Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 270, 14 August 1915, Page 8

:"f.vjlle yards TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1915. 250 Good Wether Hoggets .170 Mixed Hoggets (lots) 50 Ewe Hoggets 25 2-t.ooth Wethers •■ 110 12 to 20ii!OS;. Steers (lots)--. 40 2-Z.-GQ.T <k>' ~, ./• ':...;:.H .-40 IS-iros Stoerg-.. . : ■«,;•; ~•■:. : 10 :)-y-ar Steers ;.#'■ y'..- r i -■■ •• . 4 Springing Cows ' ~...■ ■■•■/. '«■ .• 3 Syringing ijairy. :iieit'ers ; - 3 Less-ling 3u!I 3 120 Mfx&iT lioggots" tclT turnips) Heifers . i' : - 'Cows ; • }' J [ 2>-year Steers .' ;',"• ~'..,.,... 100 Ewes in lamb . 7 •:,. . 7/\ •■<; 20 Prime fat Wethers" '' '• ""• ;i 150 Mxd Yei.ii'ngs 0 F.a'nd f. 4i. years Bullocks '2 Springing Jersey Cov/s C Slois Pigs

*?E*E^3S3^SS2£Si23S23233E3 Spare the Manure mi Spoil the Farm Kvcrv sheep yon rear takes a - eonai'devable quantity of bone - phosphate from the soil. If von are to keep up the qualii y of the crops and stock you mu*t restore this vitality io the laml by applying W.ftLE. Co. Manures. 3 They contain the plant. fo<rda ayesstri-y for pro.itiction of liigttc* 1 crops— and ihes>\ In their turn, give Patter Sheep.' W.M.K. 00.-s Nos. 1A and SA. | Mixuve* are principally f*hovpliatic "Manures oontiiinlng a proportion of Nitrogen to J sustain the growth. are specially saitahlo for Turnips and Bapp, I'riee-s Net Cash on trucks at Ngahauranga : In ljcwt. Sacks: Per Ton- = • *> . Ko. 1A Mixture - - £517 6 No.3A> " • "?,;•-; £5/17/6; , I-nporfced Super- -•- '-:. phosphate - -' ~ £5.10,'Tnrtieiilars of analysis 'posted on re*} nest'. SEND yoitr STOeK to Wellington Meat Export 0o.» Ltd., for shipment. Ftti Mtorpi Jjunhs and Cattte purelmsed. .) artienlars «s to chargea may be obtained from Wellington Meat B hxpor. IS-20 HUNTER STREET WELLINGTON

, ALWAYS DOES GOOD. " I have used Hean's Essence over two years, and would not be without it. It is most effective for •coughs and colds, and decidedly •economical." MRS. R. Uttixg, .Puketoi, Pahiatua. "My exoerience with Hean's Essence is that it is a very valuable medicine. I can heartily recom- : mend it." G. R. W. Gibbs, Nelson. " I can say that the mixture I /make from Hean's Essence is the "best and safest cough and cold remedy I have ever had in my '."home. My children are always "'benefitted by it" Mrs. Greanky-, 'Hastings. Try the made-at-home cough and •cold remedy proven so effective by the Rood folks named above. All you require is a bottle of Hean's Essence, and a little sugar or hoftes. :two taHespoonfuls of vinegar and -a large breakfastcupful of water. This will provide you with a splen - •did cough, cold and sore throat remedy so large that it will surprise you. It will give you eight foil - eighteenpenny bottles for 2/- only —a clear saving of 10/-. Hean's Essence is entirely free of iharmful drugs. It can be giver* freely and with safety whenever a • cough is present or troublesome. Sip each dose slowly and use as a gargle when throat is sore. Hean's Essence is sold by most ehfimTists/and stores, or post-free on receipt or i price, 21-, from G. W. Heart, Chemist, Wanganui..* Wherever you buy be sure :you get H-E-A-N'-S, as no other will do. ■Head the circular. Iff

An intelligent little fox terrier h:xt been pressged into newspaper work at Mount Pleasaont. on tbo Mils above Sumner. The daughter of one- of the residents takes the dog to the foot of the hill, near the tramline, every morning when she goes to school She collects the newspapers of sii subscribers .-Mid. places them ma bag, specially designed, which is tied round the dog 'a neck. He has been so well trained that he races back up ,tkje with,fits load; and delivers the newspapers at his master's house, from where other resiJen'-.; obtain them.

''■'Save til© Camels" asd wf« a Casli "Ft'iae, Yobs gToesr "wrili toil y«a kaw t^ -enter the "Desert GN3*4H-TSSa Csta*