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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8102, 4 October 1904, Page 1

Westfield Manures REDUCED PRICE LIST. All Manures quoted* are deUvered In lots of 30 cwt and over, FREIGHT PAID ALONGSIDE THE FOLLOWING PORTS :-^ WAITARA, NEW PLYMOUTH (Breakwater), OPUNAKE, WANGANUI, NAPIER and WELLINGTON. v All imolwd In IV cwt. ■•*•, 10) to Ten, exe*ptlns Wa hold Full fi«AAk« «>-r +h« Atiinufino"■"•UKll, and WrtTFIBLDPIHPARBD QUANO, which All WO " Ola FU " » to © X « <>r the TOIIOWInK •re) in • owt. moiw. mm Lines also: P«p Ton £ s. d. Per Ton £ s. d. A " t" 1 ?^ 1101^ I *.— Tot J kl l_»io«phates, 37 tO3»X; ■lllllinPA Sulphate oi Ammonia .. original sacks about 2 cwt. 17 5 O <•■>•. _Boltoble,3»X '.Ammonia, 1 v .. 0.. .. §_g2 lUlANlllltV Nitrate of Soda „ „ about 2 cwt 1415 0 "B" Snpttphoiphate (a cwt. «acki)-35 to 37X Soluble M 417 6 111 11 11 11 11 CO Muriate of Potash .. „ „ „ about a cwt. 16 5 O JoneDttitftttrriiteamed 7 7 © ilMinwiiiaw Sulphate of Potash .. „ „ , aboutaewt. 16 5 O i BOB* Dtttt (pttr«) gT««n 82 6 Kainit original bags about 1 cwt. 410 O Bone Dost and Blood 70 0 OnlH hu ■>• am Sulphate of iron (xtls.) .. original sacks about 2 cwt. 815 O SES-WX OOI^ 1 " 1 ™ ..V, « " ',' , •• " Z5 2 »010 Oy US are Sulphate oi Iron (crushed) .. „ „ about a cwt. 10 5 O Special Grass Manure "A .".(for Top Dressing) „ , 75 OfO —f *ll«« Surprise Island Guano, 40X 2 cwt. sacks 45 O Special Grata Manure "B» (for laying down permanent OT WB Maiden Guano, 74% .. 2 cwt. sacks 512 6 _ . .Ptatttfe) 76 O Westfield Special Garden Manure, nib. bags .. Is. 6d. each •Sdfl^mte M^urc :: :: ;: :: :: 11* HIGHEST GRADE WestfieldFowlGrit,i 4 lb.bags,coar B e,medium,orfinels.«d.ea C h Special Rape Manure 76 O ni^nsa ■ *ara#*h#Bsi _______ = __________ = _ = ___________ == _ = _^^ I^SSSS^^MsiSSL^ :: :: ?iS 8 the D-g^KSS^i. priced, n^to. «.»«.* cf«i Z tff&SSSl^T^™™ 1""*.1 ""*. :: ZSS most reliable A»™c~^t**n™« 0 « without notice. Special Onion Manure 715 O IflwO I nCblllPLEi previous Lists now cancelled, westlleld Prepared Guano (for Turnips! * cwt. sacka . . 5 7 6 Special Quotations promptly made for large lots. WH SOLICIT THB FAVOUR OP YOUR ORDER, WHICH SHALL HAVE OUR BEST CARE AND PROMPT ATTENTION. HBAD OFPICE-Albert St. Auckland. |/ £Afl HT UADMC ITIOnOOITD 0 Pfi'Q N -Z. DRUG COMPANY. WORKS-W««tneld, ne«P Otahuhu. E\ [. I V. TIIIUBA HC j FSIUUU EL fl GL UUIO Limited. ON SALE BY— W. ROWE, HAWERA AND NORMANBY. C. A. WILKINSON, EI/THAM. A. H. MOORE, OPUNAKE. AM, STORES AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. I : i i

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited) Will despatch steamers (carrying passengers and cargo) from New Plymouth wharf (weather *na other circumstances permitting) — TO ONEHUNGA (for Auckland)— TAKAPUNA, every Wednesday, at 8.30 p.m. ROTOITI, every Saturday, tt 8.30 p.m. A representative of the Company travels by the mail train to book passengers before teaching the vessel. TO WELLINGTON— ROTOITI. every Wednesday, at noon. (Rotoiti takes Nelson cargo