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Southland Times, Issue 22107, 30 August 1933, Page 12

PUBLIC NOTICES. BEST IN THE FIEE> containing as it does:— CALCIUM PHOS- COMMON SALT lODINE PHATE IRON OXIDE MOLASSES BONE CHARCOAL SULPHUR POTASSIUM lODIDE CHALLENGE STOCK LICK SURPASSES AIJL OTHERS. 1 CWT. CASES *g O /£> 1 CWT. BAGS | / contg. 6 Blocks lv/ B WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co, Ltd. BOX 75 INVERCARGILL

SATCHEL GUANO We have a shipment of this well-known fertilizer arriving at Bluff shortly Price £4 17/6 per ton ex ship, less 5/- per ton Discount for Cash by 20th of month following delivery. No sorting charges, direct rail Bluff to Farmers’ Siding. BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW So&rtMand Farmers’ C©"©>Assn. 9 Ltd. K GORE, INVERCARGILL, WINTON AND OTAUTAU

Recent tests prove that the availability of Carbonate of Lime to plant life is a matter of fineness of grinding. CliCden superior quality Carbonate o£ Lime being the finest produced in New Zealand will give you better and quicker results than any other. We guarantee delivery on trucks OraWia THE CLIFDEN LIME CO. LTD. INVERCARGILL

IT LOOKB MR. FARMER WE ARE QUOTING LINTON Best Screened COAL in Truck Lots at a SPECIAL BEOOCEB RATE direct from the Mine LINTON is the QUALITY COAL of SOUTHLAND A Trial Will Convince—Order Now Linton Coal Coy., Ltd. Agents in Every Town. 77 TAY STREET, Invercargill.

6 DOZEN FELT HATS. In Smart Brown Shades and Snap Brim. Usual Price ----- 7/6 Sale Price ------- 5/11 ONLY AT COPELAND’S, 36 DEE ST. SEPARATORS — McCormick-Deering Ball-bearing Separators yield the maximum return with the least effort. Ask for a demonstration.—Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Agents.

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