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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9364, 5 February 1909, Page 6

A reporter nh’ the Ashburton Guardian was bhowri a field ‘riuder wheat, 1 impart Of-which had been treatedwith (.superphosphates, and with this,exception, tjie grain,,,had been sown under uniform, conditions. ! The portion 1 of tbe^paddbck that ! had been i manured (rihoWs; promise;; of yielding fully ten bushels more - per acre than the . untreated .part, and will be fit for reading at least a week before the fexriainder ! bf the filed, although it was sown, a week later. Tire manare cost the farmer about si? shUljpgs peraore. Mr W. A,„ Kellow, Taranakistreet, Wellington, N.Z., writes: ‘‘There is "rib n <|uestibnj about it— Ohamberlairi’s Obtib, Ghblera and Diarrhoea Remedy-is a; fine >one. I Pave used it, ; seyeral times and it alw.aye'gives me, immediate,, relief. Nbfc lbrig' Kgo bob of iriy carters came home'With a’ very severe -attack of colic and diarrhoea arid it only took t.wfi doses (Of; Oha,9a,bprlain’,a Cplio, Cholera apd Diarjrhcea to,fly him up in 'gtfod shape. I never go away on a trip Without*a brittle pine/. for Lfind that change of water often pne.,For .sale .every- - .'V '.ia.-ioi.. .palej.hljpodleps women .need. Stearns’ Wine to make' new;’blood : arid restotb stfen^th. 4 Does as fUrich. good as codliver oil and u iron! and tastes^ikefhe.firi^stpldLPprt.