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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. ANALYSIS GUARANTEED. FISON'S SPECIAL TURNIP FERTILISER. FISON'S SUPERPHOSPHATE. THESE Celebrated Turnip Manures are in Splendid Condition for the Drill. Produce Enormous Crops of bine Feeding Hoots. Promote Early and Rapid Growth, and Benefit Succeeding Crop.. These FERTILISERS are now recognised to be the CHEAPEST as well as the BEST in the MARKET. They never vary in Strength or Efficiency, and by their use a SPLENDID CROP 'OF TURNIPS is always ensured. The following are samples ot the Testimonials received from well-known New Zealand tanners:— From D. HENDERSON and SONS, Belmont, Methven, 10th March, 1835. To George G. Stead, Esq.— .-**._, ,' _, __>.•_ _ i..-_ Deafsir.-WehivTplfeasure in atattojr that Fison's Turnip Fertiliser has given v* ever.- satisfaction as a Turnip Fertiliser all the years which J« nave INTEND USING u-ed It (over nine years). We have tried mua« ot the N.Z. M—■ —- Manures. NO OTHER, but do not find t c same results Which we reap from Fison's, and we intend using no other but Fison-in the future. Please And cheque to account and acknowledge. . ' From ALEX ORRj Methven, Bth June, 1895. To George G. Stead, Esq.— , ~ ... THE BEST Dear Sir,—ln referenoe to your note of 6U> inst, , asking mv opinion of MANURE I HAVE Fison . Manure, lam pleased to inform you that your special Turnip Fertiliser USED. has given mc every satisfaction for several years, and I am satbaea It is mc best Manure I have used for mv land, and I have used several. Frcm THOMAS MORLAJnD, Avenel, Southßakaia, Uth February, _««. To Messrs George O. Stead and Co., Christchurch— _ . _ Gentlemen.-lii answerto your enquiry re-peetinsf Fison's Turnip Fertiliser I may state 1 have used it for eight rears, and I h.ve from time to tune tried AFTER other manures side by aid. with it, and have always found Fison s to give the REPEATED EX- best cop. I have had some failu es with other manures, but I have nevet had PERIMENTS IT- a Total f.ilure with Fison's. 1 hmve sown it alonpside of two other manures GIVES ME THE this season 1397-98, and althoußh I ha--e a crop from all three manures. .Fison s ' BEST RESULTS is a long wav the best. I have proved that weight forwtght it H far the best Manure for mv land, and intend using Fison's and no other next year, as 1 nnd after repeated experiment, that it gives mc the best results. From F. PETER. An.ma. 28th December, 1898. _ FISON'S AHEAD Dear Birs,—l hove much pleasure in informing you that I tried five different OF FIVE OTHEB manures tuorouglily, with the result that "Hson's" came outso far ahead ofthe MANURES, others, that I determined to use it entirely in the future. From T. B. RICHARDS, Valetta Estate, 29th July, 1699. Dear Sir?,-I have used Fison's Special Fertiliser for the last eight years FISON'S FERTILISER and have never failed, but got a good crop on Turnips and Rape. 1 used tour NEVER FAILS. different kinds of Manures last year for Turnip and Rape, and Fison a produced much tbe best crop. THOMAS' BASIC SLAG MEAL, or PHOSPHATE FLOUR. We have also a small shipment of the above, due to arrive in September. Basic Slag has now stood the test of 10 years in Europe, and its reputation ia thoroughly established as being the cheapest source of available phosphoric acid. It is finely ground Slag, so fine, in fact,, that to the touoh it is like flour, and it is guaranteed that 80 or 90 per cent, shall pass through the fine sieve of 10,000 meshe** per square inch. It is also sold with the guarantee that it contains a minimum of 18 per cent, o available phosphoric acid, which is equivalent to 40 per ceut. of bone phosphate rendered soluble. '.-..-..,.■ GEO. G. STEAD AND CO.

