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Northern Advocate, 7 February 1934, Page 3

H.B. MID-SUMMER EVERYTHING REDUCED! THE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES ! SALE H.B. Now in full swing! Cameron St. Whangarei BROS. i; a n fy & ' / < -feCONCRETE The tall buildings of citiesshooting up skywards —• their stability and durability is safeguarded by concrete. Concrete is permanent, rigid, defies the weather. For lasting construction use Wilsons Portland Cement. Guaranteed to exceed the requirements of the British Standard Specifications. msaas WILSONS (N.Z.) PORTLAND CEMENT LTD., AUCKLAND. *

Summer Requirements FILMS— Don’t forget your Holiday Films. Fresh Stocks of All Brands Carried. And Remember— Bring your next Film to he Developed to ARTHUR SARGENT. Results Guaranteed. FOOT TROUBLE— Consult a Fully Qualified and Experienced Foot Expert. Advice Free. Any Brand of Supports Adjusted Free of Charge/ Sole Agent for HINDER’S, the Manufacturers of the Best British Support and Foot Requisites. Arthur Sargent’s Pharmacy “FOR PURE DRUGS” Opposite Public Trust Office Shop Phone 2662 House Phone 2260 KEEP THEM HEALTHY INCREASE YOUR PROFITS Worm-intested flocks mean considerably reduced returns. The results from your labour and expenditure will be-minimised. Dose your ewes and lambs regularly with Cooper’s Worm Drench. Prevention is better than Cure. Don't delay till your sheep start dying. Avoid mortality. Avoid wasted condition. Avoid the extra cost In restoring health. Dose lambs at weaning or as soon after as possible. Being the best of all carbon tetrachloride drenches, Cooper’s Worm Drench is the supreme remedy for. worms in sheep. Highly concentrated, therefore the most .economical. One Gallon doses poo sheep or 1800 lambs. Cheaper in actual use than any other similar drench! For easier and more efficient dosing, use Cooper’s Adjustable Worm Drench Doser as illustrated, enabling administration of any , sized dose from minimum to maximum. From all Merchants, II ■ / || | Your Own N.Z. for 6d. | II • . II National Magazine for All || |l || || t “Bettor than ever” will be New Zealanders’ || || judgment on the February issue of the national || || monthly, the “N.Z. Railways ’Magazine.” The || If ■ regular features (“Famous New Zealanders,” || l| “Famous New Zealand Trials,” “Pictures of || || New Zealand Life,” “Wisdom of the Maori.” || || “New Zealand Verse.” “Women’s Section,” if || “'Children’s Page” and others) are continued. || || That popular humorist. Kon Alexander, gives an- || If other generous ration of ‘his droll philosophy, |f || illustrated by himself. The light side of the || || Magazine also includes several very good stories, || || cleverly written. If Ow Sale fit ail Bookstalls || p TiuitipiuutiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitfniiiiiitiifiiuiiitiiiitiiimtilinfliiiiiitfiiiiifitiiitiiiiftifitniiiiiitiiiitiiiiiitfiiiiiniiiiiilifniitiiimniiiiiiiiiiinlifiMtiiiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiHiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiititiftm? 3 fiu»uniuuuiiiwumuituiuuiuiuiuni!uiiiiuiuiuuuuuiuiuumuuumuuuuuiuuuuunmuiiuiuiiuiuiuuuuuiiiuiuuuiuuuiuiuuuiuuuiuiiiiuiummiimiimimmuimiuimmmummmmmumuu7