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White Ribbon, Volume 17, Issue 199, 18 January 1912, Page 7

CYCLONE Ornamental Gates,

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DRIVEWAY GATE. No. 44. —Height 4ft. Opening: 9ft., 67 6; 10ft., 72 6; lift., 77 6; 12ft, 82 6.

Cyclone Spring C oil Fenee

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For Permanent and Temporary Fencing. This Fence is in 5-cliain Rolls. It i* Ready Woven, is easily put up, and gives no trouble afterward* It is Strong, IhiraMe. Klaatic. Cheap, and will hold anything, h- g and Ramh Proof Cheaper Stronger, and handier than Setting for Keucing otf Turnips, Rape, etc Various heights and spacing Special Pig Pence also made. Our Catalogue gives all particulars PRICK from 6s. per chain, with reduction for mile lots.

1 Fence. No. 62. 36in. high. 1 - per running foot. SENT OUT IN ROLLS READY TO PUT UP. ANY HANDY MAN CAN ERECT THESE FENCES. ■ inl'-iiH < 'li»| r Ilian a uimml j»ii krt iiuntly "ii i t«*«l for f« uoini; ( Yinett'rie*,

I'or Our Catalogue xtivinl ull Particulars, send to THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. Ltd.. or direct to CyHoiie Woven t X7O, Montronl ire sV nee & Mate C l o Street, CHRISTCHURCH.