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DON’T BORROW A LAWN MOWER THIS SPRING. QUPPOSE you had one of these smart, efficient, easy cutting mowers your very own ! Suppose you had ! you would not be eternally borrowing Mr Bloggs’ mower next door. Certainly not. So, Mr Householder, there is no excuse to borrow or to lend when’prices are so low. We have them in ali sizes, good service giving machines. Keep your Mower well oiled, dry, clean, and we can promise you a lawn kept to perfection as long as you wish. WHEN YOU GET YOUR.MOWER DON’T LEND IT. FRIGES FROM 26S TO S4S, COLLINSON ’& SC '" The Eronmongens, THE SQUARE & 11 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. Where Hardware Costs Less. % o NEALS’ “READY TAILORED SUITS. MY “ Ready Tailored ” Suits this season are especially deserving of your inspection. Made to my own order of specially selected materials, Coats with unbreakable fronts., good linings, fit well, look well, and wear well. Tall, short, stout or slim figures can be fitted with my new arrangement of sizes made to the requirements of the district, “READY TAILORED” SUITS in Pine dark ‘ worsted in the new Patterns now so much worn. A Serviceable Suit 49s 6D. “READY TAILORED” SUITS in oew Fancy Tweeds. High grade worsteds of English and New Zealand Manufatcture. The Latest Fashions. 57s 6D So 59s 6D. “READY TAILORED” SUITS in specially High Class Roslyn Worsteds and Scotch Tweeds as used by best Tailort. • 65S & 67S 6D. Select your suit for the Palmerston Show while the new range of patterns are complete* NEAL, , clothhik; MANCHESTER STREET, FEILMNG.

THE making of a plough. To ‘reach, the manufacture of TWENTY THOUSAND PLOUGHS ;is surely a unique record of which any firm may be proud ; and this honour has been attainad by REID & GRAY, LTD., the well-known implement manufacturers, who have been established in the Dominion for over 40 years, and now have Agencies and Branches from Auckland to the Bluff. The name of REID & GRAY has long been a household word among farmers, and the New Zealand farmers have always loyally supported them, because they realise that all the latest improvements in Farm Machinery are embodied in REID & GRAY’S Implements. REID & GRAY, PALMERSTON NORTH’S PLOUGHING IH&TCHESS. ONGA ONGA, HAWKES BAY, AUGUST 1912. Class A.—Reid & Gray’s ploughs came Ist, 2nd, and 3rd. Class§B.— Reid & Gray’s ploughs came Ist, 2nd and 3rd.

POR SUITS THAT POSSESS INDIVIDUALITY GO'£TO W. ODGERS, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING, Orders for VVINTERJS UITINGS now being taken. Customers are assured of Exclusive Style and High-class Tailoring. * Fur Riding 'Breeches. RE unlike any ethers —uniike in a way that is nard'to define. They are classy in the best sense of the word. They are essentially dressy but not loud. They have the smart, stylisli look of the thoroughbred —that appearance you see in people we call well groomed. No other Riding Breeches have that superlative quality ©f lending" an atmosphere of complete correctness. Ill© Gash Tailoring Company, KIMBOLTON ROAD, KEILDINO, THE SECRET OF GOOD COOKING IN THOUSANDS OF NEW ZEALAND HOMES IS THE “ OBION” BANGE ! -OLEAN COOKING, RAPID COOKING, THOROUGH COOK~ ING, whether in Pots or Overs, Plying or Roasting, Boiling or Bakins' Paper Bag or Toasting, Grilling or Stewing, can be best accomplished, on a SHACKXOCK’S ORION 33 “TH£ 'RAftGE WITH A DEPUTATION ” For EFFICIENCY, CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY, & DURABILITY | Ask yoof Ironmonger I to show you an ORION a f® JIXDSTSIATEB CATALOGUE fft-m B.E.SHACKLCCS. j Lid.. Btioedi-n. WellSnfrtfflES. & .Aockls&d,

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10477, 12 October 1912, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10477, 12 October 1912, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10477, 12 October 1912, Page 6