Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 179, 21 August 1909, Page 4

Good Manure is Capital invested, and it Pays Big Dividends 1 WESTFIELD MANURES arc THE BEST! We are pleased to give Expert Advice as • to the most suitable manures for certain soils and crops. Our advice is free. To-day no experienced farmer disputes the fact that if he would prosper he must give back to the soil what he takes from it. The only certain way t« do 'his is by the use of scientifically prepared manures. The good farmer looks upon the kbour aud researches of the manufacturers of manures as of the highest importance to him ami takes full advantage of their expert assistance and advice. Thus his land is easily aud economically worked, the crop is heavy and regular, and the pasture which follows is a sure source of profit. It is false economy to spare the manure, for it costs more to work the unfertilised land, and the crop may .not be half as good. Among manures " Westfield " products hold deserved pride of place. They are compounded by experts in the chemistry of soils, and for every soil and crop there is a manure which gives the greatest"and most certain result. For 20 years this Auckland product kas been on the market, and the sales continue to increase by leaps and bounds. Farmers are recognising that "it does not pay to experiment." Year afrtt year they Use the manure which produces big crops, and yet leaves the land in good heart. Freight and labour are the largest items in the use of manures, so that only the best is cheap. The best and the cheapest is " Westfield." Profits depend upon a proper system of manuring. The wise farmer wishes to make as much as possible out of his land each year, and the best way is to regularly use'' Westfield" Manures. We want you to write to us and obtain the manure which suits your particular soil and crop. GET "WESTFIELD," THE CHEAPEST AND BEST. We wish to get into touch with every farmer. We have information which is worth money to him. Writ* for a*r ' Fr«» C»Ulh«* i>< trie* Lltl. Kcmpthorive, Prosser & Co.'s HEAD OFFICE: ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. N.Z. DRUG CO., LTD. WORKS: WEITriCLD, ><u Ouk»k«. OX SALE BY-W. ROWE, New Plymouth; GRIFFITHS & CO., New Plymouth; JOLL BROS.. Waitura; NICHOLLS & SON, Inglewood; J. D. MORISON. Stratford; YOUNG, HOBBS & CO., Stratford. ALL STORES AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.

Of tlii' inhabitant* of Sicily, .-vv.'aly ]:it cent. Clin 111'itlii'r read nor write. The famous -hospice of Great St. Bernard, in tin- Alp-, is situated StV.Wft above sea level. Nearly ,'KI.UHO visitors, reprcscnljii',' sivh'-c'mht dilTerent nationalities, visited Shakespeare's' house at Stratford-on-Avon last year. A burglar who broke into a house at LoiAven. i t Prussia, has- been traeed throngh teeth-marks in a, bitten apple lie left behind him.. Intemperance W decreasing in Wales; there are now forty paris-hes. containing in all 10.212 inhabitants, which have no piiblic-bousV-. Cleopatra's Xecdle, tile famous obelisk on the Thames Embankment, London, is one solid piece of 70ft high, and ISO tons in weight. Of an average cup of tea, !M) per cent, is water. The area outside the Mansion House. Lon.lon. is the busiest spot on earth, an average of thirty-seven vehicles' per mi-ante passing there during the daytime. In Glasgow over half -the population live more tVr.i two in a room. Unbreakable bottles made of paper are produced in the United States'. la the last fifty years the population of England has almost doubled itself;] while that of Ireland has ilecreas'eil J»y about one-third, v Of even- thousand English people.] fourteen ""'(i ami seventeen women are' iinabla to write,