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Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16432, 2 January 1918, Page 2

Special •„ ' .. _ „ ; j - r-;; T ■ . -• > - • •. . : ...% ■:x€f Notice To Farmers. ■ - " ..- -• ■ ,"" - -J . '...■... : • - ~ - '«/■ A-""* A- - vX " AS IT IS BEING P~.jJ*fjSTENTLY RTTMOtTRED THAT THERE IS LIKELY TO BE A SHORTAGE OF COEXSACKS, we Lave to advise o«r Clients that wo aro at the present time holding a fair quantity of Cornsacks in siore, and that by supplying only those who intend lo thresh Grass Seed or Early Oats and Wheat from the stook, we think that we will be able to cater for the requirements Of all until the Steamer with new season's Sacks arrives. SACKS are now changing hands at from 14s 6d to 15s 6d per dozen, but il our Clients will only assist us to conserve the Sacks we have in Store, there will be need for anyone to pay exorbitant prices for Sacks. - "1 "V* I»]T J.l - •tfi »" » * >;» -* "«»*»> t y -~i . ' - THE_ j^reRAm^^SSOCIAJTOR

9 SOLDIERS' Siancy Belts and Brief Bags nre> "big game hunting" at 181) Stafford Street, Timaru. Smith's Leather Shop., See Silent Salesman (window;,