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f?^ JBL^ M rFarmer Xy^'Jjr Wise Heads/ ' 1 /^Kjk*2S"JrM> Wrong Impressions are due f///f!m^^t^k to lack of knowledge! I'll I ywMfWrS^m^S^ Many Farmers are under the im- Jf ft Mwwk JHbt pression that Superphosphate causes gjl / MUrMmmW , sourness in the land. This i« not so. Superphosphate will go a long way in correcting acidity I i THEN AGAIN, many farmers think that Superphosphate Effect .NOT , houl(J on i y b e app H e d j n the spring, and that the effect v AutamiTaiul lost if appiied m the autumn or winter. This is also a mis- Winter taken idea. , A chemical reaction takes place in the soil, arresting the Rendily 1 water-soluble phosphate and holding it as a Plant Food in Available as a form which is readily available and still lasting. - Plant Food '' SUPERPHOSPHATE L 'r" 1 because they have proved it to be the best and mosl ECONOMICAL FERTILISER. INSIST ON THE HIGHEST GRADE Superphosphate OF NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURE s . **mmUadh»» a sow tendency, fhat is not the fault of the Superphosphate. fa m~- — such cases use r BASIC SUPERPHOSPHATE which outshine* Basic Slag or any other Citric Soluble Phosphate Obtained from all Merdfcntt and Storekeeper., or direct from the Manufacturers / *■ .__

WARKWORTH HOTEL WARKWORTH. HAVING resumed the proprietorship of this well-known Hotel, I shall be pleased to see old friends and the public generally. Lion Brewery's . Sparkling Ale always on Draught. ONLY BEST BRANDS OF WINES '-' AND SPIRITS KEPT. COMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS. The Dining-room is. condu&etf' in first-class stylo, and the travelling public can depend on being properly catered for. -A. HOLLIDAY, Proprietor. f A SHREWD | & HEADEB -| ;| WOMAN-.; f Tender^" ..,; , ■;•■ . " '■' ■ '■."'"'■ .'■ y& taH Can aivvayjs -be ;bo«gUt aY I:Uc 0 Lowes* Prices RIGHT AERE |h; STUBBSf S CENTBAL BUTCHERY @ ® Phone 5 WARKWORTIV®

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