! yv CORRECT SOLUBILITY-HIGH UNIT VALUES I I Fertilizers, j | FERTILISERS. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR "GASH WITH ORDER." | f "SURE TO GROW" SPECIALS. STANDARD LINES. | ft Guano— 10 a - Per ton. Makatea Rock Phosphate, 81/82 per » 6 £S. d l C 6 6 0 ...... I m*m*mmm ft I — Grass M»u» "A", Mressing, with ' Nauru Phosphate Guano, 84/87 per | * potash ... M ■» ... l2 e C6n ' *" '" '" We $ | NO Basio Slag, 17/20 per cent. Phosphoric g § Acid, ex ship, March 7 0 0 v ft * . . .. Special No. 1, top-dresser, without « ,YOUC W | Adulteration. Potash •. _ _ ~, „. eo o Boneaust, nigh on* Sydney, 3.70 g 1 , *-**■■" ino ° ■Testimonial. ' | A , — Gimß M - anure « 8 .. (Sowing down) 77 6 Basic Superphosphate, 40 per cent. ... 62 6 ft I Xainlt, 22 per cent. _. - -510 0 —-, V | Superphosphate--. rt t -.WOO g • I S t 0 S" ■ S Per Ce "; ' "! J I SpTcial Mixtuw, { each- g | "S. to G.," 40/42 per cent. »«H. 26/3S pw cent# fe 0 "S. to G.," 42/44 per cent. — 612 6 Nauru Phosphate, 84/87 per cent. b 3 "S. to G.," 44/46 per cent. ... 617 6 Bonedust, high grade, 3.70 per cent. 96 0 M t We quite understand that times are hard with dairy farmer*, but our contention is that ft i { J that he „ ot afford manurß jg the very one who should strain every effort fe | to afford manure, as it means added profits, which mean better times to the man on the land. V 1 Government New Zealand's foremost Agricultural Chemist personally supervises S. to G. Manures. HlgnfiSt g | Registered, PURE AND FERTILE 1 Analy I * \IIFP frt lilfAW AlPPfflS I j ulllv I" w y ™ VJvviw I I MESSRS ROBERTSON BROS. AND LEWISHAM, LTD., in offering their price list of *~ —~ K 5 } «ffISITOGROW SEEDS," wish to inform their fanner cUents that although they have ft | JJS E Z ° P S2 portion of his list to meet present competition, they.intend to supply their Highest g J that this sowing of pure seed is paramount. 'Germination K I Remember! Prevention is better than cure. By buying carelessly you lose twice. Job , **» • ft | Purity. pay prices for weeds, and then you plant them. \ Times are such that the best seed procurable is not too good for yon, |) I ft I ' OABH WITH ORDER. fe f Freight Paid to nearest Railway Station or Port. Sacks and BafS extra. g I Cocksfoot- Clover, Colonial w , 2/1 p« lb. I* I Akaroa, 16/17 lb., Seed ... 9|d per lb., Co WgraaS) ColoniaL. ». 1/6 „ „ | ( Cowgrass, Imported — 1/6 11 h I 69 | Red Clover -.-.!/•»» g S.n i Alsyke ... »* * J/J »» " 3? • | Byegrasses— Trefoil ... .- «« Wd „ „ XtOie to K) ' Poverty Bay, Old Pasture ... 9/7 per bushel. .Colonial 3/4 : I * | . Vitality. Hawke's Bay, Old Pasture ...9/7,, „ G