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Western Star, 15 January 1915, Page 4

mmm ss; iKM 1 111 % Hi THOMSON & CO., Agents: Bluff. * .« -i,-: L R Marled aI wonderful advance in Windmill Constructioni ! The working parts are entirely enclosed in an OIL BATH, wherein they ar« protected. from dust and weather, and Automatically Oiled! You recharge the oil well once a year, which is as often as most folk care to climb a windmill tower! Other feaiures, including machine cut gpars, straightline action, simplified mechanism, etc., make the BOOTH SELF-OILER the most modern and efficient windmill on the market! It has no tricky double-gpars, duplicated pitman’s or other complications which add only to cost of renewals, without compensating advantages by way of increased efficiency or improved lubrication! The BOOTH SELF-OILER is SIMPLE. * EFFICIENT. SILENT. ENDURABLE. H proved success—-and fully patented! Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. Mention . this paper. BOOTH, MACDONALD ud CO., ltd. CHRISTCHURCH . , , W:y i-J*" , ' I GOAL AGENTS: J, E. WATSON & CO., LTD. (Established 1881.) R FOSTER, QENERAL Jj^ERCHANT,, , THORN BURT. GROCERIES—OnIy the Best Brands kept ia Bfrook. HARDWARE —A Large Collection to chooee from. CROCKERY, —Glassware and Fancy Goods. New Shipments always arriving. BOOTS AND SHOES—By tne Best Colonial and British Makers. DRAPS^RY— A large and .Varied Stock to cheose from. NEW SEASON’S SEEDS ON BLAND. R. FO STE Rv THORN BURY, H. B. TURNIP FERTILIZER IS IT SO INCREASINGLY POPULAR? BECAUSE, RESULTS ARE CONSISTENTLY SATIS*%s FACTORY AND PROFITABLE. . ; A . • - v. . ;> ■ . , H E. TURNIP FERTILIZER gives the same good cun Its be the season wet or dry ; and is a plant food in > the truest sense of the word. • Supplies available at shortest notice. JENDERSON * OMP A N Y., INVERCARGILL,* GORE AND WYNDHAM. J. G. WARD &Co Ltd Crescent, Invercargill, Manufacturers of the Celebrated Awarua Fertiliser^ For RAPE, TURNIPS AND GRASS. HAVE ON HAND HEAVY MACHINE-DRESSED PERENNIAL AND ITALIAN RYEGRASS; FRESH TURNIP AND CLOVER SEEDS OF HIGH GERMINATING QUALITIES; WOOL PACKS; CORN SACKS; FENCING MATERIAL; ETO., ETC. WOOL WOOL WOOL (First Wool Sale Friday 15th January, 1915 CONSIGN YOUR CLIP TO US; WE WILL LOOK AFTER YOUR INTERESTS. * J. a. WARD & CO., LIMITED Wool Season 1916 FIRST SALE: 15th JANUARY, 1915. SECOND SALE: 12th FEBRUARY, 1915. Fanners who study their own i nterests will send their Clips to the local sales. We can handle Wool to the bes b advantage. Consign to NATIONALMORTGAGE CO„ INVERCARGILL