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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 14189, 25 April 1919, Page 7

AUTUMN SOWING WHAT ABOUT YOUR REQUIREMENTS? We carry full stocks of specially recleaned Seeds of all descriptions. Also—■ SEED OATS BARLEY TABES, Etc. FOB TOP DRESSING you cannot do better than us© EPHOS BASIC PHOSPHATE. BARRAUD& ABRAHAM, Ltd. EANOITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. ¥ BEG to notify the General Public that I have taken over the Grocery Store lately carried on by Mr H. G. Srover, Church Street East, and hope, [>y strict attention to business, to nerit a fair share of support. S. A VERY.

HOT CROSS BUNS, TO AVOID DISAPPOINTv MENT ORDER OUR SPECIAL QUALITY BUNS — TO-DAY, WE DELIVER ALL DAT THURSDAY BOOK EARLY AT J. RAWLINS, “THE WHITE HOUSE/» THE SQUARE AND TERRACE END. GOOD GRAZING PROPERTY 1450 ACRES. Situated on good, motor road, Pohaagina District, 12 miles from railway. About 1250 acres in grass, balance bush, well subdivided and fenced, post and wire fences. Watered by permanent streams. House, woolshed, yards, dip, etc. PRICE £l3 10/- PEE ACRE, For further particulars apply to the SOLE AGENTS: DALGETY AND CO, LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH.

.'T'HE NEW ZEALAND OIL AND 1 ACID EXTRACTION CO., LTD. A company (intended to be) incorporated under "The Companies Act, 1908. ’ * CAPITAL: £3OOO. Divided into 600 Shares of £5 each. Subscriptions are now invited for an issue of 420 shares of £5 each at par, payable as to — £1 per Share upon application, £1 per Share upon allotment; and the balance afe and when required, in calls not exceeding £1 per Share, at intervals of not less than three months. Objects.—To extract from wood and sawdust acetic acids, oils, acetone, tar, potash, etc. Manufacturing Site. —Palmerston N. Brokers.—J. A. Nash and Co., and E. Grant Sim, from whom copies of Prospectus can be obtained, also forms of application. Samples of Oils, Acetic Acid, Potash, can be inspected. Registered Office. —-47A Rangitikci Street, Palmerston North. J. A. NASH, Chairman of Directors. G. W. LAW, Secretary* Y? h3| M m sß* iai TTxrsttsf-iif.zrr IRISH MOSS I 1 or® over BOyearx Bonnington’s has held a premier place and to-day enjoys immense popularity in thousands of families. The reason isn’t hard to find— Irish is the standard family cough remedy, and is sure and prompt in relieving stubborn coughs and colds in both old and young In all cases of cold in the head, throat or lungs. There is nothing to equal Bonningtoii’a Irish Moss—it contains no opiates or harmful dings. Keep a bottle in the house- a dose or i wo after a "wetting” will speedily counteract chills and stop a cold becoming serious. Look for Pennington's name on the bottle and beware of md's'd'iles. 161 ■VS b i *?• K/- .. :■ ..y.j..