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Taranaki Daily News, 12 November 1915, Page 8

JTHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.'S LIST OF SALES FOR NOVEMBERFriday, 12—Waverley. Friday, 12—Te Wera. Monday, 15—Kakaramea. Tuesday, IG—Stratford. Tuesday, IG—Wool, Skin, and Hide Sale, Stratford. Tuesday, 16.—Stratford springing heifer sale. Wednesday, 17 —Eltham. Thursday, 18 —Hawera. Friday, 19. —Palmer Road. Friday, 19—Supplementary Horse Fair, Hawera. Saturday, 20—Supplementary Horse Fair, Hawera. Monday, 22—Opunake. Tuesday, 23.—W001, skin, and hide sale, Stratford. Tuesday, 23—Manaia. Friday, 26—Waverley. Monday, 29—Kakaramea. Tuesday, 30—Stratford. TATTERSALL'S, HAWERA. SUPPLEMENTARY SPRING HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 AND 20. JffITRIES for above Sale are now being received. Entry forms on application. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. F. W. CAREY, Manager, Hawera.

YOUR KING AND COUNTRY NEED YOU. 4000 MEN WANTED BEFORE NOVEMBER Bth. Ask your conscience why you are staying comfortably at home instead of doing your share with the brave men in camp and at the front. 1. ARE YOU TOO OLD? The man who is too old is the man who is 45. 2. ARE* YOU PHYSICALLY FIT? The only man who can say honestly that is not physically fit is the man who has been TOLD so by a Medical Officer. 3- DO YOU SUGGEST THAT YOUR EMPLOYER CANNOT SPARE YOU?

In this great crisis the business employer or the farmer will spare the services of every young unmarried man. If Your conscience is not clear on these three points YOUR DUTY IS PLAIN. ENLIST TO-DAY. GOD SAVE THE KING! To H S. y gIMONS SAWMILLER, o'ARKINGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and surrounding districts that he has Re-OPENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing his Timber. It would be a benefit to any contractor or buildjr to interview M. Simmons at his residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. ill timber dressed to order for building throughout.

Shampooing, Hairdressing and Twisting; Electrolysis for the permanent removal of superfluous hair. Switches, 1 oupees, etc. Ladies' combings made up to any design. MRS. BEADLE, Egmont Toilet Parlors, Griffiths' Buildings, New Plymouth, near Carnegie Library. Mr. William Bell, Gill Street, Xew Plymouth, will tell you how Flunezo] cured his 5-year-old child of a severe attack of croup all within an hour, and after several other remedies had failed. Yet there are still a few people foolish enough, to allow themselves to be put oft with "something just as good"I Fluenzol saves both your time and your money. Gargle in teaspoonfu] doses undiluted at fairly short intervals and hold the head well back. Swallow foi influenzt,.

("jIVE LANE'S EMULSION fc A PERSISTENT, HONEST TRIAL. MAKES STRENGTH <VND ENERGY. All Chemists.M

The name to remember when you next go to your grocers is m MANURE VALUES FOR 1915 t?the mcrTto tKuA°Lim UreS d ° y ° U attßC " m ° St iml)o, ' ta " Ce SULPHATE OP POTASH to-dav is worth £4O PER TON as compared with £l4 PER TON before the outbreak of War, and many Manure Merchants have been obliged to omit it from their mixtures, Fortunately I held a good stock, and although I could have re-sold it at a price which would have paid me much bettor, I preferred to reserve it for my special mixtures rather than reduce the quality of the latter. 1 ' YOU MUST USE POTASH IF YOU WANT THE BEST CROPS. MY SPECIAL STERLING BRAND TURNIP, RAPE, AND MANGEL all contain Potash, and will give the best results. Why experiment with a low-priced fertiliser of unknown contents? An apparent saving of a few shillings may cost you as many pounds on your crop. All my Manures are mixed un der the advice of a qualified Agricultural Chemist. ANALYSIS AND PRICE ON APPLICATION, NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH, STRAT FORD, AND KAPONGAt.