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Wairarapa Daily Times, 2 March 1934, Page 8

Farmers! Save Your Locally-Grown Seed Wairarapa is capable of growing seeds of a high standard, and each year there is an increase in seeds saved. IN SELLING OR BUYING MACHINE DRESSED SEED Too much care cannot be taken in keeping your free from weeds. This can only be assured by using machine dressed and cleaned by the latest machinery. This Company has had 14 years’ experience in cleaning and dressing grain and small seeds of every description, and now has a plant capable of work of the highest order, especially for dealing with Crested Dogstail Clovers and Dressing of any quantity will be received and dealt wither# order of arrival. Railway Department Concession.—lf seed to be returned, freight charged one way only. Sale of Local Seed.—lf for sale, we will be pleased tc get Government Certificate of germination and purity taken and forward samples to prospective buyers at direction of vendor. The cost of dressing is small compared to benefits received. Charges.—Grain per bushel 4d Grass Seed sold at per bushel 6d Seeds sold at per lb Id Charges for Grinding, Oats, Wheat, Barley, Maize, per lOOlbs 1/Oat Crushing 4d per bushel G. H. Perry & Co GRAIN, SEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, MASTERTON. LTD 5 ft ■ SR9HHi9HßflflfSa

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BrY yjsi jM 1 zF^mms* U»‘^i; «SW ssg •>v';, '.>v «KM* &SJ *wj«jrtf f - lA* «^volidays l POR 1934, Morris offer the motorist more than even Morris has offered before. A wider range than ever—fine cars specially suited to your special needs, generously built to meet modern road conditions—higher speeds and longer journeys. Every ear in the 1934 Morris range now offers more proved attractive features than ever. This year sees the introduction of two entirely new models. The first is the Ten Six, which has a lively six-cylinder engine, rated at 12 h.p., based on the well-proved Morris Oxford design. Prices reduced over full range of cars from the MORRIS MINOR SALOON at £2OB. MASTERTON. ’Phones: Garage 1309, Private 1112. Agencies: MORRIS, HUDSON, ESSEX, FIAT. fa