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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4697, 12 May 1924, Page 4

ANCHOR BUTTER! 1/7 lb. CASH. gyiipipiiniiiiiiiutiiiiiiiHtriiiituiiHHiiumiHiiiiijHHHininnipiHHinHiiiHinniiHiiiiiiimniHm || I tj> Advertise i IjfICMORI Hill, A ( ' ..„,|l||l BY ASKING I R ,y] all! " HOME FRIENDS 9 |l 'Will 111111111111 l : TO SEE THE | S!!H»

Autumn Top - Dressing with Superphosphate I* Um moot profitable, economical and certain mesne •f obtaining ample feed during winter month* beeauee Superphosphate is ft roitdily avajlnbl® emH lusting form of plont food Superphosphate has proved its value as a wonderful stimalaat of '^ nt growth whether used for top-dressing in the Autumn or at any other season. One of the largest Dairy-fanners in the Auckland Province states that he dressing his pastures in the Autumn with 2J cwt of totheaert He has always top-dressed with Superphosphate us the Autumn and MM proves the value of the practice. Government Teste Show “Super” te Best Mr. T. H. Patterson, Instructor in Agriculture, has giwn figure* eoaeora. ing experiments made at Te Kuiti. Here is a contrast -hetween -Soperpboepaet. and Basic Slag s— Coat Cash Rotaraod Gu* SUPERPHOSPHATE -£1 £4 8 4 £3 5 4 BASIC SLAG - -£1 £ll3 9 13 9 On an outlay of £L Superphosphate therefore gave a rvtara of A lie. M WOT* than Basic Slag. _ , _ Be guided by these two practical examples of Superyhsepaate repdress this Autumn with Superphosphate —order yMrTMfUy-MW 'fcr •mvew it any time you specify. INS! N THE HIGHEST GRADE Sup phosphate OF NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE SMBbrfnAble fro* all Merchant*, •r Direct from the Manufacturers