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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 450, 2 January 1934, Page 8

PLANTING AND . SOWING TIE k hpup OUR STOCKS INCLUDE: Sterling Potato Manure. Hand Sorted Seed Potatoes Government Certified Hawke s Bay Rye and Akaroa Cocksfoot. New Zealand Grown Clovers, Double Machine Dressed College” Algerian Seed Oats, Partridge Peas and Barley Sutton’s and Garton s pedigree and regenerated Mangolds, Carrots, Chou Mollier, Rape. Swedes, Turnips. Sterling Special Manures for all Crops Super, Basic Super, Steamed New Zealand Bonedust, Sulphate of Ammonia and Potash, Kainit, Guano, etc., etc. Horse, Pig, Cow and Calf Foods, Sterling lodised Salt Lick, “Eclipse” Meat Meal, Pig and Poultry Meal. Wilson's Portland Cement, Fencing Wire, Netting, Roofing Iron, Sodium Chlorate, * Little’s and Cooper's” Sheep Dips

mm O IN. tub LOUNGE Your colourful furnishings will retain their charm under the good lighting of Philips "Argenta" Lamps. The soft light of their opal glass bulbs gives ideal illumination and, no matter' how brilliant, does not hurt the In the lounge, if you have a centra! lighting shade, or rely upon bracket fittings, you should use Philips "Argenta" opal [amps lor best effect. THERE IS 'A CORRECT PHILIPS' LAMP FOR EVERY LIGHT SOCKET f IN THE HOME. MADS IN ENGLAND PHILIPS LAMPS Advt. of Philips Lamps ( N.Z.) Ltd. Head Office: 286-28 S Wakefield Street, Wellington. V '//////////##/? IR2II ■'////' o " m ' •. , WA mmmmmmmmmmmk .fj A Lead from Sofioo Versons ME wills of over 80,000 per* sons who have appointed the Public Trustee to act as Executor are held, free of charge, in the strongrooms of the Public Trust Office for safe custody, and new wills are being deposited in large numbers. All sections of the community arc represented in tU's impressive total. The Public Trustee prepares wills and holds them in safe custody, free of charge, if appointed executor. Enquiries will he welcomed and information gladly supplied on application to the Public Trustee, Wellington, or to any of his representatives throughout New Zealand. (PT.i-Tt-A) T

THE SLIM LINE CONTINUES If women have been nursing any hope that this season they will be able to forget their diet-charts and comfortably acquire an extra pound or so, the new fashions will disillusion them, for the most important line is a slim, slinky and moulded one. A breakfast food that keeps up energy and fitness, but does not fatten, is Red Diamond O-tis. Specially prepared by a pre-cooking process, O-tis is exceptionally easy to digest, does not overheat, and cooks in one minute. Only O-tis has all these special qualities. Woods 51 Great Peppermint Cnre First aid for Coughs Colds, InfSaom*