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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 222, 19 September 1919, Page 2

Special Notice. > To Every Farmer. I I|e have now worked up 40 ACRES of land for Mr A. Rore $ ?! e> "*" at Spring Creek. This block has been ploughed, disc and tine- $ harrowed, and rolled by an A VERY. TRACTOR. V \ NOW, we want every Farmer to view tkis work, to judge for \ t V himself if our claims for the Tractor are justified, noting specially A' T • that portions of this block were ploughed while so soft that JP 7 horses would have BOGGED. V \ We will arrange to conrej you-to Mr Rore's farm, and strongly ? \ urge you NOT TO DELAY, as the Tractor is still at work, and i' r «an be seen operatiag under ordinary farm conditions. \ g Ring up 'phone 131, or call at our Garage. V,' t WINTRINGHAM & MITCHELL, £ r AVERY TRACTOR AGENTS. V: oHfl| t*™e y°uac°M of our general OIL ENGISME CATALOGUE ?< I * BHh^BBHhjH It notjwrite for one to-day. 1 Andersons Limited; I vp^^^^^^^HßßP^ iWanufacturifig' Engineers,,. v Hll // armer £e^ se tofiirior Twiie B/fl I tnHumß It—~-\ Every farmer can now get as much of Donaghy's Wiirllm > ||g \ highf-class binder twine as he needs. The dim- wlllll Hill • rou — " ""*.-_ .« I culty of output has been overcome, and the mills mlllipiHm • |mv 3£VCrVJ2*"* 1 are to-day turning out a better binder twine, and mIIHHHI !w3l tl^QfiS I more of it than ever before. millllrU s ffluUVi 1S made in the most «IP-to-date and best equipped twine factory in Wj'l!lf If mm ||M\\U the Dominion. As a result of superior manufacturing facilities, this ii/Mffiil |ffl|\\\V high-class Twine ties more sheaves ..to the lb. t runs more freely WllluMMi iSffliW the binder, and fjives greater satisfaction in every way. 1 Itlnß KMi\V DONACHY'S ECLIPSE DONAGHY'S COLD MEDAL. uIUmW' Surpasses any other binder twine „ First twine made in New Zealand. HwS^P^ for length with strength. Averages Hundreds of farmers will use no flHiStir^ isoft to the lb., and has very higb other. Averages 400 ft to the lb. . War breaking strain. Specially suitable for heavy work. -< Jj If farmers in outlying districts should have any difficulty in getting I! ' Uonaghy s " they are requested to write to us, and we will see ■ ' - Qonaghy's Rope and Twine Co., Ltd., JS " DunGdin j also at Snvcrcapgill* Wl - . i ——- i y SAYS a successful Blenheim busi- OILLHEADS. Memo. Forms, TITANILA ENVELOPES are bes* ness, man; "I'm satisfied that Z> Letter-heads, Circulars and IiJL for rough handhng. _Corre^advertising pays. It's the continual '-Irir^ss T^^r —orders nromptly cxc- pondence siz© on sal* at JL£pre«a fl fcnooic. knock, that do«s W puted at "Bxpress" Office Crffice. . .