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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11955, 2 May 1902, Page 7

The Native Guano Co., Limited, of London, have issued a pamphlet containing the 26th series of reports received from farmers, gardeners, nurserymen, and others who have used native guano in their fields and gardens, testifying to the fertilising properties of this sewage manure. Those testimonials extend to sixty-four pages, and come from all parts of England, the Channel Islands, Wales, and Scotland, while they refer to a very large variety of crops which were benefited by its application as regards yield, quality, and economy. The directors of the company iuvite co-operation in extending the use ot the ABC process, which it: is pointed out would lie subserving, not only the direct interests of landowners', farmers, and others, hut also the welfare of Hie community at large. The multiplication of works for the treatment of selvage by this system would not only )jnprove the sanitary condition of towns hut the manure being produced in proximity to farms would not have its cost augmented by carriage charges. Brighter Britain: Aye. but there's a dark shadow over (he egg business. Head the HERALD report. " Stale mixed with fresh." Go on and make custard without 'em. Tucker's. .fust received: Our fifth shipment for the season of ladies' mackintoshes, lis 9d, 15s 9d, and 19s 6d: very special line. -Smith and Caughey, Limited. THE HABIT OF HEALTH. If we think of eoap as a means of cleanli ress only, even then Pbaus' Soap is a matter of course. I!, is the only soap that is all soap and nothing hut, soap—<no free fat, v.or free alkali in it. But what does cleanliness lead to V It leads to a wholesome body and rnind; to clean thoughts; to the habit of health; to manly and womanly beauty. Pure Peaks' Soap.