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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 286, 23 November 1906, Page 3

Public NoticesC“ ARDS, Piogramnaoß, Billljeadn, Circulars, Handbills, etc., printed at the SsribKH Office. W. A. HEALY, Fruiterer & Confectioner, NEAB THE WUABF, h A VV BIA. The Best of bruit (Fre.:.u Weekly) Sold til Lowest Prices. KaT Herbal Beer, 3d per Glass, Always on Tap. [A CARDJ MRS. BERG REGISTERED NURSE, A N NOU NOES that she ig prepared to iindertako Nursing Duties. Address Mrs. Berg, Next London and Heott’e Hall, Kawhia. WANTED KNOWN. LfTHAT all the Tobuccuiiiblß sell -L DERBY TOBACCO flake cut, iu two-ounce TINS. G. H. MACKENZIE, OPARAU,

HAS tbo Agencies for several BOAT OIL ENGINES, from the “ Little Giant ” upwards. Small Profits and Quick Returns. A. 8. PATERSON A CO., AUCKLAND, Buttor, Flax & Ganwal MerchantsBUYERS of Butter aud Flax Output®. Sub-Agents—Do Laval Cream Sepators. AH- kinds of Dairy Kcquiaites and Supplies iu Stock. Agent-s fr.r Shaw-Bavill and Albion Co., Ltd. Booking plane and paeeenger circulars on application. Special facilitireoffered for bringing friends eat from home. WANTED KNOWN. the convenience of Smokerg ’ GOLDEN EAGLE Tobacco, FLAKE CUT is now put up in TWO OUNCE TINS. Te Rau-a-moa. MRS. E?"LE PROU DESIRES to announce that sfie has opened a New Boardinghouse at Te Rau-a-moa. Good Accommodation for Travelling Stock. Horse Feed Always on Hand. GOOD STABLES. WANTED KNOWN. rpHE Best of nil Smokos L DERBY BLAKE OUT iuTWO-OUNOE TINS. WANTED SMOKERS TO TRY DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, in the new TWO OUNCE TINS. It’s a patliuulai’ty fragrant nnd cod tmsoko. NOTICE. ri HE following local agents for the Kawhia Settler have been appointed

OPARAU—O. BPURLING KINOHAKU—H. DERECOUHT TE RAU-A-MOA—E. LE PROU BST Subscription—2/6 per quarter (in advance). 11. H. PETTIT, • Proprietor West Tamaki, 7th April, 1906 Mbsbrh Sharland & Co., Ltd., Auckland, Dear Sirs,— I have pleasure in reporting on the use of your POTATO BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR, 1 used Hie preparation practically in accordance with the directions on the package, first of all steeping the potatoes in the liquid for 21 hours on the lines suggested in directions—afterwards placing in the sun to thoroughly dry, prior to planting. I planted in the ordinary way with the addition of a little lime in the drill—about 6cwt. to the aero. When the shoots showed about 2i to Sin. above the ground, 1 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 apon the stalks. The whele of my osop has turned out perfectly sound and satisfactory, 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, hive 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 thojyicld of the potatoes to a considerable extent. It is noticeable es pecially in regard to the improved flavour of the potatoes. Previous to this preparation having been brought before my notice I bad used the Bordeaux Mixture, but the results were very unsatisfactory. L have also used your POTATO BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR for blight in cauliflower, cabbage and turnips and have had splendid ro SultP. Yonrii faithfully, (Signed) j. PILKINGTON, Mr Jubn Pilkington is a large grower of pototoos and well known throughout Now Zealand as an authority on potato growing and other branches of fanning, WANTED smokers TO try FLAKE CUT DERBY Tobacco in tho now TWOOUNCE TINS. !<• splondid.