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BUSINESS ANNOtTNCEMEKTS. -S/trHITCCMBK AND TOMBS, LTD. THE "KEY" TO SUCCESSFUL FARMING. Knowledge enables you to grapple tntr. tlie problems that arise in 'farming—often enables you to avoid loss. The follow.n-r are svmorig the series of Handbooks written for Xc?r Zra-land Farmers by cxp' its in this country, and their purchase and penpal cannot be other than profitable to you. NEW EOOKS ON FAEIIKG. SB\V BOOKS ON FARMING. NEW BOOiiS ON FARMING. "FARMERS' FOES/' Ss Gel. Postage id. Written by F. AS*. Hilgercdori. Lecwrer on Biology, Canterbury Aerieuitural College. Treita with the detection, treatment, and avoidance of tho different Bcourgcs that beset farm:np:. •'•SILEEP FARMING IX NEW ZEALAND.' 53. Postage 6d. This most comprehensive and practical hook on Sew Zealand sheep, their brcrding and mam»em nt. vet r/üblished. ."UTILITY P ULTRY'FARMING IN NEW ZEALAND. 7 ' (>■,. Postage 6d. Sound, practical information cohering the whole f-'aniut of profitable Poultry in this country. "DAIRY FARMING IN NEW ZEALAND." 2s Sd. Postage 4d. Deals extensively v.ith daily r mont, the fpecrnij of dairy herds, lheir breeding ard management, with a section on common dipeas s of d~iry cattle. Full of sound information. ... "PASTURE PLANTS AND PAS'BtIHES IN NEAT ZEALAND.", :2 s (id. Postapfid. A m-at useful took "for everybody Interested in farming. The proper management of pastures offere tri3 greatest financial return, and ;ii s book opens the door t ; .' practical work. '•SOILS AND-MANURES IN NEW ZEALAND." 2s Gd. Postage 4d. Introduces important truths and basic general principles in "pi in 'ansuage, without the i.iso of confusing fcrchnic?l to:ms. Gives the information which enables a farmer t<j determine for himself the proper procedure. •WRITE FOR COMPLETE LIST OF NEW ZEALAND FARM BOOKS. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LTD. W2149-769F BHEPPIN&. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTT . Steamers will be despatched as tinder (circumstances permitting): FOR WELLINGTON— From Lytielton. Cargo Train. at rail M'ainroa— Hon., Weil., Fri. 3.20 p.m. II ajn " ion—Tuea., Thnrs., Sat. 7.28 D.m. 11 a-ra SYDNEY— M&heno —Frpm Wellington, August 15th. Manuka—From Auckland, August 22nd. FOR MELBOURNE, via BLUFF— Moeraki—About August 26tb. SUVA, SAMOA. VAVAU, HAAPAI, NUKUALOFATofaa—From Auckland, September 6th. Fiji Jubilee Celebrations will be held at Levnka 10th to 18th Oct. SAN FRANCISCO, via HAROTONGA AND TAHITI— Tahiti—From Wellington, August 19th. CANADA. AMERICA. LONDON, -ria SUVA, HONOLULU, AND VANCOUVER— Niagara—From Auckland, Sept. 2nd. CARGO STEAMERS. FOR NAPIER AND GTSB.ORNBFlora—Thursday, August lttli FOR AUCKLAND— Neroa—Friday, August ISth J) a.m. Wingatui—About August 20th. or i en';s: irS'a: PremantJ's, Colowbar, 'Suez, Port, Said, 'Naples, tFoujon,' and Plymouth, . ' ■ ■ ■ From Sydney tORSOVA • ». 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'ComfpHaWy-ea,ii ipped Sleeping Cars, Dining arid Library Observation. Cars. You view the scenic wonders of LakeLonysfi and Banff, acd otiler celebrated resorts. REACHED ONLY BY TRAINS of the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. 13 Magnificent Hotels on route. Palatial Atlantic Fleet also Pacific Fleet of the renowned "Empress"' Steamphipg Reservations made in Sleeping Cars, Hotels and Steamships. For descriptive Pamphlets and full particulars, apply to any office of the Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z., Ltd., Thomas Cook and Son, or J. Sclater, Representative. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO., Union House, Sydney, N.S.W. £615-1 rAIKOURA AND WELLINGTON. S.S. WAKATU, MONDAY, AUG bST 18th. (Weather and circumstances terrnitting.) Latest' cargo, 11 a.m. All Cargo must be bobk.-d at Christchurch Office before 6euding to Railway. EINSEY and CO., LTD., Agents, 709S 160 Hereford street. iLENHEIM DIRECT. (Taking' cargo for Havelock, Seddon, and Ward). . S.S. WAIRAU, MONDAY, AUGuST 18th. (Weafter and circumstances i ermitting.) Latest cargo, 11 &.m. All Cargo must be book'd et Christchurch Office before sending to Railway. ' KINSEY and CO., LTD., Agents, 7039 160 Hereford street. ~ 'ELLINGTON. WESTPORT, GREYYV. MOUTH. S.S. OREPUKI. MONDAY, 18th AUGUST. WELLINGTON. WANGANUI, NEW PLYMOUTH. S.S. PROGRESS. MONDAY, ISth AUGUST. 7133 F. E. SUTTON and CO., Agents. TTOMEWABD PASSENGERS, 1925. TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Recommended to make their arrangements Early. Sand for Cook's Gar.erte, giving Fares and Saiiicse bv ail Linea. ' T&OS. COOK «»d SON, H62SOTT 13S Hereford street. rpHE "UNIQUE" HOT WATER BOTTLE, X Best on the market. A product of tho North Rxitieh Rubber Co. All sites. ATI Chemiate acd dealer* #c!l them. HG\JOB