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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 7046, 6 October 1900, Page 4

XTEMPTHORNE, PROSSER IV. AND CO.'S ? (Now Zealand Drag Company, Ltd.) WESTFIELD MANURE PRICE LIST SEASON, 1900. Delivered in one ton lots, freight paid alongside following ports :— Waitara, New Plymouth (Breakwater), Opunake, and Wanganui. One Ton £ s "A" Superphosphate (total phosphates 40 per cent, soluble 32.34 per cent, l per cent ammonia) 6 0 0 Bonedust (pure} steamed.. ..7 10 0 Bonedust (pure) green .. .. 8 0 0 Bonedust and Blood . . . . 615 Q Speoial Root Manure . . . . 710 0 Speoial Grass Manure ("A" for top dressing) 7 5 0 Speoial Grass Manure "B" (for permanent pasture) . . ..750 Speoial Potato Manure . . . . 710 0 Weßtfield Prepared Guano (for turnips) nett 5 0 0 Special Turnip Manure „ ..750 Special Rape Manure . . ..750 Special Corn Manure "A" (for green feed) 7 5 0 Speoial Oorn Manure "B" (for wheat, oats, barley, eto.) ..750 Special Maize Manure "A" (for green feed) 7 10 0 Special Maize Manure "B" (for cob maize) 7 10 0 Special Orchard Manure "A" (for young trees 8 0 0 Speoial Orchard Manure "B" for fruit formation) 8 0 0 Speoial Glover Manure . . ..750 Special Onion Manure . . ..800 Sulphate of Ammonia . . 16 15 0 Coral Queen Guano, 2owt sacks (50 per cent phosphate of lime) 4 It 0 Surprise Island Guano, 2owt sacks * ' (35 per oent phosphate of lime) 4 0 0 Eainit, original saoks about lowt 412 6 Nitrate of Soda, original saoks about 2 cwt . . . . . . 14/3cwt Muriat3 of Potash, original sacks about 2 cwt 16/3owt Sulphate of Potash, original saoks about 2owt 16/3owt Sulphate of Iron, original saoks about 2cwt 10/3owt Special Garden Manure, 141b bags 1/6 eaoh Fowl Grit, 141b bags— coarse, medium, or fine 1/6 each Vitaflor for Pot Plants, lib tins . . 6d each Discount less 2& per cent for cash, excepting "Westfield Prepared Guano," which is Nett. Pi ices subject to alteration without notice. Previous Lists now cancelled. Auckland, August 23rd, 1900. I BUDGE & TEISTRAM, i TT ICENSED LAND BROKERS, LAND, INSURANCE, INDENT, AN GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS AND HOTEL BROKERS Opposite Post Office, Hawera, Have for pale (amongst others) :— 400 acres, freehold on the Skeet road, best land in the district 460 acres, N.L., 15 years to run, capital property, rent nominal 100 acres, freehold, close to Eltham, every convenience, good dairy farm 800 acres, freehold, at Okaiawa, well improved, good house, easy terms 150 acres, leasehold, Mountain road, with or without stock, cheap 100 acres, N.L., Mountain road, all in grass 's 250 aorea, Fra-eer road, leasehold, all necessary buildings, near school and factory 100 acres, N.L, near Te Roti, splendid dairy farm, low rent, metal road, every convenience 550 acres, Makino, a rare chance of securing a good farm ICO acres, N.L., near Te Roti, house and all outbuildings, near a creamery, by metal road 200 acres, well improved, near Kaponga, a cheap place 2500 acres, near Toko, a|l in grass, house, metal road, cheap 1800 acres, near Stratford 2000 acres at Pohokura Hotels ia Hawera, Eltham, Manaia, and elsewhere. One of the best General Stotekeeping Businesses in the district for Sale as a Going Concern. Businesses of every kind for sale throughout the district. LOAKS NEGOTIATED. ' Lease?, Mortgages, Transfers, etc., prepared at Scale Rates. Correspondence invited. BUDGE & TRISTRAM, Licensed Land Brokers, General Commission Agents. Princes street, Haweia. TALKEUB AND~TaLk; IT may be put down as an almost inviolable rulo that the big talkers are not good convewatioualuta. The mere fact of much talking on tho part of one rules out other people, and tbere can hardly ! be much point in a windy monologue. What more common sight ia there * than that of half a dozen people sitting silent while one "holds forth " in a stream of salf-e&tiefied palaver, which gives no great pleasuro to the rest, though you know that several who are present would have had something crisp and good to say if the talk had been scattered, and casual, and natural, and not formal and dominated by a windy bore? No greater mistake could be made than to suppose that \ silent, .or even taciturn, people are the worst wet blapkets of talk. The greatest of all such damping affliction a are the good souls who firmly believe it is their duty to keep on talking, to keep the ball rolling whether tbey have anything t3 say or not. Next to them come the speiialistf, experts, and faddists, '. whose existence is bounded by some ' restrictive theory. Lastly, there is the woeful company of professed . jokers, who have been persuaded that it is their mission to amuse. A certain amount of talk is necessary, j and we talk straight when we tell j you that Suratura is the Queen of ] teas. Suratuta is a rich and j fragrant Ceylon tea, and is guaran- > teed not blended with Indian, China, ] or other cheap and inferior teas. ON'T forget* ARTHUR now makes all kinds of Furniture, by the aid of up-to-date maohinery at city prices. Wholesale and retail, ' he trade supplied. Woven wire } I tretchers, complete 7/6 T^r Omore cold and sleepless nights ; I got _lN one 0! Arthur's best qualify Eapoo Beds for 15b, * <