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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 283, 9 November 1906, Page 3

County Notices. . KAWHIA COUNTY COUNCIL. ~wn, .... . • nd 'i’EMDEUS will be received for on X 2000 FEET HEART OF BIMO ;d, SAWN TIMBER, 12 « 12 x 10ft., ur delivered on the Wailetuna - Ante, ■is road. Tvnderti will close at noon on ibe 22tid November next at the Council Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. K. NEWTON, Connty Clerk. “7 i ca Auction Salos. th - ’ '■ or M-NICOL & CO; 4 nt . . . .... n- OHAUPO—Tuesd .y, November 18 or HAMILTON SPECIAL HORSE SALE—-Wedneed.y and Thursday, November 14 and 15 CAMBRIDGE —Friday, Nov. 10 - HAMlLTON—Thursday, Nov. 22 WAlHoU—Friday, November 23 OIIAUPO Stock and Bull Sole, Tuesday, Nov. 27 MATAMATA—Wednesday, Nov. 23 _ TE KUlTl—Wednesday, Dec. 5 1 i - ' - ' '' j f N.2.L A M.A. CO., LTD. ?? BANGIBIBI—Thursday, Nov. IS I TE AWAMUTU—Saturday, Nov. 17. .1 OHAUPO—Tuesday, Nov. 20 PIRONGIA-Wednesday, Nov. 25 CAMBRIDGE—Fridiy, Deo. 7 Special Notices NOTICE. ~ <pHE Auckland St*k cm be pro--0 1 cured nt tbu “Setllwr” Office, C 8 Kawhia. Subscriber;- required. ‘"I • te ‘ S “ T 1 5 E ■ ™ P UNNIfcU ,on‘ my - property at LV Qparuu, a 8-year old STEER, three clips out of right ear, no visible brand. Owner can have same by paying W. W. DAVIES. ANNUAL HORSE HUNT. LL fait n ested in the above are [/e c-;rdi3l ! y invited to attend on Jt - the 104 h of November. Those having horses to ba caught are epeeiaily asked lo be there. W. A. MASOF. A BARGAIN. S TpOR SALE, Fur Immediate Ret- Jj moval-1 LARGE STABLE, i- 80ft. long by 21ft. wide ; built of rimu, y, iron roof, 18 x 6 harness room and 16 rs x 6 feed room attached. Price—£B6, a- or offer. a- DANCE & HAMILTON. st— WANTED—Smokers of MILD tobacco to VV know that DEBBY is jnatthe thing to suit them; doos not burn the tougue. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. hiWi J THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY ar TEAS IN THE WORLD IN COMre PARISON TO THE POPULATION L OF ANY COUNTRY. L Warr Tamaki, 7th April, 11MM5,

T have pleasure in reporting on the use of your POTATO BLIG HT EXTERM INATOK. 1 used the preparation practically in accordance with the directions on the package, first of all steeping the potatoes in the liqnid for 24 hours on the lines suggested in directions—afterwards placing in the sun to thoroughly dry, prior to planting. 1 planted in tho ordinary way with the addition of a little lime in the drill—about scwt. to the acre. When the shoots showed about 2J to 3in. above the ground, I gave them a complete spraying in accordance with you# directions. When they were about 12 inches high I sprayed again, or when any indication of the blight showed upon the Tk- whele of my ovup has turned out perfectly sound and m«Ufactory, 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 tc the proper directions, hive saved their crops with good results. I am sat’sfied that'tain preparation is an exterminator of the blight, and at the same time it increases thejyield of the potatoes to a considerable extent. It is noticeable es p'«;ially in regard to the improved flavour of the potatoes. Previous Io this preparation having been brought before my notice 1 had used the Bordeaux Mixture, but the results were very unsatisfactory. I have also used vour PO ' ATO BLIGHT EXTERAIINATOR Lr blight in cauliflower, cabbage and turnips and have bud splendid re suit.-. Yours faithfully, J. PILKINGTON. Mr John Pilkington is a largo grower of potatoes and well known throughout New Zealand as an authority du potato growing and other branches of farming, SMOKERS PLEASE NOTE. A rush on it. Wbat ? DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, in TWO OUNCE TINS. Al! tobacconists. SMOKERS READ THIS. The good thing at inst ! DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, in TWOOUNCE TINS. Try it.