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Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1925, Page 1

Ballantynes I “School Girl” Flannel j Ballantynos long-yarn, puTC-wool Dross Flannels suggest suitability for School, Office, and Home wear. PLAIN .SHADES in Navy, Brown, Fawn, Almond Green, Light Maroon, Mid Maroon. Yicu'x Bose, Grey, Light Saxe, Mid Saxo. STRIPES' include White, Saxe, or Tied on Navy Ground. Patterns gladly send to any address in tlie Dominion—dliin wide p* / f*> per yard 5/6 THE ABBREVIATED TWILIGHT. The evenings of Autumn and Winter create the desire for Homo Needlework, at onoe congenial, social, and to personal profit. Ballantynes Special Importation of Coloured Irish Linen is in readiness for Homo Embroidery. The shades include: Pinks, Blues, Browns, Lemon, Helio, Greens, Cardinal, Rose, otc. — 3Gin / /■» per yard 3/6 TRANSFERS in a wide range of designs may be obtained in otnr Art Department. Ballantynes skilled Art Noedloworkers execute orders entrusted to them with tho utmost skill and despatch. Discount 1/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd. Christchurch Jf THREE BARGAINS IN USED CARS! BUYS FIVE £KATEIt SPECIAL SIX STUDEBAKER FINISHED IN GREY—LATE MODEL; ELECTRIC LIGHT AND SELF-STARTER. £225 £BSO BUYS SEVEN SEATEN HUDSON, FINISHED IN GREY; LATE MODEL; ELECTRIC LIGHT SELF-STARTER. AND Jfi J j~/-v BUYS BEAUTIFUL AUSTIN SALOON 20 H.P. c*/4tOU FINISHED IN WHITE ENAMEL; LATE MODEL, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND SELF-STARTER, \LL THREE, INCLUDING TYRES, ARE IN PERFECT ORDER AND HAVE BEEN NEWLY PAINTED. JUST THE CARS FOR THE COAST. WRITE TO US TO-DAY FOR FULL PARTICULARS. NO OBLIGATION ON YOU; BUT WE PROBABLY HAVE THE CAR YOU NEED AT THE RIGHT PRICE. TENCH BROS., Ltd., 141 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, CII.RIST C H U R C H 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO © FOR 75 YEARS § THE A.M.P. SOCIETY § O HAS MADE SOLID PROGRESS. ON THE RESULTS ACHIEV- © ED OVER THIS LONG PERIOD IT SHOULD BE EVIDENT TO § ANY IMPARTIAL OBSERVER. THAT THE SOCIETY IS HELD O IN THE HIGHEST ESTIMATION BY THE PUBLIC OF NEW q ZEALAND AUSTRALIA, AND GREAT BRITAIN. O Q COMPARE THE NEW BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY THE OR- g .DINARY DEPARTMENT OF THE A. M. P. SOCIETY IN THE Q PAST 25 YEARS:— Period: 1399-1908 (10 years) 1909-1923 (15 years Policies 161,480 347,947 Sums Assured: £41,686,075 LI 18,547,312 A.n mini Premiums: £1,422,880 £4,069,3GS FOR. AN OFFICE OF SUCH A GREAT AGE TO SHOW SUCH CONTINUOUS PROGRESS, PROVES THAT IT HAS RETAINED THE CONFIDENCE OF ITS MEMBERS. c. H. NEWTON, SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE, ORDINARY DEPARTMENT, A. M. P. SOCIETY, GREYMOUTH, 00000000000000000000000000000000000000

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y\ ■ 'r=' y &L L>A> •.-•U"W -■ •. • -.+ • fc#T;N § , ■. r^.^ziw V , w.11.-.K D ncr 1 A U RESULTS WERE BEYOND ALL EXPECTATIONS.” This report on lopLL dressing with Soluble Superphosphate will be endorsed by thousands o Farmers who have used it. It stands to reason that you cannot continue to remove hom your g a lands annual crops of wool, mutton, lamb, or milk without depleting them m degree of the essentia of plant and animal growth. A judicious use of HOCkEAMJ \\ .1, SOLUBLE SUPERPHOSPHATE not only restores and maintains the normal fertility, but adds greatly thereto, increasing the constituents ot growth. Farmers have found that stock prefer the grass on top-dressed land, its palatabilitv and nutritiousness being increased by the mipeiphosphate, so that‘“Top-dressing means more grass, richer grass ana more palatable grass.” .Rockland Superphosphate being Water-soluble, becomes immediately available after application and does not wash out. Price List and all particulars sent on application. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.’S Hornby N.Z. DRUG COMPANY.® LIMITED Cbmiaii Office: 136 High Street, Christchurch VVor S> Top-Dressing Pays! But ii pays the biggest returns when the higher grades are used. lor example, 42/44 per cent. Super, costs only oncfaurteentli more than 36/33 per cent., but it supplies one-seventh more Phosphate, and is therefore more economical. Lucerne Growing / Lucerne Crops are greatly increased by the generous application of Water - Soluble Superphosphate. It has been demonstrated that “Lucerne thus treated yielded twice as much liny as when untreated.”