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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14768, 6 October 1921, Page 7

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INDISPENSABLE TO POULTRY KEEPERS! I I m. This is a powerful and exceptionally wellbuilt Mill, strong, reliable, and efficient. i The Fly-wheel is 21bs heavier than that of any imported make, which enables the 1 grinding to be done with the utmost ease. I The Jaws or Crushers are of Solid Cast Steel. The " Unique " will crush to perfection Oyster Shells, Stones, Crockery, Glass, Wheat, Oats, Maize, Burnt Bone, j etc , the coarseness or fineness of the grit being regulated by the mere turning of a ./ thumb-screw. Total weight, 561 b. !/ The " ACME " GRIT MILL is a smaller / size of the above, for the use of private / people. It is very compact, and can bo bolted on to a bench, aui* Obtainable at any Ironmonger's, or direct from the Manufacturers. SOLE MAKERS: NEWBERRY. WALKER, Ltd., Ward St.. Dtinedin ANNOUNGEftiENT TO HOTORISTB. All motcrlsts. whether or not requiring TYRE or TUBE RKPAIRS. or RODSkid Re-trending are Invited to call at the m (behind Everybody's Building*). to oonvlnce themselves of the superior olaes of wot* done. Advlc« Krttli, The Company'9 well-known Mixtures are now offered to Shareholder! #nly at Reduced Prices. h&9> <sE)cnaAfl. M vr EaWldbl A splendid grass manure for either laying down or topdressing; also eminently suitable for grain, potatoes, oarrota and mangolds. Widely known as our "Special Turnip Manure," aIBO give, excellent results with grass and oat*. A popular mixture for top dressing purposes. :Irtll : i-Xi A mixture of Basic Slag and Superphosphate well suited for top dressing. BASSO SLAG. Minimum 17 pur cent. Phosphoric Acid. Further particulars may be obtained on application tc THE SECRETARY, P.O. BOX 113, Auckland,