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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17734, 6 December 1919, Page 8

MOTORISTS! WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOU. AND WE WANT YOU TO LOOK FOR US. Not always is the big shop the best. WE ARE BIG ENOUGH : to handle anything you want done. AND SMALIi ENOUGH to keep a sharp look out to see that you get a good job and a good run. . TRY US NEXT TIME. Guyton Garage Corner GUYTON & ST. HHJj STREETS, WANGANUII YOUNG & Go., f AUJPO QUA*, tf&AttttiUtiUl, 6TOHRIE DOUBLE BIDDER 6 ROW TURNIP THINNER. 2 ROW HORSE HOE. BLACKSTONE KEROSENE OIL JfcNGANE. STORRIE MILKING MACHINES. (With or without releaser). PENNSYLVANIA GRAIN AND FERTILIZER DRILLS SAW BENCHES, PLOUGHS DISCS, BENZINE ENGINES. SfcPARA'IOJi&,OILB,ETU. WANTED IX THE HOME- ■ Wanganui, 6th November, 1919. — We have thoroughly tested McKe'n■'lie's SAFE CLOTH CLEANER AND -REVIVER, and can certify it is superior to any cloth cleaner we have used. All that is reauired is a small quantity in boiling water. (Signed) pr. pr. George and Kersley, Ltd., A; H; Rabone, Manager. ~ Also from McGruer and Co., Wanganui; Messrs Kirkcaldie and Stasns. Wellington, 4-12-18. Messrs Warnock and Adkins, Drapers, Wellington, 18th November, 1895; and Mr. Warnock, Draper, Wanganui, 6th November, 1919. The American Novelty Co., Ltd., Wanganui, 29-11----19, (signed) Henry East, Manager. Highest testimonials from leading Merchant Tailors and Drapers in Morth and South Islands. "Has stood the test for 40 years." Shops only. Cleans and renews old and iialf-worn garments. I ALLEY LIGHT Is au economy and , J a necessity on every farm. It ig electric light n giving .both light and power at a price all can afford. Write or call to-3ay forpnxtieuJars.—Mill ward and Langridge, Wicksteed Place, Wan. ganui. ._,.,.., »

MOTOR °CyCLE EHGINEER, &* TURNER&Co^fiARASE.HARIA PUCE WANfiAMlfi.1 Properties for Sale. $000 ACRES.^—AII in grass, very fine property. 400 acres could be milked un;> some of the land is as good as any dairying country in .the Dominion. PRICE £30,009; good terms cai- be arranged. iOOO ACRES. —Centrally situated, now carrying 1700 sheep and 150 cattle. Well subdivided; good 6-roomed house with all conveniences woolahed, yards, dip etc. PRICK £10 103 PER ACRE. Eauy Serais. 900 ACRES—of which 600 acres are in grass, -/ill carry 1$ sheep with cattle. 5-roomed house, good woolshed and yards. Well subdivided T. and watered. This property can be purchased s-t £7 PER ACRE f WITH £1600 CASH, and Is a money-making proposition. : #?. P. /Worr/ssey '& Co*, \ AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AUSNX3, • : HAWERA Xand Repreaentative: A. J. BURTT. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co. LTD. "GRASS SEEDS GBASS SEEDS WE HAVij THJB 1-OLLOWiNG SEEDS FOR SPRING GROWIiMU WITH "; SATISFACTORY GOVERNMENT TESTS: — Famous Maniototo Ryegrass, Italian Ryegrass, Canterbury, Akaroa Cocksfoot, Sandon Crested JDogstaii, Meadow Foxtail, Colonial White Clover, Colonial Cowgrass, Colonial Red Clover, Timothy, Alsyke, Danthonia ipilosa, Chewing Fescue, Suckling Treloil, Florin Poa Pratensis, Prairie <Jrass, Western Woitiis Grass, ii. L. E. Rape, Mustard, Turnip, Marlborough Lucerne. Marlborough Lucerne. AGEiSTS GARTON'S AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. CARTON'S SUPJERLATIVIiJ SWEDE for July, August, September feeding. GAKTON'S HARDY GREEN GLOBE TURNIP for July, August Ceding. IMPERIAL GREEN GLOBE £oj- May June feeding. GARTON'S LINCOLN RhlD GLOBE TURNIP for April, May feeding. 'PURPLE TOP MAMMOTH for March, April feeding. GARTON'S Prize Winner YELLOW GLOBE MANGELS; IMPROVEI YELLOW GLOBE; LONG RED;SINCLAIR LONG RED CARROT. FEED OATS, OAXtfHEAF CHAFF. Our Famous CHALLENGE MANURES on the Market again. Thes< Manures have never failed to give satisfaction and in comparative test; aave proved their superior quality. We have a limited quantity to dispose of at the following prices on rail Wanganui:— Challenge Basic Super, £10 per ton. For Turnip Rape, Mangels, Potatoes Challenge Rape Manure £11 10s per ton etc. Challenge Turnip Manure, £11 per ton. FENCING WIRE, WIRE NETTING, STAPLES ETC. DONALD'S WOOL PRESSES. AGENTS MASSE* HARRIS AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. WOOL BROKERS. WOOL BROKERS* Mr. O'Connor, of our Wellington office, will -*alue in the farmers' interests at the Government Valuation, and our clients can again depend on their clips being well looked after. In 1918 we bandied ... 1100 bales. 1 in 1919 we handled ... 2250 bales. • In 1920 already promised 3600 bales. WE HAVE SPACE TO HANDLE YOUR CLIP ALSO. J. S. HARRISON, MANAGER, WOOLBROKERS, CEED, GRAIN PRODUCE AND GENERAL MER-,. CHANTS, STOCK AGENTS- TA CPO QUAY, WANC2ANUI.