Page 28 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1929, Page 28 (Supplement)

TEN feet. ~ " Fitted with 9 teeth for Ensilage W £1 extra. ® 'W The “C. & C.” Improved Hay. Sweep ™ NEW ZEALAND PATENT NO. 53799. Just consider the advantages of the “C & C” Sweep. The hay does not have to be put into cocks, but is collected from the windrows by the sweep, and one man? in one day can gather the hay off six acres and deliver at the stack. The Sweep is light, easy to work; is The cost is only £6 6/- net> freight paid fitted with ironbark teeth, pointed at to nearest railway station anywhere in both ends, which gather the hay either North Island, and THE QUESTION IS way. It cannot get out of order—is NOT “CAN I AFFORD IT?” but “CAN always ready for the job. I AFFORD TO DO WITHOUT IT?” The average value of a ton of hay is £6 6/-, the cost of only one Sweep. You will save many tons of hay every year if you use a “C & C” Sweep. Order One NOW! COOPER & CURD LIMITED PUKEKOHE. AUCKLAND

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