A Singe group of 36in. DRESS I FABRICS in Silk, Rayons, Cottons, etc. Plains and Florals. All high-class qualities and standard makes. Original Prices were from 1/11 to 4/11. COLOSSAL SALE SPECIAL 1/6 YARD. yard See the Window Display • of this Special N.B.—-The new season’s Costume Worsteds have arrived, and include some outstanding weaves. Ask to be shown our fine display ! Common Skeltons Colossal Sale
WHAT IS WRONG with our THIS IS WHAT YOUR PASTURES NEED! m m Wi m Whether it be light, medium or deep cultivation, the BEVIN HARROW can be easily adjusted to suit. No. 1 Tine is penetrating .1 inch. No. 2 Tine is penetrating J inch. No. 3 Tine is penetrating inch. All the Tines can be set to penetrate even "'lighter than No. 1 or deeper than No. 3. Note the spreader-leveller bar going across the harrow under the hinges. It is clamped in clips il inch above the ground level. This means that it does not increase the draft, and also that rio matter of any size can pass underneath without being pulverised. Grassland Farming? Wo have forgotten that air (oxygen) ranks equally in importance in the soil with moisture and fertiliser. Surely this has been proved in 1938, when production was down, in spite of the fact that a record quantity of artificial fertiliser was applied to our pasture lands, and our rainfall was well above the average. The BEVIN HARROW is designed to cultivate your pastures scientifically; it is the only real AERATING HARROW on the market; besides which, of course, it lifts out weeds, rubbish, and the cultivating cuts thicken, and, by admitting air and the beneficial rays of the sun (Vitamin D), invigorate and improve the sward. You’ll get DOUBLE the grass growth! Do you know that if you use the BEVIN HARROW in the dry weather set lightly for spreading, or after harvesting, you will get double the growth of grass. Tho cuts absorb even a light shower instead of it evaporating on top of the mat or hard crust. If you don’t find this a fact in practice, you can get your money back under our written guarantee. Sole Agents for Poverty Bay: Williams & Kettle Ltd. GISBORNE & WAIROA | BBHMMBMBBBI C. W. MUIR “ THE BOOKSELLER ” Gladstone Road Herald Buildings
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19883, 9 March 1939, Page 10
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