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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17533, 15 October 1928, Page 12

SUPPOSING MY DONT GROW? 11l have ocrurrei to you that, If you buy Garden Seeds that come poodness know? where, and !hey do not prow, you vt'l itv, io«: 1 Ihan the mere value of the seeds" You will have lost ttme. You replace the seeds. The disappointment and the loss or time are another matter. areßinrfl our business, we sell only seeds that Have passed half-a----i :ests, including the N.Z. Govprnnient Test for Germination. \et you will notice that you pav the same ror both kinds or seed. e sell you a packet of seed. we. as a firm stand back or that transaction. SOW WITH CONFIDENCE. J. BATESON & SON, Opp. G.P.O. SEEDSMEN AND NURSERYMEN, HAMILTON. Phones 2455, 2655. We wish to stress •he fact that ACME ARE NOT manufactured by the Alfa Laval Go; for we believe, and comparison proves our contention, that many Acme Parts aro intrinsically better than any other sold In New Zealand. Price List of Acme Parts posted op application. Procurable througH most Dairy Coys, and Stores. ALFA-LAVAL USERS. the test of time and competition N.Z. Distributors:

UNDER CLASSIFIED HEADINGS> II Words, 1/- per Insertion; 2/6 three Insertions. to Words, i/9 per Insertion; 4/6 three Insertions. ts Words, 2/6 per Insertion; 7/- three Insertions. BIRTH, MARRIAGE DEATH AND IN MEMORIAM NOTICES, 2/6 per insertion. Verse, 9d line. DEATH, with runeral notice, 5/- per insertion. CASUAL ADVERTISING, 5/- per inch. ADVERTISING & COMMERCIAL PRINTING. ETC., 1873. The office of the Waikato Times Is open each FRIDAY EVENING until 8.30 Tor the receipt of Advertisements. ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements for the Walkato Timet ean be lert with the following Agents:— CAMBRIDGE—A. G. Boyce. EUREKA—P. Shine. CORDON—Mr Cochrane. GORDONTON—Mrs Soulhgate, Parfltt & Co. HINUERA—SettIe Bros. HOROTIU—E. E. Faulkner, L. N. Rust HORSHAM DOWNS—Mr Gadd. HUNTLY—Mrs A. E. Partes. KAiPAKI—J. GILES. KIHIKIHI—V. Fitzpatrici. KIO KIO—J. Cooper. KIWITAHJ—L. Echlln (MorrlnSTlUe). KOMAXORAU—Mrs McKee. KORAKONUI—Thompson Bros. (xaatl carriers). KOROMATUA Mr Wills. BIAMAKU—CiviI and Edney. HIANAWARU —Mr Cochrane. WATAMATA —A. B. Gibson M. Kaveney, J. Casley, E. S. Jenkins. MATANGI —E. J. Swann. MORHINSVILLE —L. Echlin, H. Haggard. (Railway Bookstall), Mrs Splnley. MOTUMAOHO—L. Echlln (MorrLasvUle) NEWSTEAD—Mrs. ManktelO' NGARUA—W. G. N> Howard. NGAHINAPOURI —F. F. Field. NGARUAWAHIA— Farmers' Union Trading Co., E. H. Pharo, J. W. Turner. OHAUPO—L. D. Kemp. OKOROIRE RAILWAY—Miss Churchward TE KUIT1 —W. A. McAra, 11. Fox (Railway Bookstall). TE RAPA J. L. Law TE RORE—Mailman THAMES TRAIN—H. Haggard TIRAU—Rose Bros. WAHAROA—P. J. McNamara WALTON—F. }. miliar, T. s. Joynt WAIOROWGABIAI — Mr Cochrane. WAIHCU—J. Cole, F. J. Miles, D. Lewis WAtTOA —W, G. N. Howard WHATAWHATA—Win. Fraser. Will cure all pains. Neuritis Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica. "II Kills Pnin."

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