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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXXII, Issue 2806, 27 November 1931, Page 1 (Supplement)

BUY ~ ADVERTISED GOODS because the Advertiser backs his reputation for Quality and Service in the printed word. His Advertisement is Your Warranty.

SAGE ADVICE The mother said: My dear, if you A man would know, Don’t bother if his bank account Is so and so. Or if his eyes arc soulful or If he has curly locks, The point to concentrate upon Is the colour of his socks.

XJOQ Buys Famous All British NICHOLSON Hay Rake > X rv_ i f\ /\ 11\ X«-J J-jgj .! h\ A These 8 Points of Superiority Mean Better Service in the Field:— I.—Trussed axle. 2.—-Unbreakable wheels, 52-inch diameter. B.—Easy trip, with: positive lock. 4.—Tooth sockets adjustable for wear. s.—lmproved strippers. 6.—Adjustable spring seat. 7.— Channel section teeth. B.—Wide braced frame. Judged on every score—performance, quality of materials, price— THE NICHOLSON ALL-BRITISH HAY RAKE WINS EVERY TIME. A Warkworth user writes:— “The rake is the finest implement of its kind we have ever seen.” At the new low price of £23 (8-foot) and £24 (9-foot) THE NICHOLSON is the Best Rake Value in the land. Clip this advertisement, and send, with name and address, for descriptive booklet and fullest particulars. JOHN BURNS & CO., LTD. AUCKLAND.