Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 8 March 1919, Page 2

Heralds h Underskirts! s at There's an interesting display of underskirts at More/a tl*t wffl'ifa $,; tract many New Plymouth ladies. iM' These garments are all new arrivals for the autumn— jaat-to,-handW»% the manufacturers. -^ They are made in a variety of seasonable materials, indudmg Jowly ■ InstKwa -*---•■ MOIRETTE, SILK ANDSAJIN* These values in underskirts are undoubtedly the best in -town, '■£& inspection will convince you of this fact. Call when opportunity affords; Of course j^^iviarkff&^ilLgei^tarfi m 9 MORBY&& KKW ELXMOUTB AND gIIUXVOSP* There is a Difference in the Quality of Basic Superphosphate. A Grade Ba>ic Superphosphate, £9 5s per ton, contains a very large proportion of soluble Phosphates. B Grade Basic Superphosphate, £7 15s per ton, Is entirely insoluble. At the Stratford Experimental Farm last season, Swedes 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 pasture! B Grade Basic Superphosphate is composed entirely of INSOL* tTBLE PHOSPHATES and consequently cannot be expected to give anything like) as satisfactory results, and IS NOT RE" COMMENDED FO|R ROOT CROPS OR WHERE A QUICK GROWTH IS DESIRED When comparing;'prices this must be borne in mind. Both grades on sale by NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD ANX> KJGLEWPpB SELF SETTING, WITH COP- v I p ER BOiLf:Ri OR HEAVY !Ur"-- !«■•■• . fe|||B FOR HOT WATER SERVICE. />' L" WEARING PARTS. ftIJJTEW- .1 ABLE. 'SfAIM-i'is. !U'i;n'^OOD'" OR COAL i|| v -<r E|| |H k J ArRANGEMENTS MAPE FOR T > S!l <^-r-^- :Qr~' fcrrm - G R ,\_ VttKS ANP ,;, XlXlj < -~« ~ '', I i HOT WATJ'U SEKVICIiS. COPPER CYLINDEfK GALVANIZED IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS; AUK Al/X BUILDERS' HARDWARE IK STOCK. AGENTS FOJR "ORION" AND ''CHAMPION- RANGES. NEW PLYMOUTH. BI I A 110 SB .