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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 227, 22 September 1905, Page 3

Special Notices i K SELECTED DAI BY COWS W AND HEIFERS, elose to profit; very quiet. Apply— H. SHAW, Kinonaku.

[i D. BAIRD, DENTIST, HAS Commenced practice at Ka whia, and may be consulted a’ Dr Jenkins’ surgery.

. \ NOTICE. A LL Accounts owing to E. DA. Hamilton must be paid on or before September 23cd. Legal proceedings will be taken if settlement is not arranged prior to that date. E. D. HAMILTON.

THISTLE HOTEL, Queen Street, AUCKLAND. PAT. QUINLAN has taken over tbe above Hotel, where he will be pleased to see old friends and wel* come new cues. First,class accommodation for country settlers and the travelling public.

PASPALUM DILIT ATOM. Having sold ail my acclimatised SEED, am now offering splendid sample of NEW SOUTH WALES SEED From the best grower, who assures me 30 per cent, will germinate. REDUCTIONS ON LARGE ORDERS. H. D. BHDFOBB, Ngaruawahia. J. c. BERG, Boatbuilder, etc., KAWHIA. UNDERTAKING WORK DONE.

* [A CARD J MRS. BERG A NNOUNCEB that she is prepared ll_ to undertake Nursing Duties. Address— Mhs. Bkbo, Next Lundon and Scott’s Hall, Kawhia. PASPALUM DILATATOM.' ACCLIMATISED PLANTS, far superior to New South Wales Plants, 95s per 1000; seed, Isfidlb.; per bag, Is 6d, Nganiawahia. BEST HAND SHAKEN. THE ONLY GRASS WORTH GROWING. IkTO Wis the time to plant Roots. CAN IN BE PUT IN ALL THROUGH THE WINTER. Seed should only be sown September, October and November. Further particulars on applying. Will be pleased to show 100 acres of Paspalum. H. D. BEDFORD, NGSBUkWAHU.

I ? IffUlLSy radUaW Grocer dies ■ .. supplv you *i-.h Nelson. Monte S Pur*C-.*ylon or Blende ! BTreaa’ord-tr from «nme other store or dr-.p us a postcard jga v e vo-1 are M’P? - « o a Y' v

THE COUNTRY SPEAKS IK RAPTURES Ofc’ WHAT “ CHAMPION ” HAS SAVED IT. THE following ia an extract from the Hawera.Star —‘‘The Northern Roller Milling Company, who manufacture the CHAMPION brand of Flour, are rovr work ing full tfme, in order to keep pace with the ever-increasing demand for their produce. This must be satiefactory to every breadwinner, wh'-B’t is remembered that every effort sueh as persuasion, dumping, etc., has been resorted to by the Sou’ hern Flour Trust to induce the mill to j in tbe combine and fix prices. That the Northern Company have been enabled to make such a successful stand against a trust (50 strong) is due to bho splendid support given them by tho public, who have shown fcheir appreciation of the CHAMPION’S action in standing alone. This, together with the uniform and first-class quality of their products, filace them at the top of tbe tree, both at Deal k hows and also at the late exhibition at New Plymouth, where the Northern Roller Mill’s exhibit secured First Prise •gainst All comers. WHEN THE BREADWINNERS REMEMBER THAT THE NORTHERN COMPANY’S ACTION HAS SAVED THEM THOUSANDS OF POUNDS, AND MEAN STILL TO GO ON DOING SO, it is quite certain that their bnsiness must continue to increase. The public can aesuro this by insisting on being supplied with CHAMPION bread and flour, obtain,able from practically every storekeeper and baker throughout Taranaki,” Laborum Dulce Lenimen * (The Sweet Solace of oub Laboubs),