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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43384, 5 November 1908, Page 4

Fertilisers, Jewellers, Etc. TC MANUFACTURING ANALYSIS. >tl to I%'/. Soluble Phosphate MIN UJM GUARANTEE 31*15 Total Pnosphates I*2l Ammonia. Equivalent to I*oo Nitrogen B*oo Sulphate of Potash W PER TON,Jess. 2%% >22 t0J83% Insoluble Phosphate tH to 2% Ammonia 0 to 10% Sulph. of Potash j PACKED m HAMBY I% SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR LARGE LOTS 17 OUR ISTDM REPORT SPLENDID CROP, KG DISEASE - USED p v “Lastseason I focil your Special Potato Jlftnure. I had a splendid crop ; nsGdistafle of any Kind." N.Z. DRUG CO., LTD. IfL' 9 Head Office : ALBERT STREET Worttf {'WESTFIELD, near Otahuhu .AUCKLAND

m o S T AND A,T W AIH 0 U 1 ppd tfeiyel .%<»/ grounding die* tr THE HACKNEY STALLION, Ringwood. j (By-Woodstock—dam Bessie) ; Bred by C. J. Storey, ;Esq., jTe Awamutu. I Woodstock, by Patchem djim Oh6BSIO Bessie, by King Quail dam Aijab mare. . Patchem, by PenolePatchem (imp,) Chessie, by. Merry legs dam Derby mare. . " RINGWOOD, rising 5 years, stands 16 hands, a beautiful dark brown m colour, with the best oP'legp and feet. A true mover and undeniable con<* stitution. Has proved himself a sure foal getter and his stock are full ; of promise. This focrrpaDces should speak for nun, shown- seven.times, competing against the best, taking six firsts and ope second. He has never been beaten sincehe was a yearling. Eveiy one of Bessie , s stock have been prize winners. A cob by Woodstock.realised hin at auction in Auckland recently. Students of pedigree, from* perusal of the above, will see that this beautiful colt has a promising future, comand ID Patchem, while everyone of his dam’s progeny have been prizewinners. Therefore he should be an acquisition to breeders for getting weightcarrying hacks and light h&fnees horses. Terms = £3 3s single mare, twd or lore as per agreement. Good grazing at ls’per week. Every care 'taken, but no responsiility inourred. „ ; • - A. J-BURKE, 328 Owner.

m GENTLEMEN requiring a good Fitting Suit, combined with the Latest Cut and Style cannot do better than place their orders with I. HEMP: 1 ifi® HBbBVIfI 1 WHO HAS A ’ Magnificent Range of Suitings FOR SPRING and SUMMER WEAR. NOTE ADDRESS— B- J. M. KEMP, MERCHANT TAILOR,. HATTER and SHIRT MAKER, Queen and Swanson Streets ckland 364 A. WONDERFUL RECORD '©II Ppi & <****/% w IfcSr-'S ss~*' fzf§m S: w.t a " f iui 'W 'W9T HAS HELD FIRST PLACE IN PUBLIC ESTEEM FOR OYER 156 . 200 YEARS! REST CHt3T i& ,|TVj T cm results km f*j| "MS CM «*£ MAav9 ' U rJm&mr > n m\W y=a®c 'zmZ'S.. »¥ -.»/ L / 5; £ AND 7 ' l| ottrscoM UC^C! SS" 8 FORI ST •r: § 252

r. 0 STAND THIS SEASON 1 on our farm at Waihou j the THOROUGHBRED STALLION Extractor. (By Hotchkiss—dam Dorothy. 1 Extrador is a splendid well-built horse, standing 16g. hands with plenty of bone* DOROTHY by the Dauphin dam Bregeia ' S; Bregela, bay mare bred by Mr H. Philipps (Victoria) in 1887 by Panic her ’ dam Phyllis by Riohview —Phil* lipiue by the Premier—Matilda by Zohrab —mare by Bay Cameron. Terms, £3 33. Por further particulars apply t 0 LENNARD Bros. "W^aihou. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN MORRINSVILLE, And travel the Districts of Waitoa, Waihou and Te Aroha, the Heavy, Draught Stallion “ Gallant Ben.” Rising 6 years, by the champion sire Benmore ; dam Sylvia; one of the best, if not the best, mares seen in Waikato. His stock, two years old, show promise of first-class quality. Particulars in future' advertisement. For further information apply to J. GADDES, 317 Morrinsville. TO STAND AT ARATIATIA and travel surrounding districts, C E TROIITNG STALLION All Black. (ie, Young Victor —Da NVI) •< All Black ” is a beautiful black horse with good legs and feet. His sire, Young Victor, by Victor, started =even times, gaining 4 first and 2 seconds. Young Victor is by Victor, who was never beaten in a show ring, except by his own stock. TERMS—Service, £3 single mare, Guarantee, £4. Two or more mares as per arrangement. W, A, and R. WRIGHI', Owners. B McSWEENEY, Groom-in-charge. 33

Silver-plated = TABLE WARE Wfe Illustrate a : few articles from our Treasure House Stock; all are of good quality, and warranted to give every satisfaction. • Buying froinue means a saving to you of from 10 to 20 per cent. Tin addition to this we pay postage, and if you are not satisfied with your purchase on receipt, fm ean exchange the same, or get your money baek in full—Just as you wish. G 2593. 53* H 1099. Clear-glaj* Butter Dish Silver-plated Frame and Knife 11/6. g aw*. ' Olowr-elM# Butter Diih. oilv«r>Slnted Frame and Lid, 12/6. • Silrer-plated and Outplus Cruet and fcpoono, 19/6. F 7729. Fllnt-glaas Jam Dish, fflUver-plated Frame. Lid, and Spoon, 17/6. H 9947 G 4138. Fancy-triage Jnjn Dieh, Sllyor-platod Frame. BVpputr»la«s Butter Dish, Best opostp«», 22/a. Sllv«r-p\at<?<l Frame A Lid, 26/For the convenience of Country Customers we have Illustrated Catalogues, giving great variety of our goods. These are sent free on request. As we do not. employ Agents or Travelling Salesmen, to ensure receiving our goods it Is neecssary to deal with us direct at our Auckland Treasure (House. We pay postage and guarantee safe delivery of the goods. SiS@oo.ari Wamson - 4 ,fo„ .. i / Yh© Leading J©w«lloro, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.