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King Country Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 1219, 3 June 1919, Page 8

The Av«y Tractor DOES THE WORK OF 2 MEN WITH 8 HORSES. This powerful and reliable machine docs all the field work of two 4-horse teams, and it does a variety of other work that horses can't do. At night when your eight horses would be in the stable eating, the Avery Tractor would be busy at work as a stationary engine. It will drive electric light plants, pumps, circular *aw«. also milking machines and shearing machines. The Fuel is Kerosene, and , Kerosene is Cheap. Call on us for details—look into the simplicity and economy features. J. POMEROY S CO.. Ltd. Coachbuilders & Motor Engineers, Box 103. HAMILTON. RELIABLE New Season Grass and Clover Seed.

Abraham 8 Williams, Auctioneers, Valuators. Woolbrokers, Stock, Station and Commission Agents, TE KUITI. ABRAHAMS WILLIAMS, LTD., beg to notify Wool-growers that they have established a WOOL STORE in Auckland, and will be pleased to handle any clips and lots forwarded to them.

TE KUITI STOCK SALE Wednesday, June 4 Entries solicited PIO PIO STOCK SALE Thursday, June 5 80 cull lambs 40 fat and forward wethers Entries solicited Abraham & Williams,

Quality should be your first consideration when purchasing seeds. To ensure good pastures the farmer must sow the best seeds obtainable. Cheap, dirty seeds will never make the farm pay. "Yates* Keliable Seeds are all re-dressed, by the most up-to-date machinery, on our own premises. They never fail to give satisfaction. Write for Catalogue and Price List stating your requirements. Arthur Yates & Co. LOWER ALBERT STREET. Auckland. P.O. Box i too

Three Solid Reasons - WHY - H>AIRY FARMERS SUPPLY THE NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION LIMITED 1. It pays the HIGHEST PRICE for BVTTERFAT. 2. It is the LARGEST DAIRYING CONCERN in this Dominion and is STILL GROWING (larger turnover spells administrative economy). 3. It is TRULY CO-OPERATIVE. The New Zealand Dairy Association, Ltd. AUCKLAND Defy 's Cold. You can study your purse as well as your personal comfort, by purchasing the following seasonable goods : N.Z. Blankets. A" wool, white 9/4. 34/6, 10/4, 47/6, 11/4, 58/6. —-- All wool, grey, 9/4. 30/-, 10/4, 38/6. Ladies' Vests. AJI w °o'. short sleeve 5/6, long 5/9. Wool mixture -——-■---"-■-—-—-—. special, ss. 4/6, Ls. 5/6. Extra value, Is., 2/6. Ladies' Combinations. Natural -Cashmere woven, s.s., 11/6, l.s. 13/6. Ladies' Nightdresses. White woven stockinette, trimmed ■ lace, 13/6, o.s. 14/6. Ladies' Bloomers, navy, all wool, heavy 10/6. fine 9/6. 10/6. grey fleecy lined 4/3. Childrcns* Bloomers, navy, all wool, 4/6 to 8/6. Mens' Underflannels. all wool, 6/11.7/6, 10/6,12/6. Mens'Ribbed All-wool Pants, 7/6, 9/6,10/6. There arc lots of other seasonable wants at economy prices at