Pences that Rust soon want Renewing Fencing wire that rusts where it is bent round the strainers will not last for long. 'Corrosion seta in on the bends, and soon spreads until it affects the whole fence. INSIST ON JOHNSON’S FENCING WIRE (Galvanised by the HOT-DIP Process) So firmly bonded to the wire is the Zinc coating that only a file or chisel can remove it. JNo matter how you bend or twist the wire, it will not flake or peel. A fence of Johnson's Wire will last a lifetime, yet it costs no more. For descriptive leaflet and sample of Hot-Dip Process Wire, write to JOHNSON’S AGENTS, P.O. Box 1509, Wellington. Richard Johnson & Hephew, Ltd., Fencin' l ' Wires are stocked and procurable from all Stock and Station Agents and Storekeepers. this Dominion, from farthest north to extreme south “Moose” linseed Nuts are proving a boon to dairy herds. They are simply wonderful for beeping up condition, and the monthly cheques bear eloquent testimony to the wisdom of laying in a good supply. Our free booklet, "The Proper Feeding of Livestock,” gives full directions. E=l » N.Z. Cattlecake & Oil Go., Ltd. QUAY STREET, AUCKLAND. 1 i w/ j'tn-ni NXmeur \ V .151 , ObcsrCfulClM*-., 'Tto'DewoSonL 1 ' DEWARS ff 17 f ‘cT/fe Spirit Ajenh HANCOCK Sf C2.C®. ORNER OF CUSTOM ST & FORT ST AUC/OANL
©REAM! We refer you with confidence to our present suppliers. ’PHONE 146, TE AROHA Farmers are invited to send their Cream to the progressive TE AROHA DAIRY CO., LTD. Who offer A FREE MARKET With NO SHARES OK LIABILITIES Highest advance payments made on the 15th of each month. I Free rail freights and free cartage to the station wherever sufficient inducement offers. THERE IS NO FINER ON THE MARKET One trial will convince you of this. Blended with skill from the finest growths of Ceylon and India. Grown on British soil. Packed by Auckland labour. Always reliable. Always good value. Quality never drops. Ask your grocer for it and do not be put off with inferior brands. A J. Entrican* & Co., Limited. GENERAL MERCHANT? AUCKLAND
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXVI, Issue 7906, 24 September 1929, Page 4
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