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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 342, 9 March 1922, Page 7

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£! QENI) IN A NAME FOR A SHAVEN G SOAP (only One Word). Each entry K/ must be enclosed with a ‘'Quin Qiieiina Envelope.” Address them t< “NAME,” Box 114, HAMILTON. THIS COMPETITION CLOSES ON MARCH 31st. 1022. “QUIN QUENNA” N born and must live (PRICE (id). To be obtained from ALL Good Chemists. AXiXr>«*>u /mmuwmk. wiwauui. . .w>MAn oi..u^sr ntf.Lf.-UxK.'*■ •* zmxrtnu «ax* vxvtrdm .lra*s »(** t.%e*,r irrwsL'asCUta taa/* FOR ONE NAME. jQ j m FOR NEXT BEST NAME. !bf ||i! WITH A RUN-DOWN BATTERY THAT WILL NOT START YOUR CAR. f JOINING is more annoying than a Car out of order at Holiday Time. ■ Jlti Call round at jf{II M F P Pll ffi H tvjfS Jav to LA* W-3r Hl < ( BATTERY SERVICE STATION. ( 8 QUEEN STREET.—They will see you right through the holidays. <

CUR STOCKS AHE NEW AND WE CAN SUPPLYBANDON PERENNIAL RYE GRABS SOUTHERN PERENNIAL EYE GRASS ITALIAN RYE CRASS WESTERN WOL'I LiS WHITE AND RED GLOVES COWGRASS AI.SYKE TIMOTHY TREFOIL DOGS FA IL COCKSFOOT and all Seeds (Machine Dressed and Clipped) ALGERIAN SEED OATS (both locallj grown and Southern) GRAIN MANURE GRASS MANURE BASIC SUPER for Top Dressing. Wo Invite Tour Enquiries N.Z. FARMERS* CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING GO., LTD., P.O. Box 34. EEILDING. jtla; THE NEW STREET HANDY TO THE PROPOSED STATION. ALL the sections arc dry and are now ready to he built upon, as the sewer is already laid in the street. AND KEEB r .w SOLE AGENTS.

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