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1 ■ JB^ . * aP * I ] MANUFACTURING ANALYSIS. ' n*«« MINIMUM GUARANTEE. I | 14 to 15 per cent. Soluble Phosphate rWHW HI lj| 6WI. Mgl Phosnh»t M 23 to 24 per cent. Insoluble Phosphate <ZZ * "losphates IX to 2 pep cent. Ammonia 16 to the toil. I ** B Ammonta - *<iulvalent to 1.20 Nitrogen ♦ to 4tf pep cent. Sulphate of Potash B*6o Sulphate of Potash CUSTOMERS' REPORT, . HAVK NKVKR HAD A FAILURE WHEN USING CONSIDER « WKBTFI«LD« MANURES YOUR SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE. THI SAFBST AND MOST RELIABLE. Mr. A. J. HASTIB, "Sta Viow," Man»U, Taranaki, wrltM, \M . »th Angruat, 1905:— "I have twed your Siwoial Turnip Manure JT Mr. JAS. J. PATERSON. Manaia. Taranakl, writes, Bth (or a number of years without a single failure, which ia more mfk August, 1905 :— " I used your Special Turnip Manure on 100 ' than I can Bay of tereral Manures I receired from other firms. §V aoroa of Swedes last season, 1} owt, to the acre. Considering Last season I used this Manure at the rate of li owt. to the " the dry season, I had an excellent crop. I consider your acre, and had a good crop." Manure* the safest and most reliable to use." PRICE : 3cJ7 2a. 64. PER TON. DeUvtwd In SO twt lots and over, freight paid, alongside the following PorU(Leee 2% per cent. Discount). Wattara, Maw Plymouth (Breakwater). Opunake and Waaganul. m ~ mmmmmmm . itg composition ia the result of long and careful study and experinteab. It 1« a complete Manure, containiag all that the Turnip A BETTER cr«p requires. It contains the ingredients necessary to start the plant Quickly , feeds the Turnip right on to maturity, and leaves something; In the srpouna to benefit the succeeding crop. These results can only be produced by a well-balanced ICanwe. What Turnip Manure matter though it costs a little more per cwt. than so-called "Cheap Manures," when 700 get a sound, reliable article which wffl ... . more than repay the outlay ? than tniS Cannot Perhaps no crop is so sensitive to variations of soil and climate, to defects in cultivation, or to the application of unsvitable manures M l _ nroci uced Turnips. The two former are beyond our control ; the third is entirely in the hands of the fanner, whose observations will teach him ta» tf o p OQ uceu< necessity for thorough cultivation and a fine seed bed. In the fourth we claim to offer valuable aid by providing a Manure thoroughly ° ' ■ ■ suited to the requirements of the Crop and the Soils and Climate of Northern New Zealand. Jogr SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR LARGE LOTS. 1 KEIVIPTHORSME, PROSSER & CO.'S ! Mc«J Crfttcei ALBERT ST.. AUCKLAND. MZ. DRVO COMPANY, E,t«S. WarKei WCSTFICLD, near OTAHUHU. j THE I HIGH-CLASS TAILORING. WELLINGTON DRAPERY COY.'S YOU are wanting a SUMMER SUIT, one that is Well- UP i" FT A "NT SWIPI? P QA I TF " made and Up-to-date in every detail. 1\ OVVHi Hi r OillJ Vu WE HAVE Specially Imported a choice range of Beautiful Is not an ordinary Drapery & Clothing Sale at ordinary SUITINGS—no two alike. Gentlemen requiring a summer suit Sale p r i ceSj but prices intended to effect a of exclusive design cannot do better than inspect these goods without delay. "' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' iTxi Tl/f CrMVT A TVTT\ T>r.T*l3 COMPLETE CLEARANCE OF THE WHOLE AUAMbUJN AJNJJ KUJtSIS* stock for cash HIGH-CLASS TAILORS & MERCERS HAWERA. . . i __ . _ j PA IV Wp TITTTT T) VOTT in the quickest pobsiblb i time. IT is our business to build all kinds of Vehicles, but at this time of . REMEMBER the year we lay ourselves out specially to cater for those who ; i^g j s require , GIGS AND BUGGIES. realisation sale This is the season most, people are looking for a Stylish Trap. Can »,,-,■». i. •« we build one for you ? Our Factory is the most Up-to-date in the And the Pnces are such that you wIU Bet8 et district, and bur hands are all highly skilled in their work. NO VALUE TO EQUAL. D. AND J. SMITH, ~" CARRIAGE BUILDERS HAWERA. , . „ v ti^t^t a WELLINGTON CASH DRAPERY COY. OUR 1906 MODELS. High Street, Hawera, WHAT cannot be cured must be endured, vice versa. What can We have numerous liDes for which we are prepared to be cured should not be endured for a moment longer than is deal direct with town and country storekeepers. necessary. Take the case of an unsatisfactory pair of boots. There ■__ is always a remedy for . this complaint in DICKSON'S BOOTS. "— "* "'—"——'—' They have never failed to answer the highest expectations. Better ■■■*■■»■■■*■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ even sacrifice a little, for the sooner you get quit of a bad pair, the 5 £ more satisfactory to your peace of mind; Our 1906 Models are ■ ■ beauties, apd are taking on immensely. Come and see for yourselves. v m\ | | A|J