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Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1916, Page 4

" EPHOS " BASIC PHOSPHATE. Shipped from Safaga, Red Sea, Egypt A highly-efficient Phosphatic Fertiliser for top-dressing and for fodder crops. Contains much higher percentage of Phosphate than Basic Slag. Is more soluble than Basic Slag. Subject to military exigencies, arrangements have been made for a shipment, due to arrive in Jlay, upon condition that selling price to farmers is fixed at £5 17s 6d per ton, nett. Free on Rail or Steamer, Wellington, for delivery "ex ship." Resident Taranaki Representative in the interests of the manufacturers, MR. R. DINGLE, Stratford, who will supply particulars upon' application. Orders can be placed with Taranaki Merchants. Manufactured by THE EGYPTIAN PHOSPHATE Co., Ltd., Glasgow.

"EPHOS" BASIC PHOSPHATE are now booking orders for "JSPHOS" BASIC PHOSPHATE, for delivery in May, subejct to safe arrival of steamer. As the quantity • limited farmers should send their orders forward promptly. Full particulars on application. THE FARMERS' CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY, LTD., HAWERA, ELTHAM, OPUNAKE VIVI F I G .The great specific for Eczema (used in connection with VIVIFIC OINTMENT). CURES INDIGESTION, KIDNEY TROUBLES AND NERVOUS DISORDERS. The following testimonial attests to its virtues:— Cornwall Street,, Eltham. Messrs Moore and Co. Dear Sirs—My daughter suffering from Eczema for nine years, and being treated by three doctors, with 110 good results, a friend advised me to try "VIVIFIC" Tonic and Ointment, and after taking seven bottles of Tonic and using one pot of Ointment, she was completely cured, thanks to "VIVIFIC." —Yours faithfully, MRS. W. CLARRY. If your store keeper does not stock it, apply to Messrs Burgess, Fraser and Co., New, Plymouth and Hawera, or Messrs Kempthorne, Pr.osser and Co. and Sharland and Co., Wellington. Price 3/6 per bottle. Ointment, 2/0 per pot.

EYESIGHT. EYESTRAIN, W. SAXON JONES, (D.S.O.A. by Exam.), SIGHT SPECIALIST. . (Late of Artlnir Cocks, Optical specialists, Wellington). May be consulted as follows: Monday—PATEA, at Mr. H. P. Williams' chemist. from 11 to 4 p.m. Tuesday—STRATFORD, at Mr. 1?. Edwards', cliemist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday—ELTHAM, at Mr. A. Hallcock's, chemist, from 12 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday—HAWEßA, at Mr. ,1. H. Westwood's, chemist, from f1.30 to 5 p.m. Note: These visits will be regular every week. Lens-griniling and every description of optical repairs executed on the premises, consultation free. pOR jgUSIXESS pEOPLE. A g UBST ANTLAL L UKH X at T ll E M AR BL E B A u 9 D SOUP.— Tomato, Pea, Mulligatawny, Alot'k Turtle, Beef Tea, etc., with Toast. SAXDWICHES—Of Meat, Cheese, Lettuce, Fish or Egg. LEVERAGES—Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate. Try this. It is all good food tor tiodv and brain. Ideal for town workers. Quit the Pastry Habit. " Meet me at The Marble Bar," (Opposite Newton King's).

BAG WASH The systsm tint wiprs out the home washing day. The Family wash for 2/6 Get all particulars from New Plymouth Steam Laundry, Gill Street. . New Plymouth. •Phone 521 '