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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, 12 June 1912, Page 5

fl> V M O 0 X Thou art the man! N"OW, about this time there was a dearth * of good footwear in the land, and the sellers of boots bartered their goods for pieces of gold and silver. The beasts of the field were slain, but their pelts were made not into Coverings forthe pedal extremities of the populace. But rather did those pedal extremities be clothed in brown paper and pressed rags. The maidens: and the housewives of the village were down at the heels, bulged at the ankles and walked awry, and the township yokels guffawed and leaned against the wall. The toilers in the cement bins and lime kilns trudged home lame and footsore, and the workers in the fields ambled in short.and lon°strides. , . ' But there came one, DYMOCK, a frieDd of the people, who knew everything about leather from the epidermis of a baby flea to the " hide "of a poor relation. And the kine went to the shambles; and Dymock went to the market place, and bought, as only the knowledgeful and experienced can buy, BOOTS of LEATHER, and gave them to the people for silver and copper. ~ And there was great rejoicing in the land. The ladies stepped/heat and dainty, and the yokels stared and admired. The boys from the works strode firm and bold, and the labourers on the land trod even and straight. And the people arose^ and with one voice acclaimed— " E. J. DYMOCK The only Practical and Experienced Boot - dealer, Maker and Repairer in Warkworth IS THE MAN FOR OUR MONEY. Long live Dymock, the friend of the people." G. E. THOMPSON. Wholesale and Eetail Butcher, Port Albert "arid Wellsford. Only primest beef, mutton and sausages kept. Special reduction made on large orders Quarters of beef at wholesale rates. Cash buyers of bones, fat, skins, and poultry. ROYAL MAIL COACH Wellsford to Port Albert. THE MAIL COACH will leave Wellsford for Port Albert on, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, returning, if required, bo- j fore the leaving of the train. I W. EAMSBCfTOM, PRORBIETOK, WELLSFORD. W. A. LAIRD (Late 0. Ketterer) Practical Watchmaker & Jeweller WILL be in attendance at the shop, Times Buildings, Warkworth from May 23rd to 25th. The premises will be opened twice a month. All kinds of repairs executed. Entirely new stock of Watches, Gold and Silver Jewellery, etc, on view. Trusting to receive the patronage accorded to Mr Ketterer. W. A. LAIKD. J. C. CADMAN Ph.S.D.M.I.Sc.N.Y.M.P.S.N.Z. Consulting Chemist FAMILY and VETERINARY. Teeth Extracted Painlessly. Facial and Other Blemishes removed by Electrolysis. CONSULTATION FREE. I SHERWIN-WILLIAMS I B Wagon and Implement Paint. ■ I FOR PAINTING AND I m RE-FINISHING FARM ■ ■ MACHINERY, WAG- ■ ■ GONS, IMPLEMENTS, ■ ■ TOOLS, Etc. _ ■ H This Paint drietf with a H H rich oil gloss, and will be I M found extremely useful ,1 n around the Farm for Re- H ) 9 painting Waggons, Imple- H H . ments, Tools, etc. It is H H especially adapted for the H ■j . purpose, and will be found ■ H more durable and satisfac- ~ H H tory than any other on H ffi the market. H Eg! Farm Machinery,. Wag- I raj gona, etc., that are severely ■ W& to dirt, water, H H ' and . weather should be H H painted frequently, A H m painted surface- .is more H I easily cleaned, and kept ■ k| . clean, than one that is un- H 9 painted,, and rust and de- H ''mi cay are largely prevented. H m' The use of Sherwin-Wil- I m lianfs Waggon and Imple- H Bn ment Paint is therefore a I j|l wise economy, as it will H « increase the life of articles H M on which it is used. -' H §9 Sold in Pints, Quarts, ■ ■ Half-gallons, and Gallons. S M EVERY PACKAGE IS M m FULL MEASURE. ■ ■M Write for Catalogue. I | HILL & PLUMMER, LTD., I M Wholesale and Retail Merchants. ■ I QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. ■ ■H Telegrams: "Hi/mer," AueMaml. ■

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