g" A I WL I 5 Our stock is large, our prices low, and what is more, our boots are £ Ifll I f^bT llll«r*# ImHH ■ good, as people know. Repairs on the premises. m \/ 1 I sWafl I \A I 111*1 ill \A . ■ T. DICKSON AND CO., S ■ m airy S HAWERA BOOT PALACE. | LAND | CHAMPION FLOUR. S. ,5 ■ TN areas of from 600 to 2000 acres ; good new country ; low ■ THE Northern Mill has now to _ TT _ —>, ■ JL rental; very long lease. Having personally inspected 5 work 24 hours a day to supply THE KJ!aA)LLILL/IJL<J-N (JJb 5 this country, I can strongly recommend it. lamin a better ■ the demand. In spite of persuasion OU ALIT V 5 position to secure you one of these sections than any other ■. and dumping, the Company still ■ agent in the colony. If you want cheap, sound grazing land, jj declines to join the Trust, so saving tts the strong power that 5 a PPty t0 ' ■ wage-earners thousands of pounds. J^ brings our customers 5 at wen ATirrxrGrwr ■ back to buy again after ■ ALJK&D AlJilNbON* ■ CHAMPION BREAD & FLOUR they have once tried our 5 HAWERA. 5 is stocked by every baker or store* medicines. J ■ *T££LWJ££!£d £ n 0 **** what im you &«««»»»"«■»*■»■»■»■""""»>""""" obtaining either, write to Mr Newton are looking for in the pre- — • King, New Plymouth, who will ad- scription or drug line, you THIS vise you of the nearest tradesman are apt to find it, at our selling it. place, at the right place. SPACE * MABTE R BAKERS, " -ARO, HAw7ra PHARMAC. RESERVED yOUR business increased by High street, Hawera. WOOD AND COAL SUPPLY CO. NORTON'S ; R. J. HUGHES, celebrated COWELL & KNEEBONE, hawera. ••DORASE." -^LUMBERS, TINSMITHS, AND — T ~ kgive'sTcreaseTyield; richer * SANITARYENGINEERS. I MONEYTOLEND. I flavor ; has moisture retaining MANUFACTUREB s SPECIAL ( HAyE qualities; regular yeast action; Of spouting, downpipe, ridging, Vlf A n JL from £300 to £2500 awaiting ; no sour bread. lead head nails, baths, tanks, XMAb i investment at current rates. I Particulars from and tinware of every description. jj HALLIWEJLL !J. T. NORTON ... Lyttletor. SOL^f r E^ ki of the i mpioved _ LINES. Solicitor. Regent street Hawera. 1 —— — Portable Washing Boiler with — . Patent Fire-box. « Five Diamond " Currants and WE HAVE Sultanas ; " Mariposa " Seeded A Cap of NECTAR ia to Delidom, io A large stock of galvanised iron R a i sms , Jordan almonds, Californian YTif A Q Refreshing, vdA bo Economical. (corrugated and plain), water mv g C atels, Thick Peel — lemon, I A-IVAxXk) _^ #*■&& pipes and fittings, pumps, rams, oran g e , and citron; cooking and T*T>T7ICiT7ITVTrFC< A Us» VL 1 mTj&i J>w enamelled baths and sinks, lava- dessert figs and dates ; " St. George" X . XiJCiO JEiIN JL O • AA 6^ « J^% - tor y basins, taps (nickel-plated camp an( j picnic pies ; Dimock's __ «g^^- ... and brass), tubs, buckets, etc. boneless hams ; Aulsebrook's after- , QOME of the choicest v Q ALL WORK noon tea biscuits; Granose— a cereal J^ PICTURES "W 1 IE? Entrusted to us is done in first- biscuit ; Qranola— a breaktast cereal; inthfe coltfnv are to be seen H SLJ\ class style, and charges are Caramel Cereal _ a nutritious bever, - S PRATT & CO S ° twma m moderate. age; lime j u i ce , lemon squash and Furniture Warehouse.' .' ! ! Orange TipS fin V, lb, llbi Factory-High street, Hawera. 9™£ HbbS IxtScL SjrUP> ,<*#■ get yotjb pick. r~\A~~ t:ju i Sib, 101b T^? hon f""^ s'T7i*a,5 'T7i*a, brewer's crystals for jam making. These are imported direct. Golden TlpS [ Tins. Branch-Bridge street, Eltham. » lOW * „ and we- are selling them M. J. CAMPBELL, very reasonable.. We *jll PURE CEYLONr. HILL GROWN r A X xr^ nri High St., Hawera; c frame yours «fpr you at a J AMEo AND CO., , ,short. notice in a finished F"? 1 — L rtViTT TANNEES, FELLMONGBRS, WOOL style and moderate price. M. J. Campbell, Hawera. SCOURERS. TJIOR delicate children, Wallace's As we cannot put over 300 GUmour andSmeLUe, Manaia and II Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil to in the window, we wish you „ V™_ "R UY Wo S, Hi^i Ca " and unequalled. A few doses will to come in and inspect. M. B. Gibbons,, Pihama. J3 Sheep Skins, Tallow, Horse- strengthen the chest and lungs and ___ W. K. HowittirA^atuna. hair, etc. bring the color back to the little N . •j" K AArMO _ Or J an '7 eKin - a« 1 m 1 a sufferer's cheeks. Large bottles __ Note the AddressJ. D. Proffitt, Auoa All parcels carefully valued. /fi THT> A nrHP tJ_^ r*f\ , Mills and Adlafe Kaponga. Prompt returns. **__ '- JT X|/it_L 11 IOC Uv/« Free samples from above mer- Consign to James and Co., Strat- pOR a tip-top shave and a stylish NEXT P.O. TELEPHONE 126. chants on application, ford, and advise by post. L' hair cut, go to C. Crane.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume L, Issue 8999, 23 January 1906, Page 3

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