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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 261, 28 October 1908, Page 4

PACKED IN V/ CWT. BAGS 16 TO TON. WBSTFIELD DISSOLVED BONES beat all other Manures in the test. VITRIOLIZED BONEDUST Bones dissolved in Sulphuric Acid so as to render them immediately available for Plant Food. MR. POND'S ANALYSIS: VITRIO LIZ ED BONEDUST JULY 14, 1908. Soluble Phosphate IO'OB per cent. Reverted Phosphate 16 62 Insoluble Phosphate 11-87 Total Phosphate, as tri-caloio ~ 38'34 Nitrogen ized Organic Matter .. .. 17'38~ equal to Ammonia 3-10 f Special Quotations for Large Lots. READ THE RESULTS of the use of this Manure at the RUAPRA EXPERIMENTAL STATION For TOP-DREBBING GRASS LAND Westfleld Dissolved Bones used: 2 cwt. to acre Cost 14/6 per acre Weight of Grass cut per acre Tons. Cwt. Qrs. Lbs. 7 11 t 10 Ten cwt. Basie Slag per acre, did not give nearly so good a result, and2 cost £1 18s. 9d. per acre. 7 © per ton Less 2'/i per cent. Discount, for Cash. DELIVERED in lots of 30 cwt. or over, freight paid alongside the following Ports WAITARA NEW PLYMOUTH (Breakwater) OPUNAKE WANGANUI NAPIER WELLINGTON KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER CO.'S n.z. drug co„ ltd. Head Office I ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND, Works: WE9TFIELD, scar OLkuhu. On 5a lu by—vv. ROWE, New Plymouthj GRIFFITHS & Co., Now Plymouth; JOLL BROS., Waitara; JIOA FAK.M ERS' UNION, Ltd., laglewood; J. D. MORISON, Stratford; and all Stores and Produce Merchants.

BELLRINBER BROS., UNITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, OIL AND COLORMEN, PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, ETC. JUST LANDED -A Splendid Assortment of PICTUKES (framed and nuframed), OAK FRAMES and MOULDINGS, SPORTING GOODS, FANCY LINES, ETC. ' BELLRINGER BROTHERS, LIMITED, DEVON STBEKT ... NEW PLYMOUTH BROADWAY ... STEATEOBD

reliable seeds FOR SPRING SOWING U'AUIIEHS requiring seeds of any description are invited to inspect samples and obtain prioea before purchasing elsewhere. I offer the following with every confidence: — ° MANGOLD SEED: Long Red, Yellow Globe, an(s G olden Tankard. CARROT SEED: Sinclair's Champion. The above are colonial-grown, fro® selected roots of the best quality, aro oi teated germination, and will be fouudi' equal and in most cases superior to imported usually sold at double my prices. oWEDiii AND TURNIP SEEDS: varieties n ° W SeaS ° n ' 3 su PP ,ics " re i uat to h an <l> and comprise the following HURST'S MONARCH, CHAMPION CRIMSON ICING, and JOHN BULL Swedes, ami Purple-top Mammoth, P.T.Y. and G.T.Y. Aberdeen Turnips and Thousand-headed Kale. I have also in stock full supplies of' Grass Seeds and Clovers i'or sprin <T sowing, all of the best quality and innd era to in price. ° NOIL. I claim to sell cheapest seeds, although not always lowest in price. NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD

BO SiTH WICK'S 1 STAKDARD FERTILISERS fpHESE Standard Blends of Fertilisers lire constituted so as to yield the maximum of efficiency when applied to the crops for which they arc adapted, and their constituents are so balanced that every pound used gives the highest return for the money invested in them. Our Manure Department is under the control of a trained and experienced Agricultural Chemist, whose services and advice are at the disposal of our clients free oi cost. Special Blends of Fertilisers to suit special requirements. ? Customers' soils analysed free of charge. " Price list and particulars of analyses on application. Agents for HASELL'S SUPERPHOSPHATES. FREEZING! WORKS: : < • i ~/ / WAITAEA AND HASTINGS. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (BU) Blood aud Bone (OG) Ordinary Grass OPG) Permanent Grass (T) Turnip (P) Potato (L) Legumes (G) Grain (R) Rape (M) ilangold (AUSTRALASIA) LTD.

BOOT SALE STOCKTAKING AT THE DEVON STItUET IS . ' Uusual Price Sale Price Ladies' Giaoe and Button Slioe3 lfi/0 13/6 Ladies' Glace Derby Slioefj ■ Mi/6 13/0 Ladies' Glace Lace and Button Shoes 7/0 5/6 Ladies' Tan Kid SUoos 10 to 20 pet -ent. off Gents.' Box-calf Derby Bals 21/- 10/0 Gents' Shooters 7/6 10/6 14/6 Gents' Balg (wide fitting) 10/6 7/6 Ladies' Gum Boots 12/0 10/6 A.B.C. MAIL OKDEII DEPARTMENT.—AII parcels carriage paid

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SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT OF COUGHS AND COLDS. [ THREE GREAT IIESVJEDBES | SPECIALLY DESIGN.'SO I'O.R THE CUKE OF THE VAHIOUS I KINDS OP COUGHS, j Compound Syrup of Whiie Pine with Tar Promptly rcl'uvos all ordinary Coughs anil Colds. Prices 1/0 and 3/0 ISalrn of GifiaU No. 2 Acts like ;t durni for the rclieE ami wire of Coughs of a Dry or Irrit.itiaa uliiiraclcr. Prices, 1/0 and H/U Baby Cough Syrup The Children s Host liemedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Croupt Whooping Cougli, etc. Perfectly harmless, and contains no opiates. Prices, V-, 1/0, and 2/0 f- ' r-IiEL'AKKD OXIA' BY 1, WM. ERASER. •v / ■ JI.P.S., V. and N.Z., 1 '•? CONSUL'L'IX 0 CHEMIST, ;■•'"< DEVON STItKGT. NEW PLYMOUTH. \ " Our Well-known Remedies can lie obtained from \ I".[;niAi[ Mr. L. T. Criswcll. STRATFORD Mr. llopkiiu. Broadway. ' ' .n,OI,K\VOO)I M°a farmers' C'o-0,., ! / , Messrs. Sutherland Bros. V : ' Messrs. T. Drake and Co. ' W.-UTARA Messrs. .Sampson and Uollicr "WAuKA Mr. 0. 11. Kto«. 1 RAHOTU Mr. T. I>. Hughson, PUNOAREIJC and OAONUI .. Mr. J. Tavlor. ' OKATO Mr. ,J. S. Fox. ' C' BELL BLOCK Mr. l'oto. V * ' UKENUr and TJR.OTI Mr. C. N. Bowe. 1 'I ' j '.'J . , 'And from all Leading Storekeepors, 5. [?