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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXI, Issue 8833, 16 October 1942, Page 1

THE COWS ARE COMING! Hurrah ! Hurrah ! “THE ARMY OF PRODUCTION” Behind an ARMY is the Commissariat ... Behind the DAIRY FARMER is THE “BUSY” HARDWARE STORE With everything 1 for the campaign—Boilers and Buckets i and Brushware and Belting; Cream Cans and Coolers and Stirrers and Strainers and Cow Covers; and WATERPROOF CLOTHING—Coats and Capes and Pants and Legs for workers in the shed, where “water is the essence of the contract,” and out on the farm where the wintry blasts hold high revel; also Cattle Syringes, Drenches and Disinfectants, and a hundred and one other lines, we know you will need when you “go over the top” in the great spring drive. Because the call for VETERINARY REMEDIES is frequently an urgent one, we represent MESSRS MANNINGS, Ltd., in this district and carry a comprehensive range of their Veterinary Lines. See our window display of these goods. Messrs Mannings, Ltd., are the largest manufacturers of Veterinary Products in the Dominion and the only firm maintaining a modern Veterinary, Bacteriological and Chemical Laboratory. You run no risk when you use MANNINGS REMEDIES—they are the product of scientific methods, and are made to “serve,” not merely to sell. This Laboratory Service is at the disposal of Mannings, Ltd.’s clients, and we have the honour of being their agents in Waihi. You can depend on us for all the Munitions of War on the Dairy Front, at THE “TEMPLE OF SERVICE” THE Waihi Hardware Go PHONE 86 P.O. BOX 69

MR FARMER Does it matter whether it’s the guaranteed pnceorthe compensated price if you are going to lose a? the lesult of an unsuccessful lawsuit or be fined foi offices . . • o' N.Z. FARMER’S LEGAL HANDBOOK By Wm. F. JOHNS a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. The onlv book specially written for farmers dealing with legal matters affecting their everyday life and business. Illustrated by 150 interesting cases. “It is certainly a very interesting publication for any farmer to have.”—Mr A. A. Ross, Te Kauwhata. “I find the book most interesting and instructive. Mr R. D. Duxfield, Horotiu. “I would not like to be without my copy.”— Mr WJ. Hall, Matat*ki. “Worth three times the price asked.” Mr F. Mou - dey, Okoroire. Price 5/-. Obtainable from'. Waihi Telegraph Office WAIHI

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