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Northern Advocate, 18 May 1934, Page 2

Ifc pun WEEP K Is Now Available in Beautiful Coloured Enamel-Lacquered CANISTERS At the same Price as in the Packets Only 3*2 per lb. Ask your Grocer for ‘ROMA’ TEA in the New Coloured Canisters.

LEN. ADAMS Winter Exhibition of New and Sesand-Hand! CAES and TRUCKS Call at the PREMIER SERVICE STATION and select a Bargain in Cars during Show Week. Have you seen the TERRAPLANE The World’s Wonder Car. Agents for MORRIS CARS and MORRIS COMMERCIAL. LEN. ARAMS Premier Service Station Corner Bank and Water Streets Phone 2896 WHANG-ARE I

==-.K >■»* ft X.W« % r, *v k VSrtt/A FOR COASTAt fARHSSESPKISLLY 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 & Nephew’s world-famed wire. Your main object in Fencing is for protection .... isn’t it ? Well just take a look at some of your fences. See how the wire has become thin and brittle —offering little or no resistance to your, or your neighbour’s cattle. Probably you bought that wire as ‘galvanised,’ proof against rust or the corrosive action of salt-laden air. We 11..,, we all buy our experience and you’ve no doubt learnt by now that although it looked alright and you may have got it ‘cheap,* the time is rapidly approaching when you’ve got to go fencing again. Don’t be misled this time ! Johnson’s English Wjre is manufactured by the world-famous ‘Hot-Dip’ process, which bonds the pure zinc to the wire, and is guaranteed proof against rust and corrosion. It gives a life-time’s wear, and will not peel when knotted or bent. Don’t ask merely for English Wire SPECIFY .... SED^froM TI)R eD •“S&f %St pAC THIS ii*o W* mis i’W Advertising Pays—Try the “Northern Advocate 1 * for Results.