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Waipa Post, Volume III, Issue 120, 18 June 1912, Page 4

GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. COCKSFOOT, RYEGRASS, CLOVERS, AND ALL FARM SEEDS NOW IN STOCK. MANURES. Basic Slag, Bilslon 20-23 Per cent, Crescenll 7-20 per cent; arriving monthly. K.P.and Co.'s Superphosphate, Bonedust, Sydney Bonedust, Maiden Guano, Fison's Special Turnip Manure. In stock and to arrive. International Harvesting Co.'s Dcering Binders and Moweis, Beaney and Son's Agricultural Implements, Champion Drill, Detroit Disc Harrow, Reid and Grey's Ploughs, Oliver Ploughs etc Lawrence-Kennedy-Gillies Milking Machines, Baltic Separator, etc A. YOUNG & Co. . (Late Sourer and Co.).

Lowest pi ice Easiesi Tsim Pianos from 527 10s Gash, or 16s lOd Monthly. New flmeri» can Organs from £ll cashjor 7s 6d monthly Send for Catalogues. Exchanges made on most liberal terms. PIANOS = op - ORGANS OF ANY GRADE YOU MAY DESIRE. New Iron Frame A few Examples of our 3 years' Hire System. £ls instrument. £2O , £25 £3O £35 £4O „ £45 £SO £6O „ £7O „ £BO £9O „ £IOO Full Information, Conditions of Hire and Purchase, etc., 0:1 application. ~ J\f |H P ,A NO AGENCY, LTD. * J ♦ s - COLDICUTT, Manager. 191 QUEEN ST., Near H.M. Theatre, Auckland. Catalogues and full information from F. J. GILBERT TE AWAMUTU.

Ferr© Stationary Engines. mm K''i h: &: Kw! StS i' ?*s 0 - .-fi'i.-' m «=sr The World's Standard Two Cycle Motor. These engines are self-contained, simple and very efficient nothing to go wrong; they are light and therefore portable, an. very economical on fuel. The FERRO Machine and Foundry Co., of Ohio, are the largest builders of oil engines in the world, >having put out from their factory over 25,000 engines to all parts. of the world. They manufacture in such large quantities that they can manufacture at a reasonable price, hence the engines are low in price, but high in quality and finish, 3 H.P. £33 f.o.b* Auckland. Twelve months' guarantee given with every engine. H. T. WHITSON & CO., Customs Street West - .;- AUCKLAND. PO. BOX 108.

Watchless Watches Or rather Watches that don't need watching. Time is valuable. No matter the man, the woman, the youth, the maid, the boy, the girl, to all time spells money—money with a big M. Everybody should carry a Watch. Everybody can afford to carry one. The price of one of my best nickle, open face, keyless Levers, with extra plain figures. No need to wear specs to see the time. The inch man cannot wear a better watch at any money. The person of moderate means has the satisfaction of wearing a reliable timepiece at the low price of 15/W. J. PHILLIPS, Next Jackson's Hotel.

Geo. Paul, (Late M. S. Laurie) T IVERY AND STABLE PROPRIETOR, TE AWAMUTU. Coaches meet all Trains. Horse and Vehicles for Hire. Carrying of any description. HORSES BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED.