Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12645, 4 November 1905, Page 6

PASPALUM DILITATUM. TjIARMERS AND GRASS GROWERS, This is Something for You. It is the new? Grass, famous throughout Australia and fast becoming famous throughout New Zealand. As a Drought and Frost Resister, it , is unequalled, its blades being as green as a leek when frosts and droughts have killed all other grasses. In summer, when.it is at its best, it grows vigorously, sometimes attaining the height of 6 feet, throwing out its dense foliage and seeding in a very prolific manner; in addition to which it stools is a remarkable degree. Although it does not grow so fant in the winter, it retains its succulence, and in all other respects is unaffected by the cold. DAHnFTESTS DAIRY TESTS prove that cows fed 0:1 Paspalum yield 20 per cent, more butter fat than when fed on any other know grass. It thrives best in good Alluvial Flats, but will grow in practically any soil. SOW FROM OCTOBER TO NOVEMBER, and once properly established it is to a 1! intents and purposes a permanency. 12 LBS. IS SUFFICIENT TO SOW AN ACRE. TRIAL PACKETS 6<L~ PER LB. Is 6d. Get some now from J. T. SINCLAIR, SEED MERCHANT AND SEED GROWER, WANGANUI. TjIDWARD 1^ T IFFITON, ACCOUNTANT, LAND AGENT, . ; AND VALUER, Office and Sale Rooms, Rutland Chambers. LAND^ALFS. Sales of Land receive Special Attention. Over 20 Years' Experience. TRUST MONIES TO LEND, in Sums from £200 to £8000.- Low rates for good security. Principals only. PHOTO SUCCESS. GOOD PHOTO WORK is not a matter of luck. It depends upon the right use of pure chemicals and best materials. Success is assured if you purchase your Camera and Outfit at our Photo Depot, and follow the instructions and advice we willingly give. Wo have Plates, Papers, Films, Dishes, Measures, and Everything you can possibly require, at Lowest Prices. Our darkroom is -at the disposal of amateurs for changing purposes. Cameras from 7/6. WILTON'S PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, Next Post Office, AVENUE, WANGANUI. FOR EXCHANGE. /^IESEN AND CO. are offering a AJT GRAND LITTLE PROPERTY in I'ALMEBSTON NORTH in Exchange for WANGANUI PROPERTY. Tho property consists of 4 Acres at Hoko\rbitu, within the borough boundary, 7 rooms, 2 large vineries in full bearing, which will produce £500 per annum. Complete wine-making plant, and poultry farming plant. Owner's equity, £1000. This is a good property. GET FULL DETAILS FROM GIESEN AND CO. __^ TO STAND THE SEASON BR. H. PHAETHON (3, 1890.) WILL TRAVEL WANGANUI AND MARTON DISTRICTS. PHAETHON will be at the Service of Breeders in the Wanganui and Marton Districts. BY Trenton (18), a son of Musket (3), out of the great mare Frailty, she being a daughter of Goldsborough (13). His dam,' Sapphire, who is the dam of Rupert, Marinella, Pearl. Zelendia, BalLater, Saponite, Blue Fire, who won during the season 1893-4 £2,087 in stakes, Mannlicher, winner of C.J.C. Champagne Stakes, beating Gipsy Grand and Musketry, also won 3rd Challenge Stakes of £1000, beating Euroclydon and five others } Bijou, St. Conon, B,lue Water, and 'others. Sapphire is by The Drummer (1) out of Amethyst, by Aml*rose (1), a son of the great Touchstone (14). Being got in Australia, and not raced owing to an accident, his opportunities were lost to the turf. He is the sire of Lady Lillian, Pbaefchonitis, . Aeronaut, Trentbridge, and others. He is a horse of commanding size and substance, stands 16.2, and measures 9 inches below the knee. Phaethon, the only eon of Trenton in the colony, will be at the service of breeders. Early application is necessary, as he is limited to 50 mares at Phaethon will be at Fordell and Turakina on Mondays, Marton (at Mclndoes' stable) on Tuesdays, returning Wednesday to Wanganui for the remainder of the week at Jefferson's stables. For further particulars apply to G. CHAMBERLAIN, in charge, or • F. ATKINS, Wanganui. . Good Paddooking at Is. 6d. per yeok. AMD WEST COAST LMiT I AKDIHYESTMEMT EXCHANGE.* We Invite correspondence from thon baring moneys in hand for investment. These sums will be recorded in our book! anS we shall endeavour to »l*ot iua« without delay, free of charge. We invite applications for loam Iron borrowers. All business will ba treated M strictly confidential, only principals, or their solicitors or duly authorised agantai being dealt with. Loans negotiated lor Publio BodlM. Office: A.M.P Bitildligf, Vktata Axeaiic, Waagißul. I Wl». HALL, * I