"I have never before soon such crops in Hawke's Buy as have been grown this year," remarked a man who lias a long experience of the province to a Tribune representative. "In many instances the yields are just double what they were in previous years." Most ot Ihe rrops are barley and oats, although a fair percentage are wheat. Hamilton l> the centre or great commercial activity Just now, duo in part to the heavy demand for Golden Utile Soap, "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help and the "Keep Smiling" Hoot Polish, (7) CLINCHER CROSS MOTOR CAR TYRES give the longest lire—wholly reliable in wear. Produced In the largest rubber manufactory In the whole Empire. A'i ran «iir>"lv lll)i)
A BEAUTIFUL For 1921 ]T3 YOURS for the modest sum of sixpence (6d), to cover cost of packing, envelopes, addressing, postage, etc. The Proprietors of "Amber Tips" Tea have Just landed a small supply of artistic calendars. If you wish to secure one send name and address with sixpence (6d) in stamps to "AMBER TIPS" TEA Box 946 CHRISTCHURCH To avoid disappointment, write to-day. Don't mis? this opportunity of securing a very useful and artistio production. Similar calendars are sold in the shops up to 2/- each, the only difference is the neat advertisement at the top of each "Amber Tips" Calendar.
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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14585, 7 February 1921, Page 6
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