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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4448, 2 August 1922, Page 4

iw. M. CULLEN & CO. | f LADIES’ OUTFITTERS | Have commenced business in Bain’s Buildings, J I WHITAKER STREET, TE AROHA. * W. M. Cullen and Co. have secured at a tremendous discount £5OO WORTH OF * DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS MATERIALS, including Dress Tweeds, Venetians, Stnpe A Serges, Diagonal Dress Tweeds, Coatings, Worsteds, and many other lines too numerous to mention. 54-inch Dress Tweeds, checks, 3/6 yard. 56 and 58 inch Cravenette Coatings, in grey & 54-inch Dress Tweeds, checks, 3/11 yard beaver and fawns, 4/11 yard. 54-inch Dress Tweeds, diagonals, 4/6 yard. 54-inch All Wool Jersey Cloth, 7/6 yard. jh 54-inch Dress Tweeds, stripes, all wool, 4/6 yd. 50-inch Plain Venetians, in navy and Henna, 54-inch All Wool Plain Serges, shades cream, 5/11 yard. . , , violet, and emerald, suitable for capes 54-inch All Wool Grey Coating, with pietty JT and coats, 5/11 yard. checks, suitable for costumes or skirts, 4* 50-inch Navy and Black Serge, fine white 5/6 yard. . 104 . 0c ,4. ** £ stripe 5/11 yard. 54-inch Fine All Wool Wonsteds, m the latest * X 56-inch Black & Navy Serge, fine stripe, 6/6 yd shades and designs, 6/11 yard. T 54-inch Cravanette Coating, fine make but 54-inch All Wool Colonial Dress Tweeds, su - 4? heavy quality, 4/6 yard. able for ladies coats, 5/11 yard. | W. M. CULLEN & CO., * Bain’s Buildings, Whitaker Street, Te Arolia. 4 CARTER’S, Draper and Clothier. THE LOW PRICE CASH STORE. | NOTE THE ADDRESS: I 265-267 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. I Next Farmers’ Auctioneering Coy. Ltd. is

The Story of a\ Progressive Fanner MBpppa| "The secret of my fine crops and good pasture* is flilllll ie act at 1 use f ert ** lzers regu^'V l Year* ago 1 discovered that soil needs fair treatment —that you t can’t successfully crop it season after season unless V **r~ \wlfflSg you return to it the food elements which the plants take out. jra Last year I used Te Papapa Fertilizers, and ■ secured phenomenally good crops—the Te Papapa B Nitro Super proved the best top dressing I hate ■ ' ever used. I have also tried out Te Papapa , ' —l® Turnip and Potato Manures, and am satisfied n nothing can equal them. On very heavy land Te G# h“ l 26ib.. 1922. 1 Papapa Ground Rock Phosphate gives wonderful Th* Mutter, B results. I have never handled anything so fine—A“ t Htßd" m *" F * rlili “' C °' B " Phosphate Flour’ ’ would be a good description of D**r Sir, . , , 9 »tEarly in the spring, I got three KB loo» of your Nitro A and tnre* toni M ——»■ *t> ■NBk jKk of y*ur Nitro B and mu>t uy I had ■ ™HT" dHk M Um . better multi with them than any M ■ ■■ other manure I hare uied for yean. ■ ■ M 1 top-dreued with 2 cwt. per acre ■ ■***■ ■ * "™ " of Nitro Super A on iwamp land S® n mnnirr rartr- J9b I iziznTil I7FPC I I LKI Thia paddock wu top-droned with H B “** I «c guaranteed true to description, and are a first- ‘ j. BALLARD. ■ class investment for every pastoralist or agnculturalH ist. The Te Papapa work* are the newest and — — B most up-to-date in New Zealand and important industry devoted to the farmer* best interest*. ObtaiuHe from Storekeeycrs, Merckaahb / x r ,y; \ Witoleisle Co-operative Companies,» /