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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18929, 26 April 1933, Page 16 (Supplement)

\ Sf or V IuIoIOIOIOIOIOIQ Mr. Farmer! There are two kinds of low prices—one where price and quality are both low—and the other where price Is low and quality is high Indeed—for Instance, such as our primary produce just now. ■§®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®£i We are fortunately situated to ask you low prices for the highest quality of Fruit, Hedge and Shelter Trees For over twenty years have we sold quality—never attempting to get your money for something that was no use to you and which would not suit our reputation. The expansion of our business Is due to nothing but fair dealing—up-to-date nurseries—and no middleman whatever. Let us send you our catalogue. If you prefer It —see the growing trees In our nurseries—you will save time and money. Show Stand as usual, right inside the main entrance, rear oj band stand. Come and see us. 3 Bateson $ Son WAIKATO’S PREMIER NURSERIES o P p h c p p.o. Hamilton 'Phones: 3455, 3555