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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5082, 31 January 1927, Page 4

The capital cost Of the Thames Borough Council's metal quarry at Waiotahi Creek has reached £15,000. Of this, amount the ratepayers sanctioned a loan of £10,000; and the balance has been voted by the Borough Council from its District Fund Account. A credit of £3OOO in the Electricity Account lias been transferred, and £2OOO of the Streets Improvement Loan has been paid in anticipation of metal 'o be supplied. As the Audit Department will not permit such transactions, it appears that units* the amount can be, refunded by the end of the financial year, March 31, the councillors will be personally liable Smoker's heart is a distressing malady caused chiefly through the effects of an alkaloid called nicotine, which is extremely poisonous. Strong tobacco with a high percentage of nicotine should therefore be avoided. When selecting a brand the smoker should not be guided by appearance alone, because even an apparently mild cigarette may contain—and often does contain—an excess of nicotine. It is. a peculiar fact that certain N.Z. soils, produce a leaf, with a very small percentage of nicotine, compared with the foreign type. Take, for instance, our focal brands, Riverhead Gold, Cut Plug* No. 10, and Toasted Navy Cut. There you have an absolutely pure article, which can be smoked continuously without the slightest after effects. It burns to the last shred, leaving the mouth sweet and clean. So highly is New Zealand tobacco commended upon by doctors and experts that smokers should acquaint themselves with the merits of our own product by giving the above brands a fair trial*

aJEOj 1 See the Morris Before You Buy Whether you see the Morris first or last matters little—so long a* you do see it before you decide upon the car you will buy. Morris Cars represent the utmost value in motoring. Small initial prices, very low running cost, generous equ prhent, unsurpassed mechanical construction, and guaranteed 100 per cent. British . material and workmanship combine to place Morris Cars in the forefront. When all is said and done, it is the amount of money that has to leave the owner’s pocket in order to keep his car on'the road that really matters, and of almost equal importance is the price that he can demand for it second-hand. Morris Cars score on both these point*. From £250 r Local Agent for full particulars. H drris< Oi dS h Auckland Provincial Agents for Morris Cars! Morris House, Khyber Pass Road, Newmarket, Auckland. Local Agents: B Hauraki Plains Motors Ltd., Ngatea.

Super for lop*dressind Advocated by the Director of Fields Division, Department of Agriculture (Excerpt from recent speech of Mr. A. H. XS"" COCKAYNE, Director Fields Division W’’ of the Department of Agriculture. Repro- p P duced from “N.Z. Herald," Auckland.) p W Mr. Cockayne stated -that experiments in top- p A A Wk dressing had been carried out longer in the % H Waikato than in any other part of the Do- g if minion, where ‘it had been definitely proved g P that Lime and Super was the best fertiliser p “ w t 0 use -* n f He further stated that on soils of poorer quality M-„„a slow-acting phosphate gave better results, f This statement by one of the most prominent agricultural authorities in New Zealand, stresses what all progressive fartners realise—-the necessity for top-dressing, and more especially the outstanding superiority of highgrade Super. In the official test conducted by the Department of Agriculture at Te Kuml near Te Kuiti, it has been shown that Superphosphate and Superphosphate with Lime surpass any ..other fertilisers for top-dressing. Super 44'46% is manufactured in New Zealand from Nauru/Ocean Phosphate. You can procure supplies from all Merchants slid Storekeepers ; or direct from the manufacturers SUPER 1 Are Essential to Good Health At all seasons of the pear you mao dep nd upon finding the green groceries you ’equire f E.V?7 Flesh supplies come in daily and orders receive prompt attention. ® The Dolly Varden Vfl I 1 (u Fourth Door from Railway Station U PAEROA Phone 128