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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 413, 23 March 1899, Page 1

Notices. **y. FOR PURE GREEN BONEDUST, Best in the Market, £7 P©r ton, kss fy per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL GRASS MANURE, "B," Quick and lasting, producing a fine sole, £6 15S» P©r ton less 2| per cent, discount for Cash. To secure Green Bonedust Order Early. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & GOVS New Zealand Drug Company, Limited. Head Office: Wyndham Street, Auckland. Works: Westfield, near Otahuhu. WOOL & PRODUCE BROKERS, &c,

GRASS SEEDS SEED OATS GLOVER SEED FEED OATS TURNIP SEEDS _,! CAPE PARLEY ALL OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY ONLY. CHAFF WHEAT PARLEY MOLASSES FENCING WIRE SHEEP DIP POTATOES for POSTS WEED-KILLER and FODDER. STAPLES and ■a, kinds of invaluable CORNSACKS IMPLEMENTS MAIZE FARMERS' PRODUCE INVALUABLE DAIRY FARMERS T W I N E By all the Pest Makers

Bonedust, Superphosphate and All Special Manures at Lowest Current Rates. SOLE AGENTS FOR * SPALDIM-ROBBINS ROTARY DISC. PLOUGH : - SON JET : Tlle ™<*«** Drench for Sheep and Lambs. Hgg=» The Latest Improvement in Agricultural Implements. B®=" No Stock-owner should he without it Weekly Auction Sales held in Auckland of Wool, Skins, Hides, Tallow, &c. G W. SARE, Manager, Hamilton.

W. S, L^ URIE & C°" CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND, HAVE ON SALE New Season's Clovers and Grasses (EX PAKEHA): RED CLOVER, WHITE CLOVER, COWGRA.&S, ALSYKE, TURNIP AND RAPE, & A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP ARTIFICIAL GRASSES. W Very Prime Sample ot PACEY'S TERENNIEL RYEGRASS, as lasting as Poverty Bay and much cheaper. TARANAKI & AKAROA COCKSFOOT, ITALIAN RYEGRASS, &c, &c., &c. Prices Exceedingly Low, and have baen Thoroughly TestedSTANDARD BRANDS OF BONE DUSTS-PYRAMID & TRIANGLE. SUPERPHOSPHATES--LA WES' & ANGLO-CONTINENTAL COMPANY. THOMAS' PHOSPHATE, KAINIT, &c, &c. GEO. E. CLARK, 10/* CAMBRIDGE, DISTRICT AGENT. 1899. NEW TEAE BEEWS MADE FHOM THE BEST MALT & HOPS & THE PUREST WATER IN THE WORLD SPECIALITIES: LIGHT BITTER, INDIA PALE, & XXXX ALES v.„... AND UNRIVALLED DOUBLE STOUT. TAKE GOOD ADVICE. There is no Higher Luxury than a Cup of Really Good Tea, All classes —poor and rich, 3 r oung and old, townspeople, mechanics, labourers, gentry—find the one splendid solace of weariness in the delightful cup of fragant, rich, full, liquored Tea. THIS CAN BE ABSOLUTELY SECURED BY PURCHASING x THE STANDARD TEA x NOW SO CELEBRATED. Buyers should select according to the liking for part of China or all Indio. Grocers will advise what particular number is preferable, but to be sure that the right thing is secured Ask for STANDARD TEAS. L. D. NATHAN & CO