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Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1918, Page 2

Fickle FasMon Changes Again—Flouncings are Slim styles ha v4 Been thrast from Fashion's Realm and the semicrinoEnes of eighty years axp are bringing flouncings into wsjie ones again, . And, of course, with flounciaga come embroideries to give them the correct fashionable touch. ;C k :: At Moray's is displayed lovely Flouncing Embroideria Their novelty and beauty of design, cSelkate working and fine fabrics proclaim them Meal trimmings, ALL MODERATELY PRICED-! 24-inch , 4WX^ i>...:.-i--« 1/4 to 3/8 yard. .•„, 1/9 to 4/6 yard. BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERY BEADING AND VEJNING—- « inches to 8 inches wide. ALSO EMBRODDERY MEDALLIONS IN A WIDE VARIETY AT MODERATE PRICES, LADIES THE 'TOLL" FASHIONS FOR SUMMER WII.L FAVOR EMBROiDERIES-OOME AND INSPECT OUR WIDE VARIETY. 6 PER CENT. DISCOUNT GIVEN ON ALL CASH PURCHASES. NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD,

is a rence m tae Quality of Basic A Grade Basic Superphosphate £9 per ton contain? a very large proportion of soluble Phosphates. B Grade Basic Superphosphate £7 10s per ton is entirely insoluble. At the Stratford Experimental Farm, last season, Swedes grown with A QUALITY Baaie superphosphate gav* the 2nd heaviest crop. I have also received excellent reports from turners who have applied it «s a tvp-dressing for pastures. B Grade Br.sic Superphosphate is composed entirely of INSOLUBLE PHOSPHATES and consequently cannot be expected to give anything like as satisfactory results, and IS WOT RECOMMENDED FOR ROOT CROPS OR WHERE A QUICK GSOWTfI IS DESIRED. When wrapiTing prises this must be toroo in mind. Both , grades on sale !>j> .

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