Merchandise. _______-S'-S^l ""."™ ' ' " ■'" " " ." " '.- .''.' . V l ' ■ ' . '. '/' ... _ ' MM . ■ur GET THE EGGS! ■}■ that's the point. — zz I ' 3 Some have already given us Testimonials. j Others are too busy gathering* the eggs. 1 Papakura, 25th Sept., 1908. | Dear Sir, i I have used your " AUSTRAL" Food for about m 2 years with very SATISFACTORY RESULTS. • i'l 1. Eggs—considerable increase over all maize. \-'4 2. Condition—always up to the mark. ''J 3. Intervals between laying spells—very much shortened. -. | • • , Yours truly, C. WALLIS. "'| This Food can be procured through all Merchants and j Storekeepers, or direct from the Manufacturers, the j UNION OIL, SOAP & CANDLE CO., LTD. I "AUSTRAL" FOOD 1 Makes Poultry and Pigs profitable. j FURNISHING j Artistic Modern Furniture 1 Id Perfect Taste and Exquisite Designs | AT Q Gabriel Lewis & Co. The House of Quality At Rock'bottoro Prices. Only One Address: LOWER QUEEN STREET. ■ • i I World « Famous m ————■— ■'■■■ ■ IIIIBI1 " ■—— \' - '-- ■■ '■ '",. . ■"' ' " ' '"■■ ~'■ ' ''"'" : : ' : -..'^M ftHTTER. ~' " ; " '" ' S THE United States Government recently purchased in London '- 1 and Manchester from bulk shipments five samples of the ';J choicest Australasian butter, one of which was manufactured by *| the New Zealand Dairy Association. The American experts awarded ; jj the N.Z. Dairy Association's butter 91$ points, as compared with 8% % points for the highest of the other four samples, and dedared;that£t* . I was equal, if not superior, to the best fresh American butter,. .. ; I ; standing the long exposure and adverse conditions to which ifc had »•■ t "M I been subjected. ' J IT IS THE BEST 111 , * *j|l IS IT ON YOUR TABLE 9 I 1 Rail 1 B / /*&&* \rl\UMlS PAT/ dp 9y & ' . J 4K* \ hIFr i ' j£> V av I A I You can Buy Lowe«*«pi»lced Sutter, but the Beat "j is the Cheapest. ( - "~~~~- * "■ SOLD BY ALL DAIRYMEN AND- STOREKEEPERS j ~ IN THE PROVINCE. />| ■ * - "'■■'.' ■.' --'4 ■ THE. f NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION, i Limited. < '".' '* .; ' ' ' Wholesale Depot, WELLESLEY STREET, j TURNIP | ] SPECIAL THREE STAR TURNIP MANURE £%!%\ . —| (Packed in ljewt. bags). . • A«l» ** ' 1 Special Quotations on Application. s '■ m rmMs*^. :| THREE STAR SYDNEY BONEDUST -i |^^r% f iWL * 'A SUPERPHOSPHATE #%%yk H^^^^^ ' "') (In liewt. bags), m ' • " ''" ''^ %, 38 % Water Soluble A fflV% % ' ' | Lji(^ : g GUANO, Seasoa's fn * p Seeds j jra " From the finest stocks and strongest growths." .- -.-*! A M KING, MONARCH, CHAMPION PURPLE TOP. the New Swedes : " BEST OF ALL " anti "GOLDEN MELON." % Both wonderful Swedes for fattening off. . , , ■ /|| STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. j] ' Photography. / ■ " -~ ■ I THIS "S'SFUB^O STRAIfD ASCAD» Sayings Bank. All Uw liateat Fmiahing* fe» a Swwjaltv. v | ( COPIES AUC ENLAEQEMEKI'S. ' ~ • ' i•,< Xi *: #•■. .»■'■■ " f J V . ; Y„. ."1 ' ■ ' "J
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13948, 2 January 1909, Page 7 (Supplement)
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