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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18313, 3 February 1934, Page 8

A Brilliant Performance The Ultimate Factory in Auckland produced and sold 6000 Receivers during 1933 proof of the Dominion-wide acceptance of these splendid Radios. WATCH ULTIMATE GROW IN 1934. HOUSE RADIO er Low Pressure Tyres Complete with Wheels . . . (12 pounds Air Pressure). SUPERLATIVE RIDING COMFORT. SAFETY AND REMARKABLE MILEAGE. Sets in stock to fit Fords and Chevs. Fitted while you wait. DERBY Tyre Service Station PHONE 406 DERBY STREET (opposite School) 1 I wmti* WA |>-j mm The necessities to maintain the health of your flocks, thereby obtaining good prices for your wool, can be supplied by us at most competitive prices. SHEEP DIPS— Little’s, Cooper’s. Murton’s, and Lan-o-leen. FOOT ROT CURE— Murton’s, Cooper’s, Little’s, Osmond’s, Footsure. OSMOND’S Ovolis, Cattle and Sheep Remedies. Puriri, Totara and Silver Pine Posts, Strainers and Battens. WEED KILLERS— Cooper’s, Murton’s, and Sodium Chlorate. , Now is the time to do your jam making and fruit preserving. Stocks of all the essentials for a successful job are here at fine prices. Free delivery and 5% (1/- in £) for cash. PRESERVING PANS— In Alumium, Brass, or Enamel. | PRESERVING JARS— Agee wide mouth, screw top. Pints 6/6 doz.; Quarts 8/6 doz.; £-gall 12/6 doz. PRESERVING JARS— Queen Spring Top Jars. ' Pints 7/6 doz.; Quarts 9/- doz.; i-gall 13/- doz. TIE TOP JELLY JARS— In-nests of two. 7/- per dozen nests. Rubber Rings 6d dozen; Lids 3/6 dozen; Texwax 1/- lb.; Jar Wrenches 9d; Wooden Spoons. T, mi ; * - J %k\tm i Universal Providers

-MARKING OUTFIT (Rubstamp of your name), pad, Indelible ink, and a box to hold 8/6; postage 3d extra.—At the Office. Linen-marking outfit (Rubber stamp of your name), pad. brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot, 3/6; postage 3d extra.—At the Herald O&o*