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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20115, 1 July 1914, Page 2

The Orchardist's Best Friend— O' W # Alpha Spray^FF J% Ik It -will save his trees from r ~ Ttr\ jUt^SHkB tetter destruction and enable 1. [// . ;-!':' il&72s<. *~. A3sSr< him to secure maximum re- \\ v\li|//// : B|¥ V^CyZP^KSfl^B^^Hß made of light steel plates, Jl .f . . ~r Jl and painted with / 'I^^jXyM/lMjTWTst^ fAI the JOy Qilt Ot lite fAI mastic, internally. Be. I vWfF'il' B l"j A man is only as strong as to. k"j SAi auminiSSel ' :TO^^ 1 W^V || f' 01?1^-. « Indigestion has him || Sfspray^Jnefcrates all bark M^ -*MH£EL "M t«S«« i-) *** M I fishes and Pleaf clusters, wet- $T f^Bfik I ed ? NOXOL bZT T' A I ting them thoroughly without IB /vV^B^S 9 y~~NU*UI--bnngs a mes- ■ I waste ifi € r^HVB, ■ sage or hope to sufferers from M I Always ready —no working If A"^SIKb&& [A !n<J«S esjion a"d; Dyspepsia. 1 parts to get out of order or to V I^MWsSSßjSibfc. k* • , ? cientlfi<*uy sou, nd specific, f J I pnzzle you. I .-^ ■ lt bnn Ss ■relief and renewed M H ffc* fiiti 31 &»k H ■ health from Indigestion and Dys- fl _„■ ~ , w"t W ji^3:"- fit fA fion Sliid nHeldTches c whK 41 Call and Inspect or Write for _ |?£s?.* I& f jjg|i tt frequently are due to a disorder- fl Price: 80s. *""' fA| M f * >C\ ' WIWM^ HAND JSPRAYER f^^^^^^^^ N I^^^^*^ Summer and Winter Spraying, on a ft?-* J^"§i2^Cleanly and cleanly-smelling houses are next best to good food 1 Kf^— **i&L to b"'ds and beasts. The ALPHA applies limewash so speedily *■ . «k^b^^flb HKSJ^j^^ that you can do the work with six times the frequency tlianj^.-- v> ~ I / ffl^ I hitherto,, and inestimably more effectively than_^.stV.~ii'^ you *«o© I I ill^l appMefr ■ l'me with a brush; and the^as^-rffakes. it a pleasure. I / «i PRICE, 3Qs. Three Oaks_ £^~ayers 17s 6d. Syringes ss. rA /^lagJ^&bffal^fZ^T F» 1/ Red Spraying OiL4sgayr: li ower quotations for quantities. tJEti f SuljJ^pp^iuestone, Vermorite, Lime, etc. clljY EXPERT REPAIRS. i£gc We are expert repairers of jra 1 -^o«^ . fry all sorts of Bund Instrn- Ka! /n -A MFb O AT" ICC? €^^^ HI I 4-+ iTT nien ts, and underisike to W^HERE HARDWARE COSTS LESS. , .^W- COPjTHO^NE, jr I' //J/ This Tea does not depend I \\Jj\ On any catch-penny schemes 1 -, t \WI for its trade. We don't have to beguile I <- \vf iyour attention away from the quality by 1 " Iff devising coupon or prize-^ift schemes in I HI , order to push our sales. Our tea for 3 5 1 f(( years has sold by sheer merit alone. It is I w\ worth every penny of the price—and more. J \\V r Its Wnittyis outstanding:. A cup of Nelson JMoate's Tea can be distinguished from others grg* Vi 1 *n a mome°t—** nasa delicacy of flavour, «33 y£&VS yJt a quality and purity that cannot be found UtlforOkCtl I)) elsewhere. The strength and purity of POPUl&ritV if -. Nelson Moate's Tea results in its being also hv tttevit * i^"*t^ '""^-"i. the most economical. It is the best value JtlotlG f [" yS you can possibly get. By merit alone it 'y^^Ss'^ has taken the pre-eminent place, by merit I alone it still keeps it, and always will. See I t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^&k \r^ to '* you get Nelson Moate's« There are no I \^ "just-as-goods" so refuse them firmly. I j**V \^^^^^^^ 4 GOLD, 2 SPECIAL and 1 SILVER MEDAL. j, .. Prices: l/ 6, l/ 8, l/l 0, 2/-, 2/2, 2/4, 3/B ■■-'"! ' tijqjij- ,„. IM| _~ ' - ft Tins