direct). TAKAPUNA, every Friday, at noon. ROTOITI, Wednesday October 19, may be earlier owing to 'Frisco mail. TO DUNEDIN, VIA WELLINGTON and SOUTHERN PORTS, without transhipment)— CORINNA, Monday, October 10, at 3 p.m. SOUNDS EXCURSION, JANUARY, 1905 The trip of tho year. Pamphlets on application. Country cargo must reach New Plymouth —For Southern Ports, not later than Tuesday and Thursday evenings' trains ; and for North, Wednesday and Saturday mornings' trains, accompanied by f nil particulars. ( Passengers are requested to obtain their ticket! at Company's Office before joining ■teamen. Passengers btoked through to London by the Orient-Pacific Line (via Sydney) and the Canadian and Australian Line (via iVanooriver). OFFICES : BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. THB "ALL BED 1 MAIL ROUTE TO LONDON. OAi<ADIAN-AWnU.LIAN LINB. fiaßftetyi Brisbane. JfonoMo, PHI, victor!*, and vSonw. , World* rair at St. Loots, and »SS*hd«n«Uot the United SIMM by tba CtaaamsiFMlflo, or othu railway inti. ' -! I**** lieava BlMUtn ~ Sydney Auckland ifauia 7. T~~ dot »i j Nw a" AonSgl ... I Nov 28 I Nov BU .raiolirfauironircoMPAMY o™ I^. ft IB NT PAGIPIO LINE. raw pltmout«"sp London, TU Colombo, B«"!>!*'g**' HamlllM, and * U»t« I*avo , Steamer. Sydney Vtlbourn* Onaoi — 7 7T~' Oot M Oot 2«P SJrtOttt .U Not 6 Nov 8 Orisaba ... Nov W Nor « ♦OronUr .. Dto H Deo 0 *~ *Twinaoiew teamen Ant fortnlfktiy thoreattw. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COM PANT (Lmmx>). AUCKLAND SERVICE. VaoM.BMAKWATam— • (Weather and other oirotunstanooß 1 f FOR OHBHIWaA— FBOH Utf MAX— BiS. RAR4WA vtwj Monday and Thursdd * 7 CBarawa"* Irlefl foreoabin stewardeiß.) X. Pawage Tteketi most be Uken at the Oompanj'i offloe, or from (he agent on "^T'Town cargo bhmi be booked at Company's office and delWerad at railway not bur than 9.80 p.m. 84 Country oargo must reach New Plymouth by morning train, aooompanled witb dull paruottlari. All cargo for shipment mutt be aooomAgent. <Mtae— Egmont street, New Plymouth. NoOTHl™v_^N oOTH l™v_^S IP COM - Waitara Agency— WYLLlE, STOTT&Co. 8. S. KIAORA, from Waitara to Ka : whiiu Raglan and Onehunga, leaves Wai t*ra ©very Wednesday, returning from Onohunga Monday, Kawhia Tuesday to Waitara (weather and other circumstances permitting):— Wednesday, October 5 at 5 p.m. Wednesday, October 12, at 11 p.m. Wednesday, October 19, at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Octobe* 26, at 10 p.m. Wednesday, November 2, at 3p.m. Wednesday, November 9, at 10 p.m. Wednesday, Noyeriiber J. 6, at 3 a.m. Wednesday, November 23, at 9 p.m. ' .Wednesday, November 30, at 2 a.m. ' as JKIAORA carries a Stewardess. • All frt&hts to Kawhia must be prepaid. ' Passane &<*•*• raUßt be uken at agent " ; Cargo mw* "iwacH Waitara by morning t Agent, Waitara. • a OWBBB BtKAH iHIPPINO COM; „ AAi BEQULAB SBBVIOB. FROM PATBA ' ft» 1.1. AOBMta, .46 tons ' : JUm JoTil7«» t°M, an exoeUent Freight *o*nd from WeUingUa, lOiper ' ' Agent. pATEA BHffPISO OOMPANT, Ltd vnoii patba to" weluwwon, Urtfchl tram W«tU»ft<» to Pat* Agent. RANTED KNO WN-^Sweep^