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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4904, 18 November 1925, Page 4

| White Star Bus & Car Service. Anywhere - - Any Time gs■ Another Service at Reduced Prices. AU Boats Met. Fare to Paeroa, Is6d. Boats arriving during night will be met at 6 a.m. Bus leaves Criterion Hotel for station at 10.10 a.m., *' 3.5 p.m., 5.10 p.m. Cars, 7:20 a.m., or when required. STICK TO THE FIRM WHO ARE OUT TO GIVE YOU GOOD SERVICE AND CHEAP FARES. R E MEMBER! — We reduced the fare from 1/6 to 6d, Station-Town. Patronise the bus. Keep it on the road, and so retain the 6d Fare. , beach' TßlPS, THAMES OR WAIHI, at SPECIAL . PRICES DURING SUMMER MONTHS. ' Wm. FLEBimS & SOM, PAEROA. Day Phone, 124. - - Night Phone, 90. hskssm |^ W-B ' —1 ' " The Bedrock ft of Permanence . ftiftr- Aft 1 To build in concrete is .to build to endure. Concrete is as permanent ft-ft ' / almost as time itself. WILSONS PORTLAND . J “STAR” BRAND- CEMENT ----- V Both in cost of actual building and of maintenance, < oncrete 1 - is the economical material of the building world - [ft L “STAR” Brand Ce- WILSONS (N.Z.) | S ment is specified by "PORTLAND CEMENT LTD. i I '.--- leading architects and - ' i| :- engineers throughout Richards Upton Buildings :| New Zealand. Customs Street E., Auck’and ft.? ft .ft . . . ■ ft £ Phones Office 9 Residence 35 x , $ :< | Ohinemuri Joinery and $ | Planing Mills. I I Le tapis, Lamb & Co. w. j 4 •• ftfft't-- .TIMBER MERCHANTS. i I — ? t AU Ksrafie Joinery, Doors, Sashes, $ Mil O.ssWb vs Mouldings and Turnery. ■ t Kauri, Rimu, Totara, Jarrah, • r Timbers : White Pine, Oregan Pine, J | Metal, etc. t BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY STOCKED. / | : ?. *»• '■'■ % We Manufacture Art Furniture i V < | to any Design. J | [. Best Work Guaranteed at x - I -Reasonable Cost. ? % - i ;j> We are also Funeral Directors and ? Undertakers. J: i OFFICE and MILLS, PAEROA. I i ••* I Profitable Feeding. . - ~i„ . ...iiu»i.iiii.n i. ■ High Herd Production. . A herd of 27 mixed dairy cows, : . owned by Mr. F. H. Bell, Wai“B SB mana, Bay of Plenty, gave a fine I I 5 hIiQ return last season. They pro.JL • JL SJL*<S • dueed 11,1801 b. of butterfat, an , * ' ..- . . average of 4141 b each. Twenty- . ■ A - ■ two of the cows gave an average £ BJJLJL A. of 470.61 b. of fat in 320 days, ftf 8 J 1 i &®jS^ JsT while the best cow gave 566J59 IFI A ] b . o£ fat i n - 310 days. . The ca»rs appeared to be- of very ordinary = > quality of mixed breeds, and cost trOril their owner less than £lO each three years ago. The cows were ffirrTTr v... v run tin 54 acres of river flats, Mivm S most of which was in pasture. a IvllAvU vV cSi As supplementary feed they w;ere fed on eight acres of turnips, - ■ carrots, mangels, and ehou on L.anci ton- mourner. c , .K The land was of excellent dressed Wltn quality and the pasture was topmivsuvm vvxc. dressed with 2Jcwt. ofsuper--—.m—4 * ■ > 1■ n kbsb phosphate annually. .Mr. Bell . SUPERPHOSPHATE The clipping reproduced above was taken from the “New Zealand ■Herald” of Friday, August 7th, 1925. tj -i Note that the cows were of “very ordinary quality ; that tey cost their owner less than £lO each; that the land was top-dressed with 23 cwt. of Superphosphate annually, and that the farmer attribued the performance of the cows to the fact that they were “well fed.” 1 t c l,„« This Is yet another tribute to the enormous value of Superphosphate as a fertiliser. No other fertiliser can compare with Superphosphate from the aspects of plant-food value, immediate availability, lasting qualities or economy. TOP-DRESS WITH HIGH-GRADE SUPERPHOSPHATE. HIGH-GRADE SUPERPHOSPHATE Manufactured locally from NAURU OCEAN ISLAND PHOSPHATE. ■ Supplies obtainable from all Wholesale Merchants, - Storekeepers, or direct from the Manufacturers. ■ : —