Mr. Farmer! PRICES CUT IN HALF Huge Savings in Farm Implements We Buy and Sell all Classes of Used Farm Implements A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS S.F. Hillside Plough ............... £ 6 “nick Deering S .F. Booth Lever Plough .... £B/10/- Light Spring Cart £ l2 /10/D.F. Oliver Plough •• • • £lO „ . , or Farmers’ Favourite Manure S.F. Massey Harris Plough £u Distributor £lO £6/10/- H2/10/Quantity New Nickel Milk Line Tubing 1/3 per foot WATER WHEEL— Complete with all fittings; never been erected. Cost £75. Thissis a Real Snip. For Quick Sale Agents for PLYMEX MILKING MACHINES & JAMIESON STERILISERS. INSPECTION INVITED. .( H. Derby & Co., Ltd. Ford Dealers DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH And at INGLEWOOD.
NEARLY EVERYONE WHO READS —-READS A NEWSPAPER Wk : Reaching fF- £ very Day VVHATEVER your walk of P rl “® hS’e uTliv are Ms tt he W life, whatever your income, interests wants them. He may buy them, whatever your tastes, 5 ® make a Newspaper a necessity. he may read soma of thrai. one thing you have in common ma « may >> & bout his with almost every, man ana a<i;ly He read* it woman in the civilised world. What is Happening? —every day. And whilst he And that to the readins of Yvnau lb 5 abwr b! information about ln fact, tne omy . t th* lofAat stocks and shareß* about interdaily reading done by What is th® re- national and lociu polities, and of people to confined entirely note w StaW tawhfcfh he take, to Newspapers. An advert toe- suit of the elections abroad 7 J.M out£ ab9O meat in a newspaper reaches s b?ry of that .anas at. advertiß e rs . The thousands of people of all tempt on the word or w ith * Balary wlio grades of society on any given M aleolm AyVpoople you know cannot afford to buy books or People must read their The multitude of things m .» 13 tner ® y * tbe grocer all read newspapers, which people are interested to- Also they and their ■ families day makes a newspaper a kv All Classes must buy clothing and food ana necessity. Who won the San- Reaa D/ AH glasses a hundred and oneertlclas of “So far as I am concerned, no other advertising medium than the newspapers need exist.” —Sir Charles Higham
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1933, Page 4
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374Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1933, Page 4
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