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Southland Times, Issue 22159, 30 October 1933, Page 12

PUBLIC NOTICES. Feed Your Pastures Scientific research has shown beyond doubt that continued applications of acid fertilizers will gradually fail to bring about that extra growth which is so important to farmers. Pasture diet niust be balanced and scientists- have proved that lime is the required ingredient. NOW IS THE TIME TO APPLY. BROWNS CARBONATE OF LIMB You Will See the Difference THE BROWNS LIME CO. LTD. BOX 75 . - - -■ ' - INVERCARGILL a ilk Turnip Seed ord as to quality. atowfii Seed, KETS :han the cost of bulk seed de fresh seed. j: -op. Assn., Ltd. WINTON Notice to INVERCARGILL HOUSEHOLDERS LINTON COAL FURTHER REDUCE® 3/- per ton. ! WE QUOTE REDUCED CASH PRICES 1 Ton 39/i Ton 19/6 Our weights are guaranteed. i Ton 10/Our deliveries are prompt. Single Bags 3/6 Our Coal is double screened. THE QUALITY coal WlSlrll IkliiWOll A Trial Will Convince Apply LINTON COAL COY. LTD. Office Phone 1586, Yard Phone 1317. 77 TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL | MR FARMER | = Are you getting the best value for your SEE |H money? The net difference in cost = between Clifden and Competitors is || EE only a matter of 1/- per ton, but the EE S ultimate benefit gained by using = Clifden Superior Quality Carbonate of || == Lime is greatly to your advantage. = I The Clifden Lime Co. | 1 Ltd. = = P.O. Box 78. CRESCENT, INVERCARGILL. ’Phone 25. ==

WANTED KNOWN. FIRST catch your rabbit, then R. CRUICKSHANK, Exporter, Dee Street, will pay you highest London price for tne skin. ’Phone ■ 2077. TYPEWRITERS overhauled and adjusted by Expert Mechanics. Ring 1632 for prompt attention.—N.Z. TYPEWRITER CO., 41 Esk Street. NO JOB FOR A DUDI Tyre Boot repairs are unsatisfactory. Have your Tyres VULCANIZED by J. INGLES, Vulcaniser, premises in King’s Hall, Garage, Clyde Street.

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