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Temuka Leader, Issue 10734, 27 December 1924, Page 1

gmi:iiiiiiiiiE!iiiimiiiiidiiiamniidinnflM 1 P.O. Box 43. Pliom | ALBERT McDONAI 5 - Cash Buyer' of | SHEEP SKINS, KAB] | SKINS, WOOL, HIDE 5 and tallow. . □ ... 1 Address.—Crown Hotel, § TEMUE

i WHAT SHALL I GIVE ? DON’T LET THIS QUESTION PERPLEX YOU. JUST COME ALONG TO THE BARGAIN CORNER AND SEE THE WIDE SELECTION OP GIFTS, AND YOU WILL WONDER NO LONGER. GIFTS TO SUIT ALL AGES. PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. DON’T FORGET TO BRING YOUR CHILDREN IN ON NEW YEAR’S EVE. -I GOOD GIFTS. HIGH CHEER. Await you LOW PRICES. I AT THE BARGAIN CORNER. W. H. KIRK’S IOSSOI losaoi GERALDINE. lOX3OE= 10X302 102301 Style and Quality Assured COME TO The Farmer’s GERALDINE IN SELECTING THEIR MILLINERY LADIES OF TASTE LOOK TO US TO SHOW THEM STYLE QUALITY WORKMANSHIP WHY NOT COME TO US FIRST, WHERE STOCKS ARE J MOST COMPLETE AND UNQUESTIONABLY CORRECT | —WHERE UALITIES ARE RELIABLE AND WHERE IS | OBTAINABLE EXCLUSIVE AND ORIGIN ALJDEAS 'WITH | WHICH TO MAINTAIN THE HIGHEST STANDING IN | YOUR OWN COMMUNITY. | v t IN OTHER WORDS, TRY | “THE FARMERS’” I FIRST. | I “THE MILLINERY STYLE CENTRE.” I £ xoxaoi H 0 Q o K 02301 330E30£3 10E302 THE PRODUCTIVE CARINGBERRV 10X30 H e S o F. 0.8. SYDNEY, CASH AGAINST DOCUMENTS. POST FREE. rpHE CARINGBBRRY was first propagated in Australia some five years ago by us at Caringbah, and is a cross between the MULBERRY and RASPBERRY, on the parent plant of the Australian Blackberry, and has the combined flavours of the Raspberry and Mulberry. THE CABINGBEBRY is used very extensively in all the large cities of Australia and New Zealand for fruit salads, and is very largely ousting the favourite Strawberry—not Laving so much waste, and commands a higher price for the fruit. Many growers of the Strawberries in Australia and New Zealand are discarding them, as it is so much easier to grow CARINGBERRIES, and it is not affected by pests or birds like Strawberries or other fruits. Being DISEASE PROOF, it does snot require replanting, and will grow for at least 20 years. Last season we sold £428 worth of CARINGBERRIES from one acre of three-year-old plants, using old manure and Fertilisers as top dressing, which we find gives best results. A customer purchased a dozen plants twelve months ago, and at first picking picked 187 quar punnets of CARINGBERRIES from his twelve plants, and will still be able to pick berries till end of season. ■ EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE A DOZEN! 1200 Plants (for 1 acre) £55 500 Plants 1000 Plants £45 100 Plants Year Plants; 12 for 21/-. £25 £6 BENTON’^ 0 Please Address Letters, Box 2489, G.P.0., SYDNEY - Orders for any of above plants or. trees may be booked now for next season’s planting; prices will not be raised if orders are booked before end of year. anos PLEASE MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN ORDERING. eh £ m 1 1 3 I Wi 1 1 Small leakages in your iveekly expenditure soon eat a hole in your housekeeping funds. Shop here and cut doivn your grocery hills ivithout sacrificing quality. We buy in the best markets and are satisfied tvith a small profit. The best brands of bacon, cheese and butter ahvays on hand. Try ir -vith your next order . The Canterbury Farmers’ Co-Operative Association Limited - EMUKA