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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 245, 13 September 1935, Page 7

Safety first ! Cure colds promptly and efficiently—they might easily develop into something more serious. Take Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. Breaks up the worst cold in no time. Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d.— Advt.

• 9 THE 1936 FISHING SEASON IS NEAR AT HAND and we have pleasure in announcing- that our new season’s stock of “Allcocks” Celebrated Fishing Tackle has just arrived. FISHING SUNDRIES : Swivels, 2d and 3d each; Line Guards, !/• and 3/6; Treble Hooks, 2/0 dozen, Model Perfect Hooks, S)d. dozen; Samson’s Gut, 4d, syd. coil; Hooks to gut, 1/9 dozen; Ply binding wire, silver and gold, 2/- spool; Spiral Leads, 3d and 4d. each; Rod Varnish, 2/0 bottle; Rod Rings, lOd. set; Rod Covers, 2/3 each; Line Dressing, Od. and 1/3 tin; also large stocks of all sizes in Pishing Hooks. FLY EOXES — Aluminium Ply Doxes, 4/6 and 8/6. Dry Ply Boxes, 12 compartments, 12/6 each. Pigskin Plv Books, 17/0; .Small Ply Book, 6/9;" Ply Books, 5/6 WADERS,— Thigh Twill Waders 37/6 Extra High Breast Waders .. 65/Extra Light Thigh Gumb'oots, 37/6 .CASTS (Marvel), 3yds. medium trout, 2 droppers. Tapered Casts “Hardy’s” x to 2x and x to 3x, 2/6 ca. Gut Traces, with link swivel, 11 yards, 1/9 each. MINNOWS, Golden Devon .. .. liu. 1/9, 11-in. 1/9. Special Hoof Minnow 2/6 each Phantom Tarbot, 4/-. Brown Trout, 3/-. RODS.—Split eane fly rods, agot butt, and end ring, 2-tip closelv bound, 10ft. £ll/11/-, 105 ft. £10; 10ft. £7/10/- 95ft. £4/10/- 10ft. £3/10/-, Oft. 55/-, 10ft 45/-. RODS.—Split Cane Ply Rod, 10ft. one tip, 22/6. Steel Bait Castings Rods, Sft. 13/0, 55ft. 19/6, 55ft. 21/6; Boys’ Cane Rods, 10/6 each. REELS —Wooden Reel with check, 7/11; Wooden Reels with line guard and check, 12/6; Brass Reels, check, 3/6, 4/6; Aluminium and Gunmetal Reels with check, 2:}in. 12/6, 25, 2}, 13/6; Aluminium Reels with check, 3in. 22/6, 26/6, 35in. 36/6; Milward’s Alu-. minium Ply and Spinning Reel, 3}in. 59/6; Alleock’s “Marvel” Reel, adjustable check, 72/6; Bait Casting Reel, “Shakespear, ” 12/6, 22/6 1 35/-. LINES— Bilk'Thread Lines, 25yds 4/6 ea. Hercules Silk Lines, 20yds .. .7/11 Stag Brand, heavy.Taupo, 40yds., Size E.B.E 48/Backing Lines, green linen, braided, 25 yards ..■ 1/9 CASTS—PiIot, 3yds, 1 and 2 droppers, 2/3 each; 2yds, 1 dropper, 1/9 ea. FLIES. —We claim to have the biggest selection in New Zealand. Wet Flies, 3d. ea.; Dry Flies, sd. ea.; Taupo Flies, 8d and 9d. each. LANDING NETS, S/6 complete. ■■- "*<-**■ Broadway & Kingsway Palmerston North Answering (he Question: “ tDhij Jlduertise in the Evening Tleuispaper ? " eader Advertisers have long- known that sales messages have greater strength if they are read .at a time when readers are relaxed . . unhurried . . . when they have time to enjoy the news, features, articles, and the advertisements. Therefore, your best medium for presenting- your advertisingstory is the evening' paper! A family institution in the Dominion, it finds a ready welcome in practically every home —and from every reading- member of the family. The “Standard” is almost entirely a family newspaper, .over ninety per cent, of its total circulation being received directly into the homes of readers. The message it conveys, whether through news or advertising, finds the reader in a responsive mood—at a time when he is prepared to spend portion of the quiet evening period in reading the day’s events and announcements. Thus advertisers reach their public at a time when the reader is willing to be approached. It is therefore good policy to m ' ADUERTXSE Cflie Evening newspaper