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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 283, 28 October 1936, Page 6

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CADUCDC I We Now Have Sfocks of Perdriau ■ A\I%|VIEI%O ■ Milker Rubber Ware:-Taint!ess & Best by Test SEE THESE PRICES Straight Inflation .. .. 6/6 Bnlb Top Inflation 6/9 Releaser Connection, 11-Bxl 3-16, each 1/1 liin. x 1 3-Bin., each 1/2 Air Tubing, Standard per ft. 9d Milk Tubing, Standard per ft. lid Pipe Union Rings per dozen 3/9 Claw Tubing 6ft. length per ft. 6d Below we Give our List of Farm Requisites Buckets, tinned steel .. .. 3/3 ” copper bottom, heavy tinned steel 4/6 ” copper bottom, heavy Taranaki 6/11 ” seamless, heavy tin steel 7/11 Enamel Billies, 2pt. 2/11, 3pt. 3/6, 4pt. 4/6 6pt. 5/6, Bpt. 6/6 4|-lb. Tin Refined Amber Petroleum Jelly 2/3 tin Dairy Scrubs .... 1/8 and 1/11 Milk Strainers, with loose bottom, 1/11 each. Spare Bottom, 6d. each. t ~ Yat Strainers, oval shape, Heavy Gauge .. .. 5/6 and 6/6 Heavy Tinned Steel Milk Pans, 6/6 each Butchers and Skinning Knives: Best English make, 1/-, 1/6, 3/6 COLLINSON & SON LTDMOSsr ptAVS R ' S FasY Perfect Textu re—t Waste cut ... Perfect Aroma psr2°^ ,n YOhJ tvc Bece "Hn minded" today