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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19028, 30 May 1936, Page 6

iYour stock need plenty of FEED in winter PURCHASE your stock * fodder for the winter months now. We have a large range of stock foods X for immediate delivery. j Bay Winter Fodder ifrom the Sheepfarmers’ G. 8.0.5. Blenheim Chaff, good Local Chaff, A Grade Garton Oats, M.D. and Clipped Dun Oats, M.D. Algerian Oats, Cape Barley, Meadow Hay, Straw, Molasses, Moose Meal, Moose Nuts, etc. GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS’ > GLADSTONE ROAD AND CUSTOMHOUSE STREET. wt£t}olL S m

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Envoy W. A. Bridge, of the Salvation Army headquarters, Wellington, is. the guest of MV. and Sirs. John Stein, Gisborne. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS pOR SALE. —Good all-round Farm Horse, guaranteed anywhere.—• Phono 1216 D. C 44 SPECIAL EAST COAST ADVERTISEMENTS SADDLERY.— Army Bridles, 6/6 ea,, post 6d; Saddle Blankets, 7/6 ea,, post 1/4; Saddle Blankets, selected,' s/6, post 1/4; Army Saddle Wallets, 6/6 pair; Army Leather Surcingles, good, used. 6/6, post 4d each; Military Saddle Trees or Frames, 16/6, post 1/fi each; Tunics, good navy serge, M. and 0.5., 12/6 each. Cash with order.— OATES BROS., Tokomartl. Bmy,