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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 46, 24 February 1938, Page 2

Pahiatua and District

* Weaning Time is Drenching Time.” JOSEPH FORD’S DRENCH. EASILY ADMINISTERED AND NO OVERNIGHT STARVING. When lambs are ■weaned, and have to live entirely on grass, there is always a tendency for them to receive a check, which is liahlbe to debilitate the animal and allow internal parasites when present to play havoc. USE JOSEPH FORD’S DRENCH. STOCKED BY HZ. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.! PAHIATUA, PHONE 84. BOX SI.

PROVINCIAL THEATRES Pahhtna KINO'S THEATRE PAHIATUA. TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW at S p.m. Hopalong Cassidy Clarence E. Mulford's Western Drama, “BORDERLAND” Also Showing:— Robert Cominings Shirley Roes In a Romantic Comedy, “HIDEAWAY GIRL” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) GINGER Sewing Machines at Carthew’s; repairs all makes.—A. E. Wood, Agent.

1938 DIARIES AT CARTHEW’S Uli SHAPES ALL SIZES. ' MODERATE PRICES. * . I FENCING TIME IS HERE “ WARATAH ” FENCE POSTS Guaranteed a life-time. .Thirty years in use to their credit—still the best fence v ion farm. i) „ PRtOE £g/-§/- 190 Delivered. MSOt&Om T and 8 Cange FtM Galvanised Wire. -- - ■■■ S2B/40A ton. Barbed—BdncK and ffcteeh £B7/10/- ton UWAGHT* 7 and 8 gaage, >< v. ££2/10/- ton BmM w«•»•m*mwmu mb »k xu so! . . »• £37/10/- ton •“ * •-=- Delivered. LBT BS QUOTE FOR YOUR FENCE REQUIREMENTS. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. The WaSrarapa Farmers' Co-operative Assn. Ltd. PAHIATUA. Kook Representative: R. W. AUBREY. Produce Representative: 0. CORNFORD.

“DON’T BE SILLY!” “Loading yourself up with bags! Be wise. Do what I do. Bing 6205 for CHILD’S particularly when it’s urgent! ’* We’re ready with our fleet of mojdern vehicles to answer your call to move anything from a houseful of [furniture to the smallest parcel quickly, quietly, efficiently. Don’t forget when you want ANYTHING removed or delivered to any part of the country ring 6205 and we’ll be right along! CHILD Bros. Carriers ft Contractors, HEAD OFFICE: 6 GEORGE ST PALMERSTON NORTH.