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T ' ' - "^ Packed 2 cwt. Sacks I FOR TURNIPS 1 Packed 2 cwt. Sacks aeomplete -^~ p WCE: C5-10-O'"™ M""^£^^*|l I 1 I* DELIVERED in 30 cwt. lots and over, Freight Paid, alongside following Ports:— A. W^^f^ WAITARA, NEW PLYMOUTH (Breakwater), WANGANUI, OPUNAKE & WELLINQTON. MR. W. T. WELLS, Manaia Road, writes us, 12th September, 1908 : " This year I grew one of the LARGEST CROP OF SWEDES I ever saw, either here , or in England, with your PREPARED GUANO, 2 cwt. io the acre. On the first break of 5^ acres I had nearly 300 head, mostly empty cows, for nearly 5 weeks, and all the rest of paddock quite as good, if not better. I also used your "A" SUPER for grass on my Normanby Farm, with very best results." " MANUFACTURERS: 8 **~ SPEeiHL QOeTfITIONS FOR LHR6E LOTS. || KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & e®/S *■*• pr » 9 co - Ltd - HERD OFFICE ... ALBERT STREET, AD6KLAND. I ION SALE by W. ROWE, Hawera and New Plymouth} ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Marton; YOUNG, HOBBS & v Co., Eltham ;J. D. MO RISON, Stratford; A. H. MOORE, Opunake; HARKNESS & CRIMMER, Mldhirst. All Stores and Produce Merchants.

SYME'S EGMONT SASH & DOOR FACTORY, HAWERA. t&B&ttß&tt&B*»*&&UljWg*&sl STEAM, SAW, PLANING AND 1 Head Office and S A , MOULDING MILLS. S Factory j £ A lar S e &tock °* rou £ h and drew. ® TTAWFRA * f timber in Rimu > matai » tot a™> 3 HAWERA, ,{« kauri and white pine. 8* Telephone 51. g Rusticated boarding, T. and G. g P.O .Box 67, S flooring, T.G.B. and V lining. $ & JOINERY OF EVERY DESCRIP- » Branch Yajds: g T l *)^ MOULDINCS OF 1 STRATFORD. I ALL PATTERNSL g | SPECIAL DESIGNS TO ORDER. 3* Bush Mills: US Tallow casks, butter kegs, tubt, J NGAIREI, g buckets, cheese vata, square churnt, |l HUIROA, 2| with stand and pulleys complete, 3}c TAIHAPEL ft All material used ior joinery and S ifif manufactured gooda is picked asd ftN^ftftfl&ftftftftft^fi^&ftjfoff? thoroughly seasoned. MANURES ! MANURES ! FARMERS ! Having made an exceptionally good purchase we are in a better powtiom than ever to quote you „ SPECIAL "TURNIP" MANURR SPECIAL "ROOT" MANURE. SPECIAL "POTATO 1 ' MANURE. BLOOD & BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE (Garden Manure). ALSO IN STOCKSEED POTATOES, GARDEN SEEDS, CARROT, MANGOLD, h TURNIP SEEDS. SEED OATS A- BARLEY. MILLS & ADLAM, KAPONGA.

rpo TRAVEL THIS SEASON— ■■- In the Okaiawa and surrounding district, . ' B^f^^^^^mF WINDcRMcREi -mfMffiftMtSHfr, Su ~ e Sandy Erskine dam Maggie Macaulay. Terms, £3 10s. ROYAL CROWN. I Sire Royal Fame (imp.), dam Middle Rigg Princess. Terms, £4. Also, TO STAND ON THE FARM: IVANHOE. Sire Cedric the Saxon, dam Eate. Teiuns, £3. Good paddock for mares from a dißfcance, but no responsibility. J. S. OUGHTON, Okaiawa. TO STAND AT NOLANTOWN— And travel the same route as last year. The Clydesdale BK^^k Stallion TJPJJUf CLYDESDALE tf^H^gHnft LADDIE. This horse has teen shown five tim«B, taken five first and five champion prizes, beating, among others, such horses as Ranfurly Yet, the Dunedin ohampion, and Pride of Newton, the ohampion horse of the South Island. His stock have also been very successful in the show ring, taking a large number of first and other prizes in Southland last season. For pedigree see cards. For further particulars apply H. EDGAR, Nolantown, Hawera. Also, TO STAND AT WAVERLEY, and travel the surrounding district, The Clydesdale Stallion, SOUTER JOHNNIE, Tam-o'-Shanter — Maggie, by Craigevar Foaled November 9th, 1905. For pedigree and terms see cards. For further particulars apply H. EDGAR, Owner; Or, I MACKAY, t Groom m oharge. I _ TO TBAVBL THIS SEASON— In the Awatuna and surrounding Districts, j^fr The Pure-bred [ Clydesdale Stallion, 4pßP* GENERAL KUROKI, /flJtfflbjgjaalflißh. By Lord Roberts — JjfflßßJggjpro f Jess. ' For terms and all particulars apply < fco E. G. Perrott or groom in cbarge.