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Northern Advocate, 17 August 1933, Page 2

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m m* m MM M3S ms mm^ m zm wmm SMS ' swsa >Kvv> «»£ BEST FOR CATTLE LISTEN! . • . You use a galvanised fencing wire because of its resistance to rust and corrosion, don’t you ? And like others we suppose you’ve been offered cheap lines in galvanised wire, price being the main inducement. Well, those so called ‘cheap’ wires are merely ‘wiped* over with spelter. Consequently, it takes little or no time for the alleged galvanising to become pitted with rust. Shortly, your fencing job has to be done all over again because your wire has worn thin and brittle, allowing your cattle to stray. Thickly galvanised during manufacture by the famous Hot Dip process, Richard Johnson and Nephew’s fencing! wire gives practically a lifetime’s service. Don’t Jbe misled. Get the English wire with the finest world reputation behind it. 14lb. cartons of galvanised staples cost no more than buying by cwt. keg and less than by lb. packets. Convenient to carry when going fencing. Made from Richard Johnson & Nepheiv’s world-famed wire. was iac^Toip^S® 4 fs SPECIFY this |i*° 0$ m Wl RE

Round the Horn iu a windjammer! Not often can anyone make such a voyage nowadays, but Mr. -Jack Thode (a popular Auckland yachtsman) shipped aboard the old “Grace Harwar” at Auckland last May, and had a memorable trip. What with bad weather, mountainous seas. Hard work and real peril the voyage was full of thrill. Falmouth was reached 104 days out. When nearing the English coast Mr. Thode’s birthday eventuated and he writes: “For a birthday treat I smoked the last of my New Zealand tobacco/’ The last? New Zealand smokers will sympathise! Mr. Thode doesn’t mention the brand he favoured, but it was probably Cut .Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) —a. rich full-llavoured baccy and an immense favourite with sea-going folk. It is one of the four noted N.Z. toasted tobaccos, the others being Navy Cut No. :! (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Riverhead Gold. They are all of extraordinary tine quality—and quite harmless, because they are toasted so contain hardly any nicotine. They are recognised as about the purest tobaccos extant. FSlki