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Southland Times, Issue 21193, 20 September 1930, Page 4

GORE ADVE RTISEMENTS i spiraoro f e> FLY-TODS © i I " 3|' Order by mail—we pay postage. The beginner | who is stocking up—the veteran who wants reN I ■ placements—or the lavman who buys a rod for a H I friend’s birthday could not possibly make a misj | ; take in choosing one of these. H I THE “MARVEL” 3-piece split cane Fly Rod. 9ft. x 10ft. (i I with cork grip. It is called the “Marvel” on account of its ‘j wonder value. PRICE 14/6 ® I ” No. 150—3-PIECE SPLIT CANE FLY ROD. 9ft. with !.-d I extra top, nickel headed ferrules. Weighs about 6ozs. ■ d a Very special value 42/6 l”3 | rl | No. 1049-11—Here is a handy general purpose Rod—light 1/1 J enough for fly use, strong enough for worm or bait. 10ft., U L weighs ICozs. SPECIAL VALUE 45/n “ No. 170-A new model SPLIT CANE FLY ROD with > extra top, cork grip, length 9ft. weighs (iozs. | ’ SPECIALLY PRICED 62/6 | “BURTONS SPECIAL”—The great favourite. Perfect balj| ance with wonderful casting and striking powers. Suit'll i able for line bait, worm, easy fly and light spinning. Ute? Special No. J2. 70/' United Trading & Mfg. Co. Ltd. JIATAL’KA — GOBE — WYNDHAM r\ \]fF ■£ a J J ./AA-'-y \ ■ Inexpensive But* Luxurious . Chesterfield Suites Solid comfort—long wear—low price and attractive design are just four of the many things that make our Chesterfield Suites so popular. PRICES RANGE FROM £l9 10/INSPECTION INVITED PETERSON’S Main Street FURNISHERS Gore

SEEOS Yates’ Reliable Seeds Have Arrived GREENFEAST PELS very early. CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWERS, I/- lb. AND LETTUCE PLANTS. STRATAGEM PEAS I/- lb. 12 varieties of SEED POTATOES. BROAD BEANS Exhibition strains of FLOWER I/- lb. or 6d pkt. SEEDS. MURRAY & ROBERTSON THE PEOPLE'S GROCERS Phone 93. GORE. P.O. Box 93.

“COOKERY CHATS AND RECIPE S.” .. . . Written and selected . . . by , . . ‘-KATRINE.” Cookery Editress, late Weekly Press. With special section containing many novel and valuable tested recipes contributed by Dominion housewives. 2/6 -- - - each. (Posted Free).. e. & a. McDowell. BOOKSELLERS. - GORE. VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT. Good sight is a gut to be APPRECIATED. . IF your sight is defective, get good and accurate advice. This we can give you. No charge for consultation. YEARS of experience and scientific research have made us qualified to adjust the most difficult defects. W RAKFR Fully Q ualified and ’’ -LCiJAmu Registered Optician. ‘BAKERS FOR THE BEST!" MAIN STREET GORE. SPRAYING SEASON RED OIL. LIME SULPHUR. BORDEAUX POWDER. ARSENATE OF LEAD. "BLACK LEAF 40.” ETC. SPRAT PUMPS. PRUNING KNIVES. SECATEURS. LEATHER GLOVES. ALEX T. NEWMAN ' GORE. Box ■ - - - 117 Tel. - - - - 165 GORE IMPLEMENT EXCHANGE. FOR QUICK SALE. ONE—IO/20 McCORMICK DEERING TRACTOR; condition practically as new.—PRICE £2lO ONE—FORD TON TRUCK; 1925 model; Four Forward Gears. Perfect order. PRICE £75 ALSO COMPLETE RANGE OF FARM MACHINERY. GORE IMPLEMENT EXCHANGE. MEDWAY STREET. GORE.