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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 20 April 1927, Page 9

OVERCOATS OVERCOATS j f Prices 65/-, 70/-, 85/-, 95/- AH the Latest Styles f I Pullovers Pullovers j | Prices 13/6, 15/6, 17/6, 22/6 New Designs f ! Cardigans Cardigans , j I Prices 10/6, 12/6, 13/6, 15/6, 22/6 Plain and Fancy I = I David Strachan & Co. \ MEN’S CASH OUTFITTERS, ! ! HIGH STREET : HAWERA 1 = \ *

A SPECIAL OFFER in LADIES’ LACE & COURT SHOES Sizes 2 and 3 ,4/6 and 6/6 50 pair LADIES' BLACK SUEDE STRAP AND LACE SHOES; sizes 3 to G—--15/6 NEW ZEALAND kg tapper l CLOTHING FACTORY HAWEEA, ELTHAM, STRATFORD, NEW PLYMOUTH.

9 BICVCLES BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS B.S.A. CYCLES B.S.A. CYCLES Now £lO 10s Now £lO 10s EASY TERMS Deposit £1 Weekly Instalments 5s New Models Just Landed Lightband CYCLE High Street: Warm, Ltd., | IMPORTERS | : Hawera ! III!111111111111111 lII*IIII 11111 lil 1111 111 IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ilf

This Fertiliser Proves the Superiority of SULFUROPHOSPHATE SULFUROPHOSPHATE 'T’HE following extract was recently published in “The Fertiliser,” the world’s most authoritative farm journal:— “ln order to compare the values of the different phosphatic fertilisers on the turnip crop, an experiment was carried out last season by the West of Scotland Agricultural College, using Garton’s Marvellous Swede. On a sandy loam soil eleven plots were treated with a basal manure at the rate of 6 tons farmyard manure, ljcwt potash manure salts, and ljewt. sulphate of ammonia per acre, supplemented by various phosphatic manures to supply the same amount of phosphate per plot. The yields per acre, irrespective of the relative cost of the phosphatic manures, were:— Phosphatic Manure tons cwt. qr. Gcwt. Superphosphate 34 4 1 scwt Sulfurophosphate - 35 11 0 Basic Slag, 24 per cent 29 0 3 4£cwt. Basic Slag, 40 per cent 31 18 1 SULFUROPHOSPHATE is a scientific chemical combination, the process of which is covered by patents all over the world. AGENTS FOR TARANAKI: Hodder & Tolley Ltd., Hawera. SOLE N.Z. DISTRIBUTORS: SAMUEL TURNER LTD., MARITIME BUILDINGS, . WELLINGTON.

DON’T WAIT. To check a cold, commence taking' Chamberlain’s Co<ugh Kemody immedi- j ately you notice the first symptoms. . Do not wait until the next day and j give it a chance to settle in your system. If you take Chamberlain’s Cough} Remedy freely as soon as the cold ap- 1 pears, you will check it in a day. Sold | by Chamberlains Ltd., 520 Riley St., Sydney. —Advt. •

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