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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7722, 26 January 1905, Page 4

11 y in jiwjwp! WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO* un>. „ MANUFACTURERS, ; Oflices, Laillbton Quay, WellingtonManure Works, flfitHMiyiflff IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, Cheap Manures ? n JRWKS AT wAHAUItANQ I, Jowt. SACKS. Pnr I cwt. b»g» 2« M per ton exit* to charged. M MANURE, £4 lOe PER TON, Quuuiwl Aralvai* • TrioUcic Phosphate U per oent Ammo#I * _ »B««R IMPORTED SUPERPHOSPHATE „£5 5a PER TON. . Anaijraia: 35 to 87 per cent. Soluble Pfeoqteti, NO. 1 MIXTURE, £5 to PER TON, Guaranteed Analysis; * One ball Imported Superphosphate, N to « P« cent. Soluble Phosphate One ball Bom Dust at above NO. 6 MIXTURE, £4 17a M per toa Obi(ball imported Superphosphate. aa ibovi 0^« M Manure aa above SPECIAL POTATO MA NUKE _ . £S PER TON. fc°m tbe report of tfce New York Agricultural Experiment StoWon, at Geneva, N.Y.). Guaranteed Analysis: Five twenty-thirds DRIED BLOOD. It pet cent. A&u&oiiii§ Ten twenty-thirds BONE DUST, as ' above * Po e £^? lnU Kkim a m KAINIT, v J"v fi! 1 " 0 " of » MnsJl proportion oi Kulnit to any of the i* an advantage, and will be made without extra charge 11 specified by the purchaser when giving the order, MIXING, The Manures are net BB m the orders an ant out, awl nuchaser* at their option can have the original Manures sent to them in the takers' bap and main the miitonx themselves. CAN I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OR OTHER ENOINEEBI BY OUR SYSTEM OF TEACHING BY MAIL YOU CAN, ( „ ADVANTAGES: 1. You can study at home, 2. we teach everywhere. •. No time lost Irom work. 4. Prepare lor 6. No text books to buy. I. Abundantly Illustrated Isstrso-' Hon paper*. 7. Instruction Papers free from an unnecessary mathematics and side issues 8. Each Instruction Paper prepared by technical experts. ». Instruction private. 10. The work is made interesting. 11. II student can read and writs, and studies aa directed, success is assured. 12. Fees can be paid by monthly I* st&lmeote, 18, Backward students given special assistance. U. Open to all. No time » We also teach by mall >-Drawfae< Shorthand, Book-keeping and Ao> countancy, and coach tor the ors' and Incorporated Accountants* Exams., Civil Service. University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teaobers, and tor "D" and "E." Every prepared by us for the reoent Papa Teachers' Examination rtiooeeded In passing. Book-keeping simplified for Fame# 1 Recommended by His Honor Mr Justioe Kettle. 2s 8d post Ires. Stamps accepted. THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OR CORRESPONDENCE. Head Office lor New Zealand: (Chartered by the SUte.) , 192 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Write for free Illustrated Hand* Book "I" ind copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Students, and nutation subjects in which you are Interested. Success Is certain if our instructions followed, throughout fee colony. EDISON'S BAIR RENBWER, RESTORES GRAY OR FADED HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR. CLEANSES THE SCALP 'AND PREVENTS DANDRUFF* PROMOTES GROWTH, AND MAKES THE HAIR SOOT, PLIANH AND GLOSSY. IN BOTTLES at 8s Sd. Posted, la M to any part of the Colony. HAVE TO THANK YOUR 88NEWER. Auckland, January 26, IMIj Mr John Edson. Dear Sir,—l have Just been iookifti over a few of the testimonials from some of your grateful lady friends, and have much pleasure la adding Sold by Chemists and Storekeepers tv in procuring supplies in your dietrict, kindly oonußuntofctw fttt Hit proprietor. N.B.—Should then lw uf diffic&Jt mine to the list. Some ram sgo my hair was getting gray, and I was induced to try seveaLjtppnlar Hair Restorers, but all wlthtMurfous effects, till I procured a bow? of yout excellent HAIR RENEWER) and have been using it for aboit 14 years. All my friends wonder hot It is my bair has fetalned it* colour and quantity so splendidly. I tell them I have to thank your RENEWfcR alone for its preservation. Besides removing dandraff and the head clean and ooolf »««*££ very agreeable feature Is lta inerpenslvencfs. i never lose aa opporw wSdry. r,<!ommwi,Uß « « i<> «a«3f I am, yours very alncenlr, J- EDS Oft. CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST ' Medical Hall, Queen Street, AockUnd DO YOG EVER * WATCH A CHILD 1 rX| W o h f In fhZ d SUaeriDg to the C'lT j loo ** stdJuacUr bo "y- «»» long (or a ■iys aria "mijV Btrcn £thena and helps the aDri «n, V i ta '. or B :anis ® throw off and eliminate the conditions that S, troubles. • Vet who* Scott a Emulsion will c*um Um troubles of 'toothing to disappear. , UM® ro 's something better to be dona. k iS" ch " d '■ three months old, begin with Scott's Emulsion, which Si o *, ettrU, y matUr ' lime, etc., ' ?w1u t0 . mftke Uoth ' you tod that the baby's teeth arrive oti tins < nn v«^ out pa,n th « chilrt. DO YOU EVER WATCH 4 nmr.n I when the child ii suffering from teething trouble, r It U period that convulsions often attack children, and you have the horror, of witnessing their really acute tu{ferings—always a pitiable thing where childron are concerned. It is ® UC J* » mistake to make light of ' teething troubles. Just because thw have to happen I But it is not necessary to describe these suffering*. You are concerned elnly in their cure. 8 COIT'B EMULSION. The use of Scott's BmoUloa (a likely ahao to make the teeth more pep- , foct. You have ofio precaution only to take, and that is to see thtet on the wrapper of the bottle thwro is * picture of a wan carrying abifcod« fish It that cotMlsh is not there, you are not getting what we pronrfse you—a cure ! You can obtain *, a sample of Scott's Emulsion and 1 the choicest of children's booklets (or < the year, "A Bunch of Hoses," benn. tifully printed in colours, by sending J 6d to Scott and Itowne (United? 483 Kenb-stroot, Sydney.,and uon> Uoning this patter. All chemists nell Scott's Emulsion. gp'