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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10748, 12 September 1913, Page 1

'odder & Tolley, LIMITEE Seed, Grain, and Provision RSerchants, . MORTON. JUST ASRIVED&ARTOK'S ENGLISH SEEDS Turnips, Swedes, Rape, Carrot?, aadi Mangolds. Also — <{ Jersey Queen" Mangolds Western TVoltlis Grass (a quick growing grass), Full Stocks of Groceries & AGENTS FOR : Massey-Harris Company, Ltd.'s Seeding, Cultivating, Haymaking, and Harvesting Machines. Duplicate parts kept in stock. and Reduce Cost of Living by Dealing at the 'tflßllJßiWltlMMC! NORTH BROADWAY, MA.RTOJI Prices for Delivery at Counter or put fre9 on rail or delivered within 3 miles of Store if orders amount to £3 or more SUGAR, la, 56 lb bags... 9 9 SUGAR, No. 2, 56 lb FLOUR, 100 lbs 10 3 RICE, per dozen lbs ... 2 3 TAPIOCA, per dozen lbs 2 3 SAGO, per dozen lbs ... 2 3 CREAM OF TARTAR, per lb 1 0 RAISINS, seeded, 3 lbs for 1 0 CURRANTS, per doz. lbs 3 6 CANDLES, best, per 1b... 0 6 MATCHES, two dozen for 0 9 FACTORY BUTTER, per lb 1 4 KEROSENE, per case ... 9 0 CKOCKBRY, &c. Reliable Garden Seeds, Seed and Cooking Potatoes. Lice* in Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Reduced to Cost. T. H. BREDIN, Proprietor (Established over 30 yea^s.) mmmm ACRES first-class ' v dairying land, near Hamilton. Rich, loamy soil, carry 200 cows ; 6 roomed dwelling, stables* cowshed, and . milking machines. Within 10 chains of creamery, store, poet office, etc. Land all flat. Real good farm. Price £35 per acre; equity £IBOO. Owner leaving district. Will exchange for town property not heavily encumbered. This place is a bargain. Write to J. A. NASH & CO., Palmerston North. DINING ROOi! BROADWAY, MARTON. Fresh Supplies of all kinds of Fish Daily. Fresh Hapuka Cutlets. Crayfish and Oysters in Season. Fish cured on the Premises. SUPPEBB—Fish, Stewed and Fried Oysters, Oysteis on Shell, Ham and Eggs, and Grills. FRESH RABBITS! % SANTINI i: Proprietor tout i USED BY THE MEN i WHO KNOW ! Mr. U. Yaugnan Harkness, t -well-known Jersey Breeder, of '•'•Seigimvst," Tariki, Tar&naki, writes; — Your TaS Galrmesl Is of excellent quality: the best Calfmoal I have overused. Verynnelyground.leaves no sediment; is easily mixed, and Calves do not scour, bub thrive well on it. I have every confidence in • I reoommending it to others, and ' intend to use i,t again this coming season." Mr. P. E. Eichlcr, of Halcombe, J says :-71 ' "I find your Tnl Calf meal a flrßtI class feeding mixture. The Calves &j like it and do well en it, and it does u not scour them at all. I find it costs mo 1/8 per calf per month doing the m oalf well. This is less than other | mixtures I have used." I From Ballance, Mr A. Hay writes : n Your Tui Calfmcsfl cave every satisB faction. It ia easy to prepare, the § calves like it, and thrive on it. lam 1 using iS again this season. 1 PRICES OK TUI CALFNSEAL . I '2&«bs. s/8 " eoibs. to/a > a fooica. 20/- 200los. 38/lIODDEE & TOLLEY, LTD., ManuJaoturertf, Palmerston North.