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Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12931, 30 October 1914, Page 6

Fatten Your Lambs On Ripe I ■ Sustain Yonr Rape with W.M.E. Co. Manures * These manure* larroly contain ... product! from the Ngahauranga slaughtering works. Um them and .u. yon retain to the aoil the very •-{, elements of life taken from it in the proceii of fattening yeur sheep. No. 1 and No. 3 Mixtures are principally phosphate manures with proportions of Nitrogen and Potash to Iromote full growth, and are exoelint forJßape and Turnips. Prices, Net Cash on rails at Ngahanr NoflMixture - - £3/10/- ton Ho. 8 „ - - £B/10/-ton Ho. 5 M - - £B/7/8 ton Potato Mixture- - £O/7/6 ton .; Imported Bupttr ii[ phosphate - - £B/1/- tor In 2ewt. Snobs. , r i r 5/- per ton extra is charged for . ' lewt, sacks. Analysis posted on request and ■pedal Mixtures prepared to order. Consign fat Stock to Ngahauranga. Our facilities for freexing and shipping are unsurpassed, we also buy .» Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle. Full particulars from I Wellington a Co*t Ltd* 18-20 Hunter St., Wellington. Buyers Name: E. P. C. SWAINSON, Feilding, Telephone 131. W. HAIB, Mungarimu, Telegraphic address: Mang&rimu. W. G. VICKEBS, Shannon, Telephone 10. J. A. BEED, Aramoho, Telephone 171, Wanganui Exchange Manawato and West Coast Agricultural; and Pastoral Association. The Bit; Summer Show wfll be h«il4ob the 4th, sth and 6th November. Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor, the Earl of Liverpool. Biding, Driving, Hunting and Bing Competitions. Gathering of the Champtons in all Classes of Stock. Implements, Machinery, and Farm Supplies. ;1 r ' v '• - / " Hanawatu Kennel' Club's Annual Champion Dog Show. Art and Industrial Exhibition, Home Cookery, Art Needlework, School ■, Competitions and Photo graphy. Prize Schedules on Bequest. Make Your Entry Early. LIVE STOCK Entries Close 17th OCTOBER, all other Entries Close 10th OCTOBEB. W. T. PENNY, Box 85, Palmerston North. Secretary.

Sutton's . Smart Millinery. SUTTON'S MILLINERY is superb. Every Hat conforms to the extreme dictates of fashion; there is style and beauty, colour harm-my and the artistic touches which give individuality and becomingness. SUTTON'S SHOW BOOM is the largest in Feilding, and our display of Millinery is also the largest. "We have already 4one an enormous business in now Millinery, but supplies are not exhausted. We have a large and clever staff of Milliners, and the magnificence of their work is acclaimed by everyone. We have an extensive assortment of Model Hats, selected for us by a connoisseur, and from these models our Milliners receive their inspiration. Exact facsimiles can be produced, but orginality is obtained by artistic variations. , VISIT OF INSPECTION. i ' T* * - A good many ladies have already visited our Millinery Salon, but there must be still many who have not done us the honour of a visit. We extend a cordial invitation to everyone to come and see {THE MODEL MILLINERY, THE READY-TO-WEAR HATS, CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. There is no obligation to buy because you come to inspect. We are quite content to have you become acquainted with our Millinery and our famous low prices. You will be able to make comparisons, and that is bound to be in our favour. A. H. Sutton & Co., Feilding. The Travelling Bug Is the Pre-eminent New Zealand Rug. An Ideal gift for soldier or civilian. Retail at only best stores PoUltrymen! N.Z. Poultry Industries, Ltd., BLAHS STREET, WELLINGTON, AN HANDLE YOUR OUTPUT TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE TO YOURSELVES. All Requisites and Fopd Stuffs for Chicken-r&ising and Poultry-keep-log supplied. Enquiries invited. , Telegrams: "Poultry," Wellington. F. H. COOPER. Secretary.

Handfnls of Gold Await the Enterprising. Experts the world over have declared that meat will continue to rise in price for the next ten years; therefore, consumers will clamour for Table Poultry. V Broilers and Capons,, worth 8s to 10s each, can be produced in a few months. With a reliable Incubator success is assured to the novice. The Poultry Business cannot be • monopolised by anyone. The Invincible Jubilee, 216 fcgg capacity. The Famous Petaluma, 54, 216, 126 egg capacity. The Reliable Queen, 70, 130, 240, '360 egg capacity. Poultry Coaditioner, from the best American makers, 2s, 2s 6d and 5s packet. We stock everything in connection with poultry keeping. Eggs and Egg Farms. This booklet contains the trustworthy information regarding the successful production of eggs at a less percentage of cost; 2s copy. The Leghorns, brown, white, black, buff and duckling, their-origin and history and practical qualities, by leading judges and breeders, os 6d copy. Successful Poultry Keeping, a te x t book for beginners; contains the "secret of success" for p'easure and profit; 3s 6d copy. Egg Record and Account Books, a. Simple, easy method for keeping correct account by day, month, and yearly ; full information, Is. Chick Books, contains the experience of world's leading poultry men and latest and nupst trustworthy information about hatching, etc., 2s 6d. Reductions on all Incubators, Brooders, etc., less 10 per cent, for month only. Gall for catalogues. We deliver everywhere. we pay Freight to your nearest railway or port. , . \ SEND POR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. The Sims Hardware Co, Cuba Street Wellington

ft. llilJ [f ' ■ ■ • mmmmmmaammmmm Is the sort of satisfaction a man gets from PALMERS Calf Meal. ' These are the sort of results a mam can confidently look for when he takes a broad, logical view of things, and makes up his mind to go in and try with Palmer's. This record winning Calf Meal is no experiment, but a real accomplishment—vibrating with opportunity—a foundation on which to build along the lines of absolute success, because of accurate methods. & Co: Ltd,, Sole Manufacturers Palmerston North, ■ -.t f? REFUSES £SO fie FE RS <-• zz\« r -'*T'■ '■ r^ii ' W I am writing to let you know how delighted I ata with the results of your wonderful Calf Meal. I have used it for the last two seasons and \have obtained somj magnifiV tent youngsters. My neigh- *•" bchirs are quite envious of my t- shcCess, and I am refusing £l6 each for some c.f my last year's-heifers. I have used nothing but your Calf Meal mixed with skim-milk, and ' am satisfied that my success >is entirely due to your splendid food