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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXVII, Issue 3683, 13 October 1916, Page 4

Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Limited HAMILTON, N.Z. BRANCHES: Ohaupo, Mata Mata, and Te Aroha, SEPARATORS TTTTE are Agents f«r the well known IMPROVED PERFECT. Prices as follows : 22 Gallon £n 5 o 30 „ 14 o o 45 „ 18 10 o 66 , 26 o o ,90 „ 32 o o no „ ■.. 37 10 o We are also Agents for the " DO.MO" Separator, which, although considerably cheaper, gives great satisfaction— 18 Gallon •■ 5° 30 , 900 45 » T2 ° ° 65 „ 14 10 o 105 „ 18 10 o 134 . m 22 IO ° ALGERIAN~SEED OATS. We have now lauded our Stocks, and can supply Machine-dressed Victorians or Wairarapa.—Prices on application. We also have on hand, on account of a client, a quantity of Seed Oats grown last season from Green's Famous Ruakura Oats. These Oats are particularly heavy yielders, and are reported upon most favourably by the Government Farm. Price— 9s per Bushel Machine Dressed —on rails Hamilton. Full Stocks of Manures, Grain, Seeds, and all Farmers' Requisites always on hand.

Three Seater Eoadster {*"" . Five Seater Touring Car — 56385 ,___' — £395 — CTI TT\PhR A k"Pl> JAMES TOMBS & CO. ? HAMILTON I LJ mL^D/\IVE^tV» Distributors for This District.

"CHAMPION' 1 PROTECTS AND PLEASES ALL. The " CHAMPION " Brand of Flour may be denominated a good Temperance and Muscle Developer Flour, and pleases either proiibitionists or moderates, the former as it absorbs water freely, the latter because it doesn't disdain a little yeast or " beer froth/ The flour, however, requires plenty of working. Now, as both parties mentioned absorb a fair amount of liquid, perhap. they might explain the working process because there are so many. Is it the Flour or the Consumer that has to be handled ? Apart from the humorous and other qualities of "CHAMPION" Muscle Rasiser Flour it is the CHEAPEST and BEST Flour on the market. ''»\\ \ \ N \ |§ Made from .selected hardwood, varnished JBl natural colour; hammock seat and hammock Sbaßgp^lg jjj? back of heavy No. 4 drab duck; seat 17J" fiffiH^ Pjii wide, 1G inches deep, folds flat, as illustrated, n\ TEi ant* we'&hs 14j£ lbs. Jj*B|psg»jpf VI Send 16/6 in cash to-day and we will forV^lSmJt Jl ward you a Chair. JPc^ 1 II a Dnii TENT 'COATandCOVERMAKER| rX* n njb L. L 6 ROy 42 Queen Street, AUCKLAND. We a*e now opening tip New Goods iot the Spring and Summer Season, comprising all the Latest Novelties. M. LYNCH Pollen Street Thames. DRAPER AND COSTUMIERE