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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 287, 30 November 1906, Page 3

NOTICE. /\UR Maori Company (18) is pre vJ pored to do any kind nf work. Cuinnumicatione addressed to the undersigned will be attended to iniruidiilely. Charges moderate. H»pi is muneger of the company. H. MANUKOKAKA, Hauturu, Kawhia.

W. A. HEALY, Fruiterer & Confectioner. NEAR THE WHARF, kA W H 1 A . The Beet of fruit (Fresh Weekly) Sold at Lowest Prices. KsS* Herbal Beer, 3d per Glass, 1 Always on Tap. j _—;— | [A CAIIDJ MRS. B E R G REGISTERED NUBBE, ANNOUNCES that she is prepared to undertake Nursing Duties. Address Mrs. Berg, ■ Next Luudou and Hcott’s Hall, Kawhia.

G. H. MACKENZIE. OPARAU. HAB the Agencies for several BOAT OIL ENGINES, from the “ Little Giant ” upwards. Small Profits end Quick Returns.

A. 8. PATERSON A CO., AUCKLAND, Butter, Flax & General MerchantsBUYERS of Butter aud Flax Ontpubi. Sub-Agents—De Laval Cream Sep*- ; tors. All kinds of Dairy Requisites and Supplies in Stock. Agent* for Shaw-Saviil and Albion Cot, Ltd. Booking plans and passenger circulars on application, Special facilitirs offered for bringing friends out from home.

PASPALUMJDILATATUM THE Great Permanent Dairy Grass, i sown from Seccombo’s Famous Hand shaken Seed. Means increase in factor; cheques; higher value for land. In fact i sack of Seocombe's Seed ie the foundatioi of a Farmer's Fortune if properly used. Don’t let this Spring and Summer pas without sowing SEOCOMBE’S Paspalun Seed. Sold locally by Jonathan Ltd , Kawhia and Naw Zealand Loan and Mereautil' Agency Co. Ltd., Auckland. W. SECGOMBE, PROFKIBTOB, GOFF'S HARBOUR, N.S.V

Te Rau-a-mo&. MRS. E?~LE PSOU DESIRES to aunounoe that ehe has opened a New Boardinghouse at Te Rau-a-inoa. Good Accommodation for Travelling Stock. Horse Feed Always on Hand. KNUHMMMIMMMBMWNMIiMgi

NOTICE. fT HE following local agents for the Kawhia Settler have been appointed:— OPARAU—O. SPURLING KINOHAKU—H. DEREOOUKT TE RAU-A-MOA—E. EE PROU Subscription—2/6 per quarter (in advance). H. H. PETTIT, Proprietc-i West TamaKi, 7th April, 1906 Mtssßf? Sharland Co., Ltd., Auckland, Dear Sirs,— I have pleasure in reporting on the use of your POTATO BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR. 1 used the preparation practically in accordance with the direction? on the package, first of all steeping the potatoes in the liquid for 24 hours an tho 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 scwt. to the acre. When the shoots showed about 21 to Sin. above the ground, I gave them a complete spraying in accordance with your directions. Whon thay were abou& 12 inches high I sprayed again, or when any indication of the blight showed upon the stalks, The whole of my crop has turned out per feci ly sound and saHsfactory, although many of my neighbours who have not used this preparvtion 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 satisfied that this preparation is an exterminator of the blight, and at the same time it increases tliejyield of the potatoes to a considerable extent. It is noticeable especially in regard to the improved flavour of tho potatoes. Previous to this preparation having been brought before my notice I had used the Bordeaux Mixture, but the results were very unsatisfactory. I have also used your PO fATO BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR for blight in cauliflower, cabbage and turnips and have had splendid re sulitr, r Yours faithfully, (Signed) J. PILKINGTON. Mr John Pilkington la a large grower of potatoes and well known throughout New Zealand ns an authority on potato growing and other blanches of farming,