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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 282, 26 October 1906, Page 3

The Peeples’ Column. iAdvertisements under this heading are inserted at the rate of three lines for 1h ; three insertions 2h Sd. All advertisements must he preI»id. ] WANTED KNOWN—The good thing at lost! DERBY Tobacco, ELAKE CUT, n TWO OUNCE TINS. Try it. FOR SALE—Strong Four-wheel WAGGON, £l7 ; Massey-Harris BLOUGH, £6 Prices delivered at Raglan. Apply— P.M-, “ Settler” Office. \IfANTKD KNOWN—The most up-to-date «Y MILD tobacco is DERBY in thenew TWO OUNCE TINS. Try it. LIOR SALE—Pictoral History of England, P in 7 volumes, published 1855 Sample volumes and price on application at the SETrhsit Oilice, IIQR SALE—SIDE SA DDLE (complete) I' in good order. £3 lite. Apply—C S, Settler Office. ULfANTED—Smokers of MILD tobacco to VV know that DERBY is jnsttbe thing tn suit lheni; doos not burn Ihe tongue. I VIST ARRIVED—2SO Beautiful lictaral ’! Pust Cards, Id each, Apply—Sett'er Office, \IT ANTED KNOWN. The famous 1V DERBY Tobacco is now sold in TWO OUNCE TINS FLAKE CUT. T.y it Public NoticesCIARDS, Programmes, Billheads, ' Circulars, Handbills, etc., printed nt the Settler Office. WANTED KNOWN. r TIHE Best of al! Smokes L DERBY BLAKE CUT in TWO-OUNCE TINS. [A CARDJ MRS. BERG | REGISTERED NURSE, | A NNOI NOES that sbo is prepared [ to undertake Nursing Duties. |- Address Mas. Berg, Next Lundon and Scott’s Hall, Kawhia.

WANTED SMOKERS TO TRY DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, in the now TWO OUNCE TINS. It’s a particularly fragrant and coo< smoke. NOTICE. OUR Maori Company (18) is pre* pared to do any kind of work. Communications addressed to th© undersigned will be attended to immediately. Charges moderate. Hepi is manager of tbe company. H. MANUKOKAKA, Hauturu, Kawhia. Te Rau-a-moa, mrs. e7le prou DESIRES to announce that she has opened a New Boardinghouse at Te Rau-a-moa. Good Accommodation for Travelling Stock. Horse Feed Always on Hand. GOOD STABLIB. WANTED SMOKERS TO try FLAKE CUT DERBY Tobacco in the new TWOOUNCE TINS. It’s splendid.

West TamaKi, 7th April, 1905, Mfssrs Shakland a Co., Ltd., Auckland, Dear Sirs, — I have pleasure iu reporting on tbe use of your POTATO BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR. 1 used the preparation practically in accordance with the directions on the package, first of all steeping the potatoes in the liquid for 24 hours on the lines suggested in directions— afterwards placing in the sun to thoroughly dry, prior to planting. 1 planted in the ordinary way with the addition ol'a little lime in the drill—about scwt. to the acre. When the shoots showed about 21 to 3in. above the ground, I gave them a complete spraying in accordance with your directions. When they were about 12 inches high I sprayed again, or when any indication of the blight showed open lhe stalks, Tfcs wteels ef my me» tes iismei oak psrfsakly sound anJ MtCfactery, although many of my neighbours who have not used this preparation have lost the whole of their crops; but those who used your preparation according to the proper directions, have saved their crops with good results. I am satisfied that this preparation is an exterminator of the blight, and at the same time it increases thejyield of the pot itoes to a considerable extent. It is noticeable es pecially in regard to the improved flavour of the potatoes. Previous to this preparation having boon brought before my notice 1 had used the Bordeaux Mlxtsre, but the results were very unsatisfactory. I have also used your POTATO BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR for blight in cauliflower, cabbage and turnips and have bad splendid re suits. Yours fisithfully, (Signed) J. PILKINGTON. Mr John Pilkington fs a large grower of potatoes and well known throughout New Zealand as an authority on potato growing and other blanches of farming, WANTED KNOWN. FOR the convenience of Smokers GOLDEN EAGLE Tobacco, FLAKE CUT is now put up in TWO OUNCE TINS. NOTICE. fT HE following local agents for -L the Kawhia Settler have been appointed:— OPARAU—O. SPURLING KINOHAKU—H. DERECOUKT TE RAU-A-MOA--E. LE PROU KS” Subscription—2/6 per quarter (in advance), H. H. PETTIT, Proprietor