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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 238, 5 September 1935, Page 12

HIMATANGI SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1935, At 1 p.m. NZ LOAN AND MERCANTILE • AGENCY COY., LTD. (inc. in Eng.), will sell as above: — 50 dairy heifers 10 dairy cows 8 store cows 8 fat cows Further Entries Solicited. SEPARATORS AT CHEAP PRICES Alfa-LavaJ, 45 gal £8 Alta-Laval 65 gal £lO Alfa-Laval 90 gal. £l2 Cash. Terms if required. All in Good Order and Guaranteed to be Satisfactory. BONA LEEDS LTD.. 235 CUBA STREET. BOBBY CALVES I M L A Y CASH AT GATE. MONDAY, THURSDAY. CARRIERS: Eeilding, T. Ruthven, Phone 560; M. S. Mitchell, Phone 586; Waldin Bros., Phone 440. Palmerston: H. Jensen, Phone 6587. ltongotea: \V. Amey, Phone 36D; D. Thompson Phone 43D. Bulls, Meads Bros. Marton. W. R. Stevens, Phone 2495.. Put Imlay Green or Blue Flag at Gate. IS. N. ROWE, Phone 51K, Rongotea, ALEX McMULLIAN, Buyer, STRATFORD. J. C. HUTTON (N.Z.) LTD. Buyers of prime bacon pigs, CHOPPERS AND PORKERS. D. ABBIS, phone 6540, Palmerston N. S. LIGGINS, phone 104, Foxton. W. GUST, phone 3 Rongotea. J. V. WALTON, phone oi D, Ashhurst. H. BEAZER, phone 468. Feilding. WINTER FIRING GUARANTEED dry mane, rata and matai, bone dry tawa at Is 6d per bag. Hatuma Superfine Car. of Lime tor the garden 2s 3d and 3s 3d per bag delivered. Ring phone 6334 tor prompt service. Manawatu Produce Exchange, W. PUKLOWSKi. 13a Grey St. SHELTER AND HEDGE TREES, ORNAMENTAL and Flowering Shrubs, etc. We still lead tor quality, quantity, and cheapness. Get our price list tree. B. H. JUST, FLORIST, THE SQUARE, and li COLLEGE STREET. TO PILE SUFFERERS. HUNDREDS of sufferers relieved by Zaun Double Absorption Treatment. VV rite for free booklet Zunn Proprietary, Box 952 L, Wellington. ROSES DO not leave planting your roses too late. Secure your plants now, without delay. New Zealand’s finest roses are to be obtained in our nursery. Prices oil application and catalogues posted to any address. Roses ordered today will be delivered by special carrier to-morrow. FRANK MASON, SANDON ROAD. FEILDING.

GOOD ADVERTISING. Every progressive business house recoanises that it is not the amount snent on advertising which is most important, but the medium employed in that connection. To-dav there are so many different forms of publicity that, to some the choice may appear bewildering. There is not, however, the slightest dount that the columns of a National newspaper offer the strongest appeal. “The Mannwatu Evening Standard,” with a Dominion reputation for efficiency in production, is read with a degree of confidence not accorded to less influential journals. That is why its advertisement columns produce such successful columns are suitable for any kind business, and for the largest to the smallest store.