGS, o * 000 ACRES. Good homestead and close to sale yards. Winter two sheep. Price £l3 per acre. Easy terms. M C LEOD & y GARDNER’ L TD SAWMILLERfi AND TIMBER MERCHANTS MARKET STREET :: HASTINGS t Larj-e Stocks of NEW ZEALAND TIMBERS Dry and Green, Dressed and Un- “ dressed. Delivered direct from mill or yard at current rates. BEST QUALITY, SERVICE AND ATTENTION OUR OBJECT. 1 g Also in Stock—e OREGON, THREE-PLY WOODS, MAXWELL WALL BOARD. ASBESTOS SHEETS. •RUDLO” (makes cement waterproof). HUDSON CONCRETE CASINGS Ifor copper boilers). Agents for— MLLBUILN CEMENT, CRAIGS HYDRAULIC LIME. HUY AL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Fire, Accident, Motors) '* Enquiries Solicited. Telephone 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 is associated. That is why the name “McDOUGALL” ou a drum of Sheep Dip inspires such confidence in New Zealand tanners. 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 success in the Dominion are not acciden0 tai; they are the fruit of generations 6 of scientific progress, and we are ever 16 on the watch to see that the high standard which has been reached in ‘6 producing “BORDER DIP” is steadily 'K maintained. b Thia it not so much “hot air.” ' These are things which need to be t_ said, because we know that from t>m« to time a fanner makes up his mind that “Sheep Dips are not so good as ' they used to be.” In one wav, of s ‘ course. bo is right. “BORDER n DIP” is not “as good as” the old tvpes of <boen dip. but a GREAT DEAL BETTER. j’ Of course the reason lies in the introduction of our vegetable insectis’ ride. It i« impossibly to imitate our insecticide, because the use of it is protected by our patents entirely for dip*, mnnnfncturod bv McDOUGALL - a- ROBERTSOM. LTD. There are other varieties into which we have introduced it, each fulfilling its own | special purpose. “BORDER DTP” IS i DIFFERENT FROM THEM ALL. berauae the B IS H DOUGALI/S ORIGIN AT. P\STE DIP. ’ You have the results of using “BORDER.” now you know the reasons for its excellence. Yours faithfully (Signed) * McDOUGALL A ROBERTSON. Ltd. ™ Sole Dominion Agents. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD