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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 22 October 1908, Page 3

PRINCES ST., HAWERA. W. ROWE Has just received far tho corafag Season NEW SEEDS, comprising: SWEEDES— Chjampion, Huretfa Moaarch, John Bull, Sutton's Crim* soo3) King 1 , Sutton's Magnum. Bonum. TUKNIPS— PurpIe Top Mammoth^ ! Purple Hop Yellow Aberdeen^ Green, Top Yellow! Aberdeen^ Fostertoa Hybrid Roonney M«rsL. CA&ftOTS— White Belgian, JairW Intermediate, Bambal, Sinclair"* Champion MANGOLDS— Long Red, Yellow Globes, Sutton's Prizewinner, Gatepost, etc. Thousand Headed Kale^and Large Ox Cl&bbago, Essex Rape and Mustard. MANURES— ! Agent for— Etrnpthonie, Prbsser - and Co., Wellington Meat Export Co., Gear Meat Freezing Co., Wanganial Meat Freezing Co., Basic Slag for top dressing '* • . . . '. , ROWEfS SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, £6 per ton. This manure gave the best results last year wher« tried alongside! other manures. ' . , Seed maize, rye corn, and grain of all kinds for seed and feed. Grasses and covers of all the beafe kinds always on hand. Richmond and Chandlers new hand seed drills, complete with manute sowers. Nicholson's) horso rakes, ■ Samuolson's mowers, lawn mowers, Donagy's binder twine and pal. '. OEE TO Y^UR "TJYES. REGULAR VISITS ARE MADE TO HAWERA (Date of next call will he ad?erUqed shortly.) BY THE SIGHT SPECIALISTS: . SAMUEL BARRY, , * JNO L. NICOB, ' '. ,; I • \AucklajJnt .- CAPABLE, I \ } TUSfC Ai^l^'ED^' 7 " tf , ±\ , *"' ' V■ * FRESH WN^GNMENTSf OE: , Griffin's Seedless' RaiaiMh— A d» . tinct fancy variety of absolutely seedleea ravins, cured! in the sun withotrt the use of detloteriong matter. . Forco-^The natural food foi" cxeatfr ing power and maintaining, energy. The food of all fcod. '..-',<• > Cyclone Send .Soa.p-<-A fia&^poordofi for cleaning and scouring potev paiM^ brasJaworlij • «nd •ianwam L • Petit Pois (Green PeasV-ReadV f<at \he t&bla j only requires heating. Paisley Flourr-A pui*ei a?id ,wbbfoi some i reparation whieE fulfils, all ibx, roqu'renflemts of. a h«gh claw, baking , , powder. ' -. .- Waiter-GlaES—Sitag Bracd hh& pxwr ed itself a most reliable Egg; Preseev** tive> Can 'be had in large or' email quantities. s . . . < . , , „M, j,^O^^ Tdephono 26. ; / Hawnm. AL E ' AN D g TOO!* SPECIALITY/ atthft . HAWERA BREWIIT, Atoo*, ."- . . FKRRO STOUT. l Ttrmi—Cnak with crder, J. K. CAMIJtOy. Th» Wellingto* ■eat Export Go^ LIMITED, ■MURE MANUFACTURES. 1 . ' Oftow: ? lAMSTON QUAY, WXLtINGTOM W«ka: MGAHAURAMGA. Important to Farmars> W.M.E.Co. Manures. N«t CaA on Tracks at NphwtHf la a cwl tMcki. For i cwt, «•«. f/- per to* extra li charged. Mo. 1 Mixture - £SAO/ ; p«r Urn Ho. 3 - -'iSSfit - N0.5 M -*5/g/6 . Potato „ -£5/6/r * Izaport«d Sup- . / > wrphoiphftU IS/gft,^ - Parttenbn o< Analynf poiiti •• "W «ddfeM on applic»tiom. v SpecUl M ixtoret can be M* at aay time to rait Fame*. FREEZIWO~SHEEP AID LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON TJEAT EXPORT CO., LTl* IS PREPARED TO PURCHASE ftt SIMM, ud Lamb* by weight, er at mt head. The Company alto often clients every facility for Freestec M their own account. Prioee as 4 al particulars can be obtained om appl> cation at the Company's Offices, «c frott any of the b«yen hi Ihe •©•■try. WALTER G. FOSTER. =0 ' MMaginC DlneHß.