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Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1917, Page 6

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These profit-making Manures, so welUknown throughout the South now obtain* able from our works at Imlixy, Wtinganur„at. the following prices:— ' • pcrjibm , Eclipse SpeciaiTUrnip .., S.T IS' Q! „ „ Potato ... Tl7-G- ---„ „ Rape .. 7 IS'Q » „ No. 1 Grain 7 12.6 For green orops „ „ No. 2 Grain- 7'12": 6; For ordinary cropping purposes: „ „ No. 1 Grass 7' 117' 6S For old pasture „ „ No. 2 Grass- . 7 t7l & For sowing with seed in laying down permanent pasture > Superphosphate .. .. 7 O-'O' Eclipse Mangel Fertilizer 8 ,0 O AKALYSIB: (containing potash) . .' . , Phosphates, 30% (8.90 soluble) - Potash 2.00% . Amtnonja 1.82% Owing to the demand for Bone Dust being in excess of our production, we have had to withdraw our Special Mining—Half Super and Half. Bone Dust. We can offer as an alternative:. ' .) Special Mixing, Nq. 2 .. £7 10 O Half Super, Half Blood aria Bone, which is rich in both-Nitrogen and Phosphates, and should prove a valuable substitute. '• - All prices Free on Hail, Itnlay. '.■ . . :>. All orders receive prompt attention; Write for book giving full particulars of analyses, etc. ' The ' .■:•'." " VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGA.NUI.

\ for Coughs | and Colds, xm So/cf by gii Chtmi&{& & StortMeper3 NOW EBADY . N.Z. TURF REGISTER FOR 1916-17. lULL AND ACCURATE REPORTS OF THE PAST SEASON'S RACING AND TROTTING IN NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES, ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL FUTURE EVENTS. , TABLES OF WINNERS • BLOOD STOCK SALES RULES OF RACING i WINNING OWNER* WINNING HORSES. WINNING SIRES TROTTING STATISTICS IF POSTED, 10/11.

HENRY BROWN & CO. MERCHANTS AND JOItfERY' manufacturers TIMBER YARD AND FACTORY: Morley Street (Breakwater Tram) Near Railway. .^IMBERS,. J)OORS, gASHES' JIRAMES, QLASS, QEMENT, TRONMON'GEfiY. BAG WASH. The system that wipes out the home washing day. The Family wash 2/6 Get all particular!) from New Plymouth Steam Laundry, QiU Street,' 'N«w Plymouth.