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Kaikoura Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 39, 13 May 1924, Page 1

• THE KAIKOUBA STAS ' ADVERTISING RATBS. </- per inch first insert on. 3/- per ine& each consecutive insertion. Set Solid Advertisements 5/- per incit per insertion. Paragraph or Reader Advertisements 8? per inch per insertion. Births, Deaths and Marriage Notices. 2/t? per insertion. in Memoriam Notices i/- per inch. Contract Rates for a pariod of not less than three months, by arrangement A. B. CLARK,. Proprietor.

DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS, WOOL BROKERS. . AND LAND SALESMEN. Complete Stocks Carried of All i’arra and Station Requisites. Farmers T Orders for All Stores Supplied in Bulk. Agents for Sutton’s Seeds. Wolsey ! Sheep Shearing Machine?., Quibetl s '■ Dip, and Kercd, and Victoria Insurance Company. CHAS. J. AGAR, j ~ - i G MATHIESON, CONCRETE WORKER & ASPHALTER Dips, Byres, Paths, Cemetery Walls, * Chimneys undertaken. BOILERS BUILT IN. See what Price your job will cost, by the day or contract. Address— C/o Post Office, Kaikoura. S 3. CYGNET THIS STEAMER WILL TRADE REGULARLY between LYTTELTON, KAIKOURA, MOTUEKA and NELSON, Returning via Kaikoura. LOWEST RATES OF FREIGHTS and PASSAGES. J. DAVIDSON, Agent. NEW CLUB HOTEL. ‘ Tn E ESPLANADE, KAIKOVKA. A. J. O’MALLEY, Proprietor. Accommodation Unsurpassed in the Dominion. Liquors Unexcelled. Excellent Cuisine The Home of Tourists and Travellers. THE PIER HOTEL THE WHARF, KAIKOURA. Offers THE BEST ACCOMMODATION IN : KAIKOURA FOE THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC, F AT MODERATE CHARGES. The Pier has been renovated throughout, the interior arrangements being made most comfortable for patrons. First-class Meals at Reasonable Rates. THE BEST OF LIQUOR STOCKED. Patrons of the Pier have the advantage of being close to the Wharf, Seaside, and Fisheries. Launch Parties arranged. MACKENZIE AND BLACK, Proprietors. SET ’EM SHARP. SAWS SET AND SHARPENED. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED anj REPAIRED. W. BOWEN, 1 Esplanade, East End. •

G« i VITV Frill (J I A HIGHLY r FERTILIZER I Used by Thousan sof Practical Farmers Every err, on 36/33 per cent. V, at er Sohn Ic. Every Variety of Crop and Soil, with Splendid Success I 40/12 ~ ~ »» The three great advantages of Superphosphate are:—First: ITS RAPID 42/44 SOLUBILITY and the quickness with which its nourishing properties are ” ” ,flS[ Cf made available to the crop. Vorliees, the celebrated modern authority on- ’ 44/46 ~ , • •» »» 'lfff Fertilizers, says: ” Slowly available materials cannot be expected t<» give i • p ~,v t y e , v Ba->s (1G to ton), or ip profitable returns”—a fact which New Zealand farmers are discovering, and I ackec m ~ p .q » consequence they are now using Superphosphate in immense quantities,, - e " - c " •' ac, ' hl !’“•• - j/ w.ih complete satisfaction. Second: ITS REMARKABLE VALUE AS A SOIL Bi IL.DKR. obtainable from all Merchants <& Storekeepers. 1/ for a considerable portion of the Phosphoric Acid is retained in and goes to enrich the ' *■ * I* soil for future crop?*. No matter how rich the soil was originally, it grows poorer and *— [poorer every year as crop follows crop, so that fresh applications of nourishing Pho-pin •rsc A< -id ;u •••■ , t”. j Yai/m 'it? lG * n* productivity. Rockland Superphosphate enriches both the soil and the man who tills it ' Third: II > IO •> v c). 1 •• •• '■ , 1 , value, Superphosphate is £ for £ the cheapest Fertilizer the Farmer can buy. It runs freeiy through rhe drill, saiing time and lou no. i matters not whether your manuring is for Milk, Grain, Root Crops, or Stock, you can depend upon Rockland Super to give you splendid results. Use 44 It Water-Soluble Super on account of its economy Ibis grade |jj i p • '-A 1 ' 1 - costs only 11 per cent, more than 30 38 per cent, and gives 22 per cent, more Phosphate. , •„■ / *' LKempthorne, Prosser? & Co,’s N.Z. Drug Co., Ltd., Hornby Chemical Works. Office: 136 High Street, Cliri-tchurch