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Northern Advocate, 3 May 1919, Page 4

SMITH & WOODMAN, Coachtrailders and Motor Mechanics, WATER STREET, WHANGAREI. Day 'Ptiomi H* AGENTS TOR DODGE BROS.' INVINCIBLE MOTOR CAR. blboral Discounts off all Motor lyres. Large Stocks ot Accessories. Acetone Welding by Expeirenced Engineer. AGENTS FOR BOOTH MACDONALD AND CO.'S FARM IMPLEMENTS AND VICTORY MIT KING MACHINES LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND VEHICLES. THE ! AUCKLAND FAKMEBS'FBEF^NfICO hTB The Company will be pleased to receive Applications for Killing Space ii, i * i MANURES" Full information regarding the Company's Mixtures can be obtained from THE SECRETARY, Box 113, Auckland. i t I In Summer, ! Eat Light, j | Nourishing Food. i i ♦ ± Every Household should have a good stock | I of BYCROFT'S BISCUITS on hand at ail * _ times, but especially during the hot summer | t months, when most of us are better without | $ heavy meals. z 1 What we need is food that is easily assimil- <| V ated —every ounce body-building. % X _ ♦ This kind of food is obtainable in its most | V valuable form in ♦ I Bycroft's I I OlSCitltS, ! 1 which contain all the elements necessary % $ for body-building. % I Always] have some of BYCROFT'S Biscuits | i handy and you need never be at a loss for * I a meal at a moment's notice. Taken with $ t butter and cheese, fruit puddings, or pre- |; t serves, they make a delightful repast. £ | There are many kinds of BYCROFT'S $ I Biscuits, both plain and fancy, but Milk | Z Arrowroot and Cream Crackers are about j> f the most popular for everyday use. | I ALWAYS ASIC FOR f I BYCROFT'S ! V Q I BISCUITS I T * iiin.ii.im—"'- ii—iiniii-'i- I iiiii il I') ii'lli in ii'if'nr if i~innirriffffwrntTiiiiwirM— ■—..--»---————»

"It's just as logical to stop advertising to save expense as it is to stop the clock to save time."—"Dramatfe Mirror."

cial and otherwise! For over 20 years this has been the position of the COLONIAL which is now further than ever ahead of if* nearest rival! DESIGNED, MANUFACTURED AND FINISHED in the best "Colonial" style, assure* durability, efficiency and solid satisfaction all the time! A DRILL that will last 25 years of all-round service, is worth quite double a doubtful drill that is due on the scrap heap in 10 years or less, is it not? The I COLONIAL may cost you a "fiver" more in the first place, but its a long way the cheapest in the end that! extra "fiver" is a gilt-edged investment: Besides doing all that other drills will, with the COLONIAL you cai | sow up to the maximum quantity of .Algerian Oats, Bearded Barley and other difficult seeds, and the fact that! it has I RRISTOW'S ORIGINAL TURNIP AND RAPE FEED I makes ft worth £10 more than any other, for that feature alone! Of the scores of testimonials we could use, 1 the following m typical:— ' j| mmmimm*. " l cannot speak too highly of it, Hew cost nothing for repairs. During *-,«__, I iNHr our sea * ons 1 lmvo sown 1900 or 2000 acres of oats and kuawps without Stillil 1 »• a stoppage of any kind. | Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Please mention this Paper! 1 DUcount for Cash, or supplied on Hire Contract, if desired! I Booth, Macdonald & Co., Ltd.J GHRISTGHURCH. I AUCKLAND BRANCH-CORNER ALBERT and DURHAM STS. P.O. Box 6831 Local Agents—SMlTH and WOODMAN, WHANGAREI. 1