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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 40, 22 February 1929, Page 8

KASONABLE provision should now be made for winter AND SPRING BY SOWING A*'* i*-: THE PRIIETAKERS: BUTTON’S PRIZE-WINNER MANGOLDS. ORANGE GLOBE MANGOLDS. M ‘ LONG RED MANGOLDS. „ MATCHLESS WHITE CARROTS. GARTON’S GRANDMASTER AND SUPERLATIVE SWEDES HARDY GREEN GLOBE TURNIPS. COOPER’S CHOU MOLLIER. HURST’S MAGNUM BONUM, CRIMSON KING AND MONARCH SWEDES. SEED MAIZE. WHITE AND YELLOW HORSE TOOTH. COOPER’S SUPERLATIVE MARLBOROUGH LUCERNE. Wo Also Stock— U• 1 . DOUBLE MACHINE-DRESSED AND CLIPPED ALGERIAN’S SEED OATS; ALSO, FI NEST QUALITY NEW ZEALAND GROWN GRASS SEEDS AND CLOVERS. , USB OUR SPECIAL STERLING FERTILISER MIXTURES AND BE ASSURED OF REAPING BIG CROPS AND F I ~LL BENEFIT OF Y OUR LABOURS. t t HEAD OFFICE, NEW PLYMOU TH, AND ALL BRANCHES.

* . USED CARS. LOW DEPOSITS AND EASY TERMS. IDEAL SELECTIONS. CHEVROLET DELIVERY; 1926 Model, with fully closedjin roomy body. Fixed top, .good mechanical condition. Five good tyres, detachable rims. Good {proposition for Grocer or similar deliveries. Cheap at £135. L. H. Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. MORRIS COWLEY: Roadster Model, with dickey-aeat, newly painted; ■good tyres; mechanically sound. This car is cheap to run, and is a good proposition. £l5O. L. H. Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. CHRYSLER SEDAN: Complete with four-wheel brakes and good , tyres; just been re-ducoed. First class mechanically; £260. L. H. . Johnson, New Plymouth and . Stratford. FORD TRUCK: Good body and , cab. ' Tyres gdod as new. Cheap • < truck at £55. L. H. Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. FORD TOURER: Complete with new hood, a#, curtains, front) ’bumper, side-shield. Special upfeLrfcjn balloon tyres; mechanically sound. Done very little whrk and sound proposition.' £BS. lx H. JPohnson,' New Plymsouth and Stratford. HBYROLET TOURER: Newly painted in dark blue; hood, curtains and tyres in gbod order. Mechanical (condition sound. A lot of unused miles in this car, and cheap at £l4O. L. H. Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. ESSEX COACH: Newly painted in dark green, five new tyres, front bumpers. Luggage carrier and box, and numerous other fittings. No extra money to spend in equipping this car. Call and have a demonstration. £2OO. L. H. Johnson, New. Plymouth and Stratford. DODGE TOURER: Engine in good order, newly painted dark grey, new hood, upholstery fair, four IJyres as new. £65. L. H. Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. STUDEBAKER TOURER: Paintwork new, and in good mechanical condition; two new tyres, three ill good order, good hood. £135. Low deposit. Easy terms. L. H. Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. OAKLAND TOURER: Pour new tyres and good spare. Hood, curtains and upholstery in firstclass condition. £75. L. H. Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. CHEVROLET TOURER; Superior Model, tyres as new. In firstclass condition mechanically. £9O. L. H. Johnson, Jew Plymouth and Stratford. HUPMOBILB TOURER; Newly painted. Tyres good. Upholstery and curtains in good condition. £IOO. Low deposit. Easy terms. L. (H- Johnson, New Plymouth and Stratford. lONS OUR REPRESENTATIVE OR CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION, LOW DEPOSIT AND EAST TERNS. L E Johnson, ; Stfatford and New Plymouth ' . EOK ALL GENERAL MOT OPS’ PRODUCTS.

AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. h ; PENTON STREET. ,': ; , . FRUIt AND VEGETABLE SALES. Tuesday, Friday, Peb. 22. —-At 1.45 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23.—At 1 p.m. Poul- . itry, Fruit, Vegetables, Furnij. - ture and Sundries. . -v; •• ■ ' AGENCIES— Atlas Assurance Coy, Separator Ccy., 'Webster's i Farm aad- Garden Seeds, FARM SEPARATORS. PER* 1 9TTARANTEEO FOR 10 YEARS. Stocks held by— UNION FOUNDRIES, LTV (ITEATFORD, ELTHaM AN I* NEW PLYMOUTH

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