PILLS FOR PLANTS. " Cipps," the most highly concentrated Fertiliser in the world, will double the life and producing power of every plant that grow*. . ONE PILL PER PLANT j PER MONTH will show astonishing I results in your garden.- Richer blooms, ' heavier foliage, larger . vegetables, finer fruit, healthier shrubs. One packet of " Cipps " will convince you. They cannot fail. Wonderful results with potted plants. " Cipps' doubles the life of cut flowers. Boxes containing 120 "Cipps," 1/6; 300, 3/-; 720, 6/-. Buy the 720 size, and save money. From all stores, or direct from N.Z. Agents, Robertson Bros, and Lewisham, Ltd. ("Cipps" Department), Auckland. Postage, 3d extra. —(Ad.) Look for A.M.C. on the ehopfront. For quality of meat, cleanliness, and excellence of service, "A.M.C." is unequalled. (Ad.) 'The-Tiki Toheroa concentrated soup is a new product" of the Northland Canneries (218, Victoria Arcade), enabling this delicious soup to be easily and quickly made. See advertisement elsewhere.—(Ad.) . Jas. Pascoe'e latest ring catalogue is sent poet-free on request. See the newest engagement ring designs.—(Ad.) 'The *<uol habit, which means Jie regular and frequent purification of the l.xicouß membrane of t-d mouth, nose, 1 and throat by an atmosphere of Nazol, is the surest protection against influi enza.— (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 251, 22 October 1924, Page 11
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