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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 58, Issue 4108, 4 March 1949, Page 10

FINEST QUALITY Seeds, Grain and Produce WE EAVE A HIGH REPUTATION FOR GRAS§ AND CLOVER SEEDS ' ' I—Sold by a Fanners’ Company, owned by over 10,000 Fanners and controlled by a Directorate of Farmers who are determined that Seed of highest quality is supplied to their fellow shareholders and others. , , . 2—Unity Seeds are of the highest grade, being unsurpassed for soundness, purity and germinating capacity, and being tested by ourselves and the Government Testing Station. 3 Freight Paid Free to your nearest port or station on orders or 4— Ordcrs'booked NOW will get the benefit of any price reduction at the time of delivery. 5— NET Prices. Sacks 2/9 Extra. All Prices per lb., and subject to market fluctuations. * C nik innih 501 b. ‘ 1001 b. • „ 501 5- 100 u b - Per and and £ over over ' over over “™”- w » V. </" •/«! •« NX.M.D. 2/8 2/6} 2/6 CRESTED Wd 10}d DOGSTAIL 2/9 2,63 2/( - Italian, Extra Heavy Cert. 1/0} UH IM ES chewings 3/9 3/6 3/5 fr ertn J I nh iz it'd lid LAWN GRASS— Uncertified 1/- H.d «« Best, no rye grass 3/9 Perennial, Cert. Mother. I^3j LOTUS MAJOR 4/2 4/- 3/111 Perennial, Cert. Perm. Past. 1/3} 1/2| l/2.» TOTUS MAJOR & HACertified 1/2} 1/1 i I/O L ° A NGUS 3/9 3/6 3/5} . BROWN TOP—--£S. Med 4/2 3/11 3/W LOTUS ANGUS 2/11 2/10 2/9 CLOVERS— x MUSTARD 2/2 2/- 1/11 Subterranean, Cert. Mt. Barker 3/4 3/1 3/- f paqpalUM Whit* Clover, Australian 3/- 2 /10 2/9 WJh* 4/6 4/41 4/4 RAPE, Certified 1/White & Alsyke (3 White and 1 TIMOTHY 2/4 2/2 2/1, Ateyke) „ . ?<? vol 4/01 CHEAP SEED MIXTURE—--4/84 4/84 Sack Lots. 1601 b., 6}d lb. BtartSSZ Ord. 4/8 4/5} 4/5} Smaller Lots, 7Jd lb. GRAIN AND PRODUCE Oats, Mixed Grain, Mash, Chaff, Potatoes. Onions, Molasses and all other lines at lowest rates.

PUKEKOHE LONG KEEPER ONIONS A Splendid Lim J««t Arrived ! IV3 *r ba * » f approX - 60lb ’ Buy a Bag NOW and Store Until Price Rises I YOU’LL FIND QUALITY AN D VALUE IN EVERY HARDWARE LINE Uinch Rolls 3 for 11* Fly Spray- 8/6 Flour Sifte? 3/9 gamers «/7. 18/11 E 27/6 4 39/-. Washing Boards Dtehes 7/11. Kitchen limes 00/ . « . f 2 /6 to 19/9. Babies’ Chambers (wooden) 3/6; <«»“ 14/1“ StaXy Block Planes 16/9 & 19/9. (enanwl) 4/9, ’ Netting (50yd. rolls), 6ft. x 18ft 85/-; 3ft. x 18ft. Lavatory Pans, 66/6. School Bags 10/3 to 18/5. 42/6; 3ft. x 20ft. 33/5. Ruler and Nibs with each bag). English Cups and S 9 !' 1/6 Glass Tumblers 9d ea. Babies’ Bottles 6d Saucers 3/6. • • “P? - English Dinner Plates with gold band, 3/11 and 2/11; Hammel 8/7J3/6 g^^™ 18 2/3 ’ HunterS ' Sadd ' e £l2/19? 6 ‘ HERE’S AN OUTSTANDING SPECIAL Hen*. as" FOR MARCH moulded Rubber Hot Water Bags are solidly ntade to stand up to continuous . uaitt UTTRRI7I? wear, and, of course, are covered by FarA MOULDED RUBBER mers ’ Famous Guarantee of Satisfaction ! n They’re worth every penny of 8/11, but II AT WATPr K£l@ r for this month only you get yours for 5/11 Il 01 11 <IIVI Ddg with a£l or d €r . it’s a grand offer ! Take (Guaranteed for 12 months) advantage of it and be sure of cosy warmth during the cold winter nights. V • FOR ONLY 5/11 MAKE SURE OF YOURS - - - ORDER with a £1 Order ! EARLY ! FARMERS' \ PAEROA pn RM 7 Phon* No. 3 (2 lines) . Manager’s Residence 191