Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18149, 12 August 1924, Page 1

BUSINESS AOTTOUNCEMENTS. AND TOMBS, LTD. HE "KEY" TO UOCESSFUL FA RUING. Knowledge enables you to grapple wita the problems that arise in fanning—often knowledge enables you to avoid loss. The follow.ng are among the series of Handbooks written for New ZeaJand Farmers by experts in this country, and their purchase and perusal cannot be other than profitable to you. NEW BOOKS ON FARMHTG. NEW BOOKS ON FARMING-. NEW BOOKS ON FARMING. FARMERS' FOES." 3s &L Postage i&Written by F. W. Hilgccdorf, Lecturer on Biology, Canterbury Agricultural College. Treats with the dotection, treatment, and avoidance_ of tho different ecourges that beset fanning. SHEEP FARMING IN NEW ZEALAND. 6s. Postage Cd. ~ . The most comprehensive and practical book on New Zealand eheep, their breeding and managem nt, yet published. UTILITY P ,ULTRY FARMING IN NEW ZEALAND." 6s. Postage 6d. Samnd, practical information oorenng 1 the whole gamut of profitable Poultry in this country. DAIRY FAR.MTNG IN NEW ZEALAND. 2s 6d. Postage 4d. Deals extensively with dairy management, tho feeding of dairy herds, their breeding and management, with a section on common diseases of dairy cattle. Full of sound information. PASTURE PLANTS AND PASTURES IN NEW ZEALAND." 2a 6d. Postage 4d. A moet useful "2>ook i<rr cr*erybody inter'ested in farming. The proper management of pastures offers • the greatest financial return, and lli s book opena the door to practical work. ■. SOILS AND MANURES IN NEW ZEALAND." 2s 6d. Postage 4d. Introduces important truths and baeic general principles in plrin language, without the use of confusing trclmicnl te-ms. Gives tb-e information which enables a • farmer to determine for himself the proper procedure. WRITE FOR COMPLETE LIST OF ' NEW ZEALAND FARM BOOKS. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LTD. W2149-769F shipping.

jjnion STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LOT . Steamers will be despatched as under (circumstances permitting): — FOR WELLINGTON— Prom Lyttelton. Cargo Train. at rai: Marnroa—Mon., Wed., Fri. 5.20 p.m. 11 a.m. .Maori —Tu«a. t Thurs., Sat. 7.18 p.m. 11 a.m BYDNEYMaheno—From ■Wellington, August 15th. Manuka—From Auckland, August 22nd. FOR MELBOURNE, via BLUFF— Moeraki—About August 26th. SUVA, SAMOA. VAVAU, HAAPAI, NUKUALOFA— Tofua —From Auckland, September 6th. Fiji Jubilee Celebrations will be held at Levuka 10th to 13th Oct. _ SAN FEANCISCO, via RABOTONGA AND TAHITI— Tahiti—From Wellington, August 19th. CANADA, AMERICA. LONDON, via SUVA, HONOLULU, AND VANCOUVER— Niagara—From Auckland, Sept. 2nd. CAEGO STEAMERS. FOR NAPIER A NDxGISBORNE— Flora —About August 14th; FOR NELSON AND NE# PLYMOUTH— Cori ntia—About August 13th. - FOR AUOKI',AND— Naruft—-Aoout 'August 15th. Wingafrai—About August 20th< Oa I E-31-T' '--it 1N Bl " " TO 'LONDON, via Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, - Naples, Toulon, Gibraltar, and Ply- . mouth'. From Sydney fORSOVA .. 12.036 August 16. +ORVTETO .. 12.133 Sept. 18. +OSTERLEY 12,128 Oct. 11. ••ORMONDE ' .. 14,858 Nov. 8. •ORCADES .. 9,764 Nov. 15. fOBSOYA .. 12,038 Dec. 6. {Carrying First, Second and Third Classes. ■ **Carries First and Third Classes only. Saloon fare*: Single, from £lO2 to £188; Return, £179 to J5242. 'Additional 'ateamnr. via Colombo and Port Said, carrying Saloon and Third Class Passengers only. Faros by Omar and Orcades: Saloon. Single, from £96 to £109; Beturn, from £l6B to £l9l. ! E*or full particulars, apply UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTI>., JlB Hereford street, Agents in New Zealand. rrtHE ALL RED ROUTE JL TO THE HOMELAND! CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY in conjunction with Canadian-Australasian Royal Mail S.S. Line. Imagine an enthralling trip from end to end of Canada in speedy, comfortablyeqnipped trains 1 Just think of gazing on the errerganor. EijL of Mountains, Plains, Glaciers, and awe-inspiring Canyons, culminating in'a DAYLIGHT CROSSING OF THE MIGHTY ROCKIES. Visit Lake Louise and Banff. REACHED ONLY BY TRAINS of the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. 13 Sumfituously-appointed Hotels. Magnificent Atlantic Fleet alto re- • nowned Pacific line of "Empress" steamships. Reservations made in Sleeping Cars, Hotels and Steamers. <, For descriptive Pamphlets and full particulars, apply to any office of the Union Steam Ship Co., Ltd., Thomas Cook and Son, or J. Sclater, Representative, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO Union House, Sydney, N.S.W. HG454 ' FOXTON. S.S. KENNEDY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12th. (Weather and circumstances permitting.) ' v Latest Cargo, 11 a.m. ALL CARGO must be booked at Christohurch Office before sending to Railway. KINSEY and CO., LTD., £095 160 Hereford street. I 1 —; . IrrAIKOURA AND WELLINGTON. iIV. S.S. WAKATU. ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13th. (Weather and circumstances permitting). • Latest Carg« 11 a.m. A LL Cargo must be booked at Chriatxl. church Office . before sending to Railway. ; KINSEY and CO., LTD., 6849 Agents, 160 Hereford street. rr*7,HLLINGTON AND WANGANUT. H S.S. HOLMDALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13f3i. WELLINGTON AND NEW PLYMOUTH. S.S. PROGRESS—EARLY. ' 6917 F. E. SUTTON and CO. JJOMEWARD PASSENGERS. 1503. TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Recommended to make their arrangements Early. Send for Cook's Gazette, giving Fares and Sailings by all Lines. T&OS. COOK and SON, H63SOTT 136 Hereford Gtreet. ATO need for bed socks with 6 "UNIQUE" lv HOT WATER BOTTLE. Look for name "UNIQUE" on stopper, your guarantee. AH themiste and dealers. H 6208-3443