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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 65, 18 March 1936, Page 6

FARMERS’ FENCING Johnson's famous “Superdreadnought” Wire.is the greatest advance in wire manufacture iur many years. Compare these figures:— Per cut. Breaking Strain [No. 8 Ordinary 5-iCyds, lll!51bs. 1 Brice 21/6 cwt. Superdreadnought 172SyUs. 13451b5. Brice 36/6 cwt. Using this wire will effect great saving in transport and packing charges in hilly country. FENCING SFaDES. Parke’s heavy quality extra, long.sockets. Ideal for work in heavy or gravelly soils. Mo. 1 12/6; Iso. 2 13/6. SKELTONS. All bright, lighter grade, than above, a really strong spade without the encumbrance of weight. No. 1 10/-; No. 2 lu/6. BKAJULS HALl 1 ' AAES. A first grade light axe, ideally suited to post trimming, etc. 6/- each. BEAIfES BULL SIZE AXES. A guaranteed axe that will stand up to the hardest work even in stony country. 11/6 each. WI.OUGHT STEEL STAPLE PULLEPS. These are drawn out from one piece of steel. The head will not come oIE. 4/6 each. STAPLE PULLERS and FENCING PLIERS. Good quality, foreign made. 5/6 pair. STAPLE PULLERS and FENCING PLIERS, made by the manufacturers of the famous Crescent tools. 9/- pair. Also Full Stocks of Staples, Barbed Wire, Blasting Powder, and Wedges, Fuse, etc., for Post splitting. DID YOU KNOW— That there are 60 post staples in lib? That there arc 150 batten staples in lib.? .That 1 mile of 7 wire fence takes 8 cwt. Plain Wire? That 1 mile of 1 wire fence takes 3i cwt. 3in. Barbed Wire? HANSON & BARR LTD. Phone 5490, 5491, Eangitikei Street. Chief Agents— British Traders Insurance Co. Distributors for Wilson’s Portland Cement, and “Wilsonite” Quick Setting Cement,