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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4739, 18 August 1924, Page 4

Drive rkjht in 11|» we can fix it- ' M I SEL ll* Bl Our prompt and efficient repair departII II S3IE2S, ~... ’ ! I 111 ment is always at your service. -H H | HB' Motor work .is our specialty —we can-hunt IM i Wran WM out that'trouble, and,,put the matter right. gMiiiiaiallF' is T ™ place, t- - . ■ I’ '. Paeroa Engineering Co. Ltd Motor and General; Engineers.

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AC OR N BUTTER 1/9 al b CAS H ; ■ ■ The touch of “Quality” distinguishes Saw ' SW Sav “ACORN” BUTTER <<RCORN „ <6 ACORN ” | | rttUKn It has good body and fine flavour. It’. to your to your js e(JU(| | of any , competitive butter Grocer. AND COSTS LESS. Grocer. x A penny a pound cheaper is “Daffodil’’—a good butter, but hot quite the quality of the other. DAFFODIL BUTTER l/S a lb CASH

We are Agents for the INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. w/ I is I I I C Wheelwrights W. J. ELLIjy Vehicle Building, Repairing, and Painting a Speciality. BELMONT ROAD, PAEROA, Phone 15. Autumn Top-Dressing with Superphosphate to *• moat profitable, ecxmomlcal and oaetaiM bmmm ample frml Superphosphate readily available and lasting form of plant Superphosphate has. proved itavaiwai.a wonderful stimalaM of ffasf growth whether used for top-dressing in the Autumn or at any other season. <Me of the largest Dairy-farmers in the Auckland Province states that.be prdpyes topdressing his pastures in the Autumn with 2j cwt, of 1 Superphosphate^-the • aCmHehas always top-dre*»ed *with Superpb^phat.in the Aatmaateadtee RwW the vain* of the practicc. Government Tests SkoW “Super* h Btet Mr. T. H. Patterson, Instructor in AgriculturKhMgiwm >yraO<Mmy» ing experiments made at Te Kuiti. Herede’a-<contraeC f and Basic Slag:— Cat* Cash Resumed Sala SUPERPHOSPHATE -£1 £4 5 4 £>s 4 BASIC SLAG • £1 <1 IS' • Ontaniouday of'fli l Superphosphate therefcte gave a Mlamet dl Ils. M. tei* two practical examples drestfthU Aut«mn vrith SuperpbMphate Mdtr yew MRRF tOW aojrdfiM yen f apasify; j INSIS )N THE HIGHEST GRAM I Sup; phosphate OFNEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE QMmMaJblwtfrtNM «H . . «r Direct from tbo-Monufreturwra