FABMER3' AIMOTKW' Mr Brass well knew that the Law was an edged tool noted wn lor it* pew of shaving closo than of nkuriag »« right person. , CHABI.ES DIOKENS AVOID THE DANGER W BEING SHAVED BY BUYING A COPY Or "THE N.Z. FARMERS'LEGAL HANDBOOK'* Wm. F. Johns, a Barristattaad Solicitor of the Supremo Court of N«w Zealand. (Second Edition.) Th© work hag been revised and brought j right up to the minute. It-provides a fund of legal knowledge couched in easily understood language which i' s rendered most attractive by a host of actually decided oases. ' Written by a practitioner who has lived among farmers all hi* life; the book is en invaluable guide and friend to aJI connected with the land. Indeed it can be said to be indispensable to every farmer who wishes to avoid the pitfalls with which the law is now horieyaembed. Without it, no farmer can ba »ure of (leering a safe course. Price 6« post free. Address orders to Western Star Office, Biverten. PUBLIC NOTICE R. CRUICKSHANK EXPORTER LEKT STREET WOOL WOOL WOOL
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Western Star, 14 October 1938, Page 1
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178Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Western Star, 14 October 1938, Page 1
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