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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4435, 3 July 1922, Page 4

A I FOR SALE. | ■ — I • That very desirable RESIDENTIAL SITE, having a frontage of 50 feet to Hill I Street and a frontage ot 130 feet to Coronation Street. j Gas, water, and electric iight are laid along Hill Street in front of this property. 3 j The total purchase money is (Ninety Pounds) Cash,or (One Hnndred Pounds) on Terms. If Terms are wanted, the Deposit will be (Thirty •, • Pounds) down ; balance within two years at six per cent. Interest. The pur- .• > chaser to have the right to pay sums of not less than Z2O (twenty Pounds) at > any time, the interest to cease on all sums so paid off. , , j i s’ For further particulars apply direct to— < W, M. CULLEN, Belmont Road, : • I:

Distinctive Tailoring Gives Individuality. Prices Down at Cost-of-Living Values. WE SPECIALISE IN GENTS’ SUITS AND RIDING BREE^ HES ’ ALSO ' LADIES’ RIDING OUTFITS AND COSTUMES It will pay you to have your clothes cut by an Ex P e ” e “ ced B*. Ballantyne Ree e„t Street, London, and Tatta to years head ALL OUR SUITS ARB GUARANTEED MADB ON THE PREMISES BY MEN TAILORS J. T. WOTTEN & CO., Tailors & Habit Makers 258, Victoria Street, Hamilton. Next Farmers’ Auctioneering Coy. Ltd.

Does your head ache ? Are you constipated and feel dull or depressed after eating ? You are suffering from indigestion, .and are paving" the way for more serious illness. Chamber-' lain’s Tablets are just what you need. They will assist the digestion, regulate the bowels, and give you new strength and vigour. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.

F The Story of a V I Progressive Farmer I ' “The secret of my fine crops and good pastures is ■ XWaaMfeMi the fact that I use fertilizers regularly. Years ago 1 B discovered that soil needs fair treatment—that you 9 can *t successfully crop it season after season unless 9 w* youreturn t 0 * l e^emcnts w " ,ch lhc ptant * * Last year I used Te Papapa Fertilizers, and If secured phenomenally good crops—the Te Papapa I Nitro Super proved the best top dressing 1 have | ever used. I have also tried out, Te Fapapa f— ——— | Turnip and Potato Manures, and am satisfied 1 nothing can equal them. On very heavy land 1 e 1922 i Papapa Ground Rock Phosphate gives wonderful tk m J»- 26th.. 1922. g ■ results I have never handled anything so fineMessrsA'armers'Fertilizer Co. U “Phosphate Flour” WOllld be ft good dcSCnptiODQ* Auckland. H it ** Dear Sir, Wai Early in the spring, I got three aH ■* ■ tone of your Nitro A and three tone u U&fß ■SHTIB JK BWfc JQk ■ of your Nitro B and must say l had BS M Mi — M mp ANMh B—JtWdr wk fll better results with them than any KI H ■“ B v other manure I have used for years. gg H H g Vk B ® ™ “ ■* B I top-dressed with 2 cwt. per acre ,B ’ B of Nitro Super Aon swamp land Kg nwMB ■tf ■ ■BF H" JL™ B | 13 |Z DTI I 171“ RS I of hay averaging 3 tons to the. acre M H M ■ HOB H AHI BkH ■ ■ and I never had such a crop before. M B ■■ tn This paddock was top-drotsed with M , . , j firal- B 2icwi. Nitro Super B per acre, ■ a r e guaranteed true to description, and are a nisi ■ (Signed) ballard. I class investment for every pastoralist or agricultural- B J. BALLARD. g nfiwe|t g _J B most up-to-date in New Zealand and represent *!! ■ i U important industry devoted to the ratmera hest interests. ObUiuMe from Storekeepers, Merdmrtfc / . a X Wholesale Co-operative Cempaaies,« /