MONOGRAPHS AN: "" EDISON BELL CONSOLIDATED I 39 JHARING OROS Bole Proprietors of Phonographs, Giaphophones a INJUNCTION obtained Sth September, 1899, in tl defendant b restrained from selling, or letting or or hire, any machines or phoi.oijrams constructed letters patent. Defendant to pay 15 per cent, on a -• action.'' Solicitors for Company—MALLESON, ENGLAND Attorney and General Representative—A. J. OHA! SUMMER CLOTHING. ABEGG has much pleasure in announc- • ing to his numerous customers and the public in general that his First Shipment of SUMMER CLOTHING, etc.; has just como to hand, ex s.s., Papanui and Maori, and they will be found to consist of latest designs in " TWEEDS, GHEIVIOTS and COATINGS. Early inspection invited. N.B.—All orders will be guaranteed by A. B. . a perfect St. A. B E G G, » TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, and MACINTOSH MANUFACTURE!., 156 and 158 High street. In Hosiery only the best quality (Morley, London) kopt in .took. TO CABINET-MA IiKRS, BUILDERS, PAINTERS AND PIANO TUNERS. J_,. LAWRIE, FRENCH POLISHER, • Is Now Prepared to Undertake ALL CLASSES OF WORK At Rock Bottom Prices. Call and Get Estimate*— i 163 TUAM STREET, Next Opera House. ' BOATING SEASON!, 1 .■'--. X '. v i.: • ■>■■- BOATING SEASON.' JUST TO HAND! GIGANTIC SHIPMENT, SAILOR AND BOATING HATS | FORM_ADI£S' and MISSES. ! Newest Shapes. Fancy Brands. All the Rage in London this Last Summer. Ultra Smart. Extremely Becoming, From Is 3d to 4s lid. W. STRANGE and CO. I —— - ■ — r . ;ust DROP IN TO . tjaties and lamb• a, • THE .PREMIER TOBACCONISTS, i They have the Largest and Best Assorted Stoo* I of Smokers' Requisites in the City, i DAVTES and LAMB. W. Colombo street. . /-J.EO. McCLATCHIE AND Ca I FROM NEWCASTLE* * S.S. KINI, , DUE EARLY WITH ■ GRETA AND NEWCASTLE COAL, SPECIAL. [ * EAST GRETA COAL, NOW IMPORTED BY US ONLY, CAlf BE r HAD FROM ALL COAL DEALERS, ALSO FROM OURSELVES, Ex Ship or Sidings. FROM T-.TrOBT, S,S, POHEBUA, MONDAY, OCTOBER _3rd. RETAIL DELIVERIES DAILY . To all Part, of CHRISTCHURCH AND SUBURBS, At I LOWEST RATE 9, GEO. M.CLAXCHJ_E aud CO,

D GRAPHOPHONES. PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, LTD., S3 ROAD, LONDON. and Accessories in Australasia and New Zealand, the Supreme Court of. Sew South Wales—"Thaa the m hire, or offerinsr oradv-itising or exposing for sale }n infringement of ths/Iffliintiffs' rlarhts under their ill stocks on hand and _6 --rrive, aud the coats of the ...v>r.'. ,■' -i ■ ) and STEWART, Melly _..,• .MBERLIN, Hi-SllEOtWi'J #_et,'Melbourne. " THEr .WEEKLY P3EIESS." OCTOBER 18. THE TRANSVAAL WAR: The New Zealand .Contingent ia Camp at Karon. DEPARTURE OF . AUC!I-LAND VOLUNTEERS FOR WELLINGTON ON THEIR WAY TO THE TRANSVAAL. METHVEN: CANTERBURY'S HIGHLAND CITY. Special Illustrations and Letterpress. AT HOME WITH THE BOERS:! PERSONAL' SKETCflfesV' A Typical Family. -.„. > Modern* P-_.tans.' Boer Sundays, and How I Escaped Them. Clumsy ■ I ,_ 11 „ l j THE ACCUSED PRINCESS. By Allan Upward. TOM STAVELEY, PLAYWRIGHT. THE KEEPER OF HIS HONOUR. DELIGHTFUL FORTUNE. THE ROBBER AND 'IHE BURGLAR. . A SWEET LITTLE THING. THE CORONERS PHYSICIAN. "AGRICULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND: XII., RANGITATA. By J. R. Brodie. the proposed Merino cup:i By A. R. Lyons. I_TOERESTING ' INVESTIGATIONS. OUR ENGLISHWOOL LETTER. AN AMERICAN DUCK FARM. THE LADIES' MAGAZINE: Care of the Complexion. Dress and Fashion Notes, Health and Unhealth. — Sayings about Women. Care of Women's Hair. Just a Crack and. a Join (Story). Ailments of Children: Popular Errors. "THE WEEKLY PRESS," PRICE cd. Tip* ARE CASH BUYERS OF FRESH DAIRY BUTTER ... (Highest Price Given). ! WARDELL BRQfI. and CO* I

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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10482, 21 October 1899, Page 6

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