Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1919, Page 2

itei«s 2&£§s& fWS ffla araw Millinery modes ;'jnsfc to ihanfl are tmtj .quaint aid sweet jii jyipearancc. The middy iittte <of Autainn are ipaMea in (each tart, not in gTarmg icrikrars ilnrt ■wiifh thfl soft tints .of 1 ailing Heaves "ana ripened mills .and .corn. The prettinesß of each model And its moderate price will appeal to <craiy tramon 'who teas tChs ibeaufif ill Unit rwhoaa Tour santonin 3mt lis 3iwe,.aiiadam, <comß aadpekitflut-^VBiy.moddJß'jeKaußiwßj NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFOH

There is a Difference in the Quality of Basic Superphosphate. A Grade Basic Superphosphate, £9 5s per ton, corn tains a very large proport ion of soluble Phosphates, B Grade Basic Superphosphate, £7 15s per ton, t« entirely insoluble. At the Stratford Experimental Farm last season, Swede* grown with A QUALITY Basic superphosphate gave the 2nd 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 INSOL. ÜBLE PHOSPHATES and consequently cannot he expected to give anything like as satisfactory results, and IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR ROOT CROPS OR WHERE A QUIC? GROWTH IS DESIRED. When comparing prices this must be borne in mind. Both trades on sale by HfflU NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOQ

ORB SELF SETTING, WITH COR> PER BOILER, OR; HEAVY f , HIGH PRESSURE BOILER FORHOT WATER SERVICE!' 1 " ALL W-EaRIXG PARTO RENTW^ MLE; ■.; >UT>fi JO 'tfU&Sfi W(>C«q^ ■ ■•■* •■c-i. 1 .-.- ok COAV,:,; • ;■'..■ ,-/•:' ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOE SETTING RANGES AMP FIXING HOT WATFR SERVICES. COPPER CYLINDERS, GALVANIZED TUON PITES AND FITTINGS; ALSO ALL BUILDERS' HARDWARE IN STOCK. AGEXTS FOR "ORION" AND 'CHAMPION" RANGES. Bellringer Brothers Limited, KE T? PLYMOUTH. BTRAT F 0 U D .