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Hokitika Guardian, 6 December 1924, Page 1

1,1 KITS TOO SHOUT. lie “A mini’s ns old ns lie fools.” Slio.: "A woman's as old as sho looks.” lie: " Maltexo keeps mo young.” She: “ Maltose keeps mo from, looking old.” He: “ Sinoe we liotli agree, liow about it ?” She: ” Yes, lot us order another halfdozen jars. Life’s too short to grow old.”

Ono lminlroil moil’s ami youth's Xmas suits, all sizes, latest shades, fit ami stylo oiiarantocd. Piioos Cos to 110 s., at AV. 11. Slopl'iirth’s.— Ailvt. Xo more grinding of. tooth with Wade's Worm Figs.—Advt.

0 0 gas g turnip manure GROWS LARGE CROPS OF BIG, FLESHY TURNIPS AND SWEDES! HE great difference between an ordinary crop of Turnips and one which has been liberally fertilized with this popular Manure, is convincing proof of the wisdom of investing money in “Rockland.” The cost of cultivation and seed is the same, but the extra sum paid for manure has resulted in a Bumper Crop, showing a splendid profit. Rockland Turnip Manure has solved for thousands of Farmers the problem of “Flow to Get Big Crops.” Many of those who have used it certify to its genuine worth. One Farmer writes of his crop, “The best crop I ever had”; another, “Very satisfactory”; and yet another, “I used it on very poor land and am very well n J> er Ton, less a Discount of 2J per cent. sC /. X/. o at ono month or 5 pcr cont - for cash " ith FREIGHT PAID to any West Coast Railway Station. Packed in ljcwt New Bags (16 to tlio ton). , MANUR%^ «j,I/ROCKLAND‘t ..It Kempthorne, Prosser & Co.’s N.Z. Drug Co., Ltd., HORNBY CHEMICAL WORKS. Office: 136 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. satisfied.” Rockland is rich in Phosphates, and being a “Complete” Fertilizer, provides abundance of stimulation and nourishmnet to the plants. It will suit any soil, and runs freely through the drill. Owing to the enormous demand, Farmers lA are urged to send in their orders without delay. g Q ■V