Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 6 January 1919, Page 2

Gifts In Return For Gifts You Didn't Expect! Perhaps you received a Christmas gilt from some friend whom you did not pecfc would send one. Now the que»* tion arises "What shall 1 giva in inr l turn?" With our big Etocka of ideal gifts we can help you—here "return presents" are easy to choose and easy to pay for. Will you come and id" spect? We give every assistance to New Year gift buyers and have Eumy< suggestions. IDEAS:— Dainty Voile Blouses, iron 10/6 to 16/6-Hand-embroidered Blouses, prettily finisehd, with -al| the newest shaped collars, 14/6 to 39/6. Crepe de chine Blouses, in all colors, 22/6 to 59/6/ Very dainty Camisoles, from 4/6j Kimonos and Kimono Jackets, in & great variety of colors NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD,

There is a Difference in A Grade Basic Superphosphate, £9 5s per ton, contains a very large proportion of soluble Phosphates^ 3 Grade Basic Superphosphate, £7 15s par ton, is entirely insoluble. At the Stratford Experimental Farm last season, Swede# grown with A QUALITY Basic superphosphate gftvis tile. 2nA heaviest crop. I have also received excellent- reports, from farmers who have applied it as a top-dressing for pastures. B Grade Basic Superphosphate is composed entirely of INSOLUBLE PHOSPHATES and consequently cannot be expected to give anything like as, satisfactory results, and IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR ROOT CROPS OR WHERE A QUICK GROWTH IS DESIRED. When comparing prices this jnuSt. ho borne in mind. Both NEWTON KING, KEW PLYMOUTH, 1 STUATPORP AND INqtEWOOtt ; Quality Superphosphate. grades ou sale by

•«***. ESQ SELF SETTING, WifjH COP# PERBOILER,OR HEAVY fHIGH' IFOR HOT Wfttß ALE WEARING PARTS* MW< H ABLE. MADE'TO BURN #<X)D | OB COAL. ■■-■ v f' arrangements made for SETTING RANGES AND FTXINQ HOT WATER SERVICES, COPPER CYLINDERS, GALVANIZED IRON PIPES AND FITTDIGf!} AISO ALL BUILDERS' HARDWARE IN STOCK, AGENTS FOR "ORION" AND ''CHAMPION" RAwnia* Bellringer Brothers Limited, PW PLYMOUTH. S T R A T F0 Ot