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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4707, 4 June 1924, Page 4

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Autumn Top-Dressing with Superphosphate to th* most' profitably economical and certain umm rtvArtaining ample feed during winter month* beam Superphosphate U a readily available and lastins form of plant food Superphosphate has proved «h* u a wonderful growth whether usedfor top-dressing in the Autumn or it any other g? of the largest Dairy-farmers in the Auckland Province states tbaV be ptopwiea dressing- his pastures in the Autumn with 2J cwt. of Supepihospbate to tbe sere. He has always top-dressed with Superphosphate ia the Autamttdto proved the 1 value of the practice. Government Test* Show “Super” is Bott Mr. T. H. Patterson, Instructor in Agriculture, huagive* fljf upw <M*BMW irtg-jßipieriihents made it Te Kuiti. Here ie • coctr sit between ■uporpoeomeeo and Basic Slag r— Coot Cash Reamed Cota SUPERPHOSPHATE -£1 £4 5 4 £3 5 4 BASIC SLAG - -£1 £1 13 9 13 9 On an outlay of £l, Superphosphate theeetoe'e'guve e ftouruhf 41. He. M. than Basic'Slag. . _ , . t, - Be guided by these two practical examptee’•«_ SapCTpoonphwß dress this Autumn with Superphosphate order yew w**tp mw eer OMO ee any time you specify. INSIS )N THE HIGHEST GRAM Sup phosphate OF NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE fwhm *ll Merchant*. StorekeuwML •r Direct from Um Manufactureew