FARMERS AND SETTLERS. mm " . —. . ''"t«& DOUBTLESS YOU HAVE NOTICED BY ; CABLEGRAMS \THE. SHORTAGE OF CEREALS AND OTHER 1; FOOD SUPPLIES, AND, AS YOU ARE AWARE.' ONE CANNOT'EXIST WITHOUT WHEAT j TURNED INTO "CHAMPION MUSCLE RAISER ~; FLOUR," NOTED FOR ITS PURITY AND PROWESS, IN TIME OF TROUBLE.. t THIS \IS «NOT A TIME 'FOR PROCRASTINATION. OR "; TO \ LISTEN TO CHILDISH BABBLE € ABOUT £ffi» FEW PECULIAR. SCONES WHICH ; CAUSED A SCENE, BUT YOU !MUST BE DP AND DOING, AND IF YOU 'WANT SEED "CHAMPION" WILL '■ SUPPLY"\ YOU WITH GOOD MILLING AT *, COST, AND WILL BUY FROM YOU THE. SAME QUALITY AT '' SOUTHERN '' F. 0.8. PRICES, PLUS FREIGHT AND CHARGES TO HIS MILLS. CHAMPION " FEELS SURE IF YOU APPROACHED THE GOVERNMENT, IT WOULD NOT BE BACKWARD IN ASSISTING YOU. MR. GEO. NICOL HAS RESPONDED TO THE EMPIRE'S-AND CHAMPION'S CALL, AND WHY WAIT AND MISS THE SEASON? VIDE STAR'S APPEAL. 24th INST.:— "The Government are endeavouring to induce Southern farmers to put in largo areas of wheat for tho coming season, and it is hoped that Auckland farmers will follow suit. Many years ago a considerable amount of wheat was grown in tho Auckland Provincial district, and it proved a payable crop, iho Quality of Auckland wheat cannot bo excelled, a fact that is amply demonstrated by wheat grown this season by Mr. J. D. P. Morgan, or Pukcroro, a sample of which has been forwarded to our office by Mr. P. Virtue, manager of the Northern Roller Milling Company. Wo are informed that Mr. George Nicol proposes to put down a substantial area in wheat on his farm at Papatoetoo, and we hope that many other farmers will do likewise. Apart from the patriotic motives which should contribute to the adoption of a this course, the fact that the Board of Trade has fixed a rate of 5s 9d a bushel in wheat centres ensures a payable price for all tho grain that can bo grown." I HAVE SPOKEN. V.. AUCKLAND.
TRANSFER OF PERSONAL. TRUSTS. The duties of Trusteeship bring a burden of work and worry which, besides proving irksome, may even expose one to grave loss. In many caws, therefore, it is prudent for a, Private Trustee to divest himself of his onerous responsibilities! provided a trustworthy and substantial substitute can be found. The New Zealand Insuranco Company, Ltd., has been empowered by Special Act of Parliament to take over Existing Trusts. It furniph»s all requisite qualifications— Absolute Financial Guarantees against Loss, Capab'o Business Management, Continuity of Administration, World-wide Accessibility, a Complete System of Audit, and tho Observance of Strictest Secrecy. INVESTED FUNDS OVER £1,350.000. All interested should consult any . Local Manager, or the Trust Manager at Auckland. Handbook sent post-free. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR.AND AGENCY BRANCH. 0. F. THOMAS, Trust Manager. MAKE A LASTING PRESENT to all the members of your family of A PLAYER PIANO.. It will bring peace, pleasure and inspiration to the entire household, from the tiny tot to grandmother dear, because you can ALL use it. Considering the wonderful possibilities, the prices are remarkably low— FROM £110. You don't need to pay for it all at once. You .can take three vears if need be, and at small extra cost. We will gladly take your silent piano in part payment if you wish, CALL AND SEE how easy it is to obtain one of these wonderful entertainers, or send fir catalogues. We have a stock to select from, and an extensive musio library at your disposal. E. AND F. PIANO AGENCY, LIMITED. S COLDICUTT. Manager. " 191, QUEEN STREET. THE PIANOLA DEVELOPS THE LOVE OF MUSIC. It either implants in the souls of the children a yearning to emulate the wonderful achievements of the great masters of music, or it urges them to pursue more vigorously and intelligently their studies, and it always gives the grown-ups real " grown-up" pleasure. Sole Agents: BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO CO., STRAND ARCADE. J)0 IT ELECTRICALLY, AND LET US DO IT FOR YOU.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING CO., LTD., Manager, J. Allum. A.A.1.E.E., WELLESLEY STREET WEST. 'PHONES 2440. 2510, and A 393. ASSAGE AND JJLECTRICAL TREATMENT. If you are run down in health, consult your doctor as to the benefits to be derived from my treatment. AUGUST RRACKEBUSH, CERTICATED MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN _, J „ \ND MASSEUR, W Third Floor. Imperial juuildrags, Queen St 'Phono 4131. (Opp. Smeeton's). MACKAY'fI SEEDS GROW SOW NOW: VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS. • BEDDING PLANTS IN GREAT VARIETY. Hardy and Well Grown. Everything for the Garden and Farm. Cut Flowers for all occasions, at M A C K. A Y ' S. SEEDSMAN AND • FLORIST. Nursery. Onehunga. 106. Quoon St. OAMPLE_ SHOES. 90 PAIRS LADIES' SAMPLE SHOES Lace, Button, Strap and Court Shoes' A window full to choose from Dont Miss This Opportunity.' JAMES ADAMS AND CO. Opposite Y.M.CA.. WELLESLEY STREET EAST. A. B. W RIGHT AND S ONS ' T IMITED. QOMMESCE CTREET, AUCKLAND. GENERAL CARRIERS, CUSTOMHOUSE, SHIPPING. AND FORWARDING AGENTS. Consignments Forwarded to all parts of the Dominion and Overseas. TELEPHONES: Head Office 2779. Customs Dept. 2312. Inquiries and Forwarding Dept. 143. Night 'Phone 1815. DESIRE FOR ALCOHOL." So write* one man who had been a heavy drinker for ip years. .-• DRINRO can save your husband, son, or brother from the drink habit. The tmtment is inexpensive Can bo given secret:? if i desired. Kit 5L Mal « voI T '&& free: - State if Mr Mrs.,, or. Miss, ■ Lady Manager. Drink* K' Prietary. 212H,!Lam1,toVc2ua y ; wStf§T
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16500, 28 March 1917, Page 6
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