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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 20, 21 May 1912, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. TO THE DAIRY FARMER /a sh FOOT-POWER H TS THE MACHINE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING YEARS FOR. WILL-MILK 20 COWS PER HOUR AT AN ANNUAL COST FOR UPKEEP OF 10s. PRICE £22 12s 6cl LANDED AT YOUR NEAREST STATION. K 3. STRATFORD—ACEKT FOR TARANAKI. W. P. NICOLL. W. H. ROWE. IF YOU WANT FIRST QUALITY ;L> WRITE TO ITS FOR SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS. VSTE slock •'ll Seeds required fm Autumn Sowing, drawn only from the V ? most reliable sources, including— WEGRASS, Perennial, Canterbury double-machined. HAWKE’S BAY double-machined. ITALIAN, Best Canterbury. OCKSFOOT, Double-dressed Akaroa Farmers’ Dressed. OW GRASS, Best Selected. VTIITE CLOVER, TIMOTHY. CRESTED DOG’S TAIL. CHEWING’S FESCUE. LOTUS MAJOR, ENGLISH TREFOIL, POA PRATENSIS, FOXTAIL. ' WM. HNG AND BROUGHAM: STREETS - ill NEW PLYMOUTH QJ'TI TMD yi IS f \ 111 !'■) 1 \ 1 rJL. ¥ITH EXPLOSIVES, VITHGUT THE AT!) OF IiIESE EXPLOSIVES IT TS PRETTY SOLID GRAFT, AS SCORES OF-MEN.-tGAN TESTIFY, .TIE CLEARING OF YOUR LAND CAN BE f, ‘SPEEDILY DONE BY MEANS OF: A BATTERY AND '

NOBEL’S GELATINE GELIGNITE CR RACKAEOCK VXD THE COST WILL BE FULLY TWO-THIRDS LESS THAN BY MANUAL LABOUR Full Stocks are ahvays kept r.f those high Explosives and all .appliances )r Blasting purposes, including Detonators, Fuse, Batteries, Powder, etc. f can still supply HURST’S No. 1 CLOVERS. AKAROA COCKS--O')T, CANTERBURY and SANDONPERENNIAL RYES, also HAWKE’S L’A , off a 25 year old pasture, WESTERN WORTHS, and all other GRASS •BEDS, Farmers’ and Double Machine Dressed ALGERIAN SEED OATS >UNS, CARTONS, SPARED WBILLS AND BLACK TARTARS, WINTER ARES, MAIZE, and MANURE of highest analysis, for all crops. ALWAYS ON HAND—OHNSON’S ENGLISH and AMERICAN PLAIN WIRE, STAPLES ORDINARY WIRE, and CYCLONE NETTING. FARM GATES, ENGLISH and COLONIAL CEMENT, STEWART HORSE CLIPPERS TREWHELLA WAi-LABY JACKS, PRICE’S JACKS, DONALD ’ WIRE STRAINERS. HORSE, PIC, AND COW FEEDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. nclud.ng First Quality Rangitikei O.S. Cliaff, Sucrosine, Dry Molasses Fodder, Barleymeal, Pollard. SEND FOR PARTICULARS OF ANY OF THE ABOVE, OR BETTER STILL, CALL AT NEWTON KING’S. IEVi PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, KAPCNGA. i.M.O. MOTOR CYCLES ST H.P, ARE UNEQUALLED. .yxxxw Vt 1 : : :x; : m L«aJ2 m OK i’HE 1012 MODEL L.M.C. MOTOR IS WORTH YOUR CONSIDERATION. V FEW ADVANTAGES— Free Engine. Simple and effective, allowing a start from a standstill. Auto Varia Pulley, allowing change cf gear without use of levers. Frame, specially reinforced for New Zealand roads. Control. All worked from handle-bars. Engine. L.EvLC. throughout j fast, reliable, and silent. GREAT HILL CLIMBERS. n IIC E £O S AM, £ 7()> CALL AND INSPECT VU ITS ON. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. AT !RY & C NEXT CRITERION HOTEL iv m’Q DEVON STREET., NEW PLYMOUTH