W. G. BHOTBOLT & CO, DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. Artistic Creations nHT Blouses, etc. te %3 £ m m m m Ideas that are "right-up-to-the-minute" in style, smart and pleas- ' < ing in effect, with taste and thoroughness in workmanship, / you will do well to "> visit our new season's i dSplay. We confidently assert that this is "THE" choicest r . selection ever seen in , , the dvtricL And th* prices are a distinct inducement to buy hew 11 THE HOUSE FOR VALUE. PUKEKOHE.
XEEDS BASICZ SLAG (21 PER CENT. PHOSPHORIC ACID.) We regret that owing to the exceeding high freights and insurances the landed cost of Leeds Slag would be too high to warrant importations. To meet the position we have arranged for a supply of UNXLD TOP DRESSING an excellent substitute for Basic Slag. This top dressing contains over 2S per cent. Phosphoric Acid and the Government Analyst has reported very favourably on its high grade and lasting qualities. The price to-day is £5 10s Ud per ton f.o.r. Auckland subject to our usual cash discount. As there is only a limited quantity available we strongly recommend our clients to book at once to avoid disappointment. Call or write for full particular. WILLIAM ROULSTON King Street, Pukekohe.
THREE SOLID REASONS Why Dairy Farmers Supply the New Zealand Dairy Association LIMITED. 1. It pays the Highest Price for Butterfat. 2. It is the Largest Dairying Concern iu this Dominion and is still growing (.larger turnover spells administrative economy). o. It is Truly Co-operative. THE NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSO CIATION, Ltd., AUCKLAND
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 157, 21 March 1916, Page 2
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256Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 157, 21 March 1916, Page 2
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