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Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1922, Page 11

“Hungry” crops are stunted crops—poor in IT rj yield, and lacking in market value. Such disappointing results are the outcome of ex- g hausted soils—constant cropping has taken .--.T out the essential plant foods. Rejuvenate the te papapa I : soil, and gather bumper crops by using ■ rennuatte factory ' the well-known, reliable Te Papapa Fertilizers. : P apapa Fertilizers you restore to the earth, the foods— the “ (V 'Uwh'xU nourishment—which former crops have taken out. And ria matter » 1/N-TZ-wA what the condition of your farm—no matter what crop you intend ta ::: 111///-wwVvL. cultivate, there’s aTe Papapa mixture to meet your requirements. . : ::: I !SK'm//' 1 That is because Te Papapa Fertilizers are! prepared in New Zealand - > for New Zealand conditions. They are produced by specialists, in 'i I fiKl newest an< l most u P-to-date works, as pictured above.xi High I S ra<^e * of guaranteed analysis, absolutely reliable in results, there is i no f> ner investment for the farmer than money spent on HiM TE PAPAPA iSfe fertilizers i Fr 11 II [lffl h 11 L \-~AvHIUn Correct manuring with Te Papapa mixtures will give you thoroughly developed mlk. crops better pastures—more milk, meat and wool from the same acreage. Our & S3l i l*“—Y llilrl Nauru Island Phosphate is finely ground at our modern Te Papapa works and is unTiT a ihlh ill l 'I surpassed for solubility. Obtainable from Storekeepers, Merchants, Wholesale Co-op-jj+ TjOH "MKX 81l i | erative Companies or direct from the Manufacturers. -VQ* AJ: Z 1 -A r : V 1 1, u rnZw iZi i i'

I "swisFACTiorlM jy I AGENTS: ||| 3 NEWTON KING, LTD., New Plymouth, Ingle- Hh I "Mil .33 wood and Stratford. | IlilS aH g F. H. ROBERTSON & CO., New Plymouth. OH Ke ® BENNETT & SUTTON, Hawera. E Tj 4 K GIBSON’S, LTD., Patea SH S R. P. PALMER, Waverley. R S DOMO GUARANTORS: . COOPER & DUNCAN, LIMITED., iVF » £ M P.O. Box 502, CHRISTCHURCH. S "- OTT wQ sE Bjjl

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