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VJ> You Will be there! THE R.S.A. BALL ON SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1920, We have anticipated your requirements, and extend a cordial invitation to inspect our splendid range ef BALL-ROOM GOWNS AND EVENING FABRICS. We feel sure that your visit to our showrooms will satisfy your most critical desires. In the Dress Materials we are offering some (exceptionally good values, of which, the following are representative: The ever beautiful Georgettes, 12/6,15/9,10/6 p«r yard. Crepe-de-Chines in a wealth of shades, 13/6, 14/0, 16/6, 18/6, 25/- per yard, Ninon and Nets in a splendid variety, 4/0, 7/0, 9/11, 10/6 per yard. WE AWAIT YOUR.EARLY CALL! ore DRAPERS NEW PLYMOUT& After the Carpet is laid are you satisfied', with the general effect? If It has selected frith care from Purser's big range it will give the Drawing Room a stamp of charm an;J refinement. But to must HARMONISE WITH ITS SURROUNDINGS. « You need a big assortment of designs and shades to select from to enable you to gain this—the ideal effect. You're cordially invited dicing to inspect our splendid array. PURSER'S, LTD. THE RED POST HOME FURNISHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH AND INGLEWOOD. ROOT CROPS We can supply the undermentioned NEW SEASON'S 'HIGH QUALITV SEED:SWEDES. GARTON'S Superlative, Grand Master, and Warrington. HURST'S Monarch, Magnum Bonum, Crimson King, and Champion. TURNIPS. GARTON'S Hardy Green Globe, Centenary, Devon Greystone, and Mammoth. HURST S Hardy Green Globe, Imperial Green Globe, P.T. Mammotb G.T.Y. & P.T.Y. Aberdeen. CARROTS. COLONIAL GROWN Sinclair's Champion and White Belgian. MANGELS. COLONIAL GROWN Long Red, Yellow Globe, Prize-winner, Jersey Queefi and Giant Half-Sugar. ALSOJAPANESE MILLET, DRUMHEAD CATTLE CABBAGE, BUDA AND ' THOUSAND-HEADED KALE. NEWTON KING. LTD. SEASON 1920. STERLING BRAND MANURES. HIGHEST O.UALITY—THE BEST BY TEST. QUR well-known Sterling Manures are now available for the coming season. Prepared under the advice of one of the leading Expert Agricultural Citemists in the Dominion, they are exceptional value, and may be relied upon to produce excellent Tesuits. We have received many favorable reports front satisfied users of last season. This year we are maintaining the tame high standard of quality, which has been so instrumental in building Up the reputation of Sterling Brand Manures in the past.. In spite of the high oast of Potash, both our Potato and Mangold Manure contain this valuable in* gradient. Should buyers desire they can iiave Potash included in our oth-< er Special Mixtures at a slightly added cost. Clients are invited to inspect our mixing machinery at any STERLING TURNIP MANURE. STERLING RAPE MANURE. STERLING GRAIN MANURE. STERLING GRASS MANURE. STERLING POTATO MANURE STERLING MANGOLD MANURE (with potash.) (with potash.) Evenly and thoroughly mixed by the latest and best machinery, our Mixtures are strongly recommended to those requiring a well-balanced FertiK lser. ALSO ON SALESYIftIEY BONEDUST, GREEN BONEDUST, SUPERPHOSPHATE, WALPOLE & SURPRISE ISLAND GUANO, EPHOS BASIC PHOSPHATE, LEEDS BASIC SLAG. Analysis and price liat on application. NEWTON KING, Ltd.

backward sorts £9 to £ll ioa, dairy cows from £ls to £2B 10s. On Friday, at Waverley, there was a fair yarding ,of stock. Owing to the Inclemency of the weather buyers were not in atttnd:ince and a slack sale resulted. Store l>:gs £2 lis to £2 IDs, purebred Shorthorn cows in coif fill, dairy heifer*' £ll to £l4, hmuuti £1 it NERVOUS WOMEN. Are yon nervous and morbid, linmld Mid unable to eat? Luxo-Tonic PU!« will drain the Impurities from your system, and fence yeu u|i again Tiike one on retiring aiffhtly. You'll feci fine by morn la if l'rlce li ud 2i. ObtaicaU* •ttCTIbH*

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Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1920, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1920, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1920, Page 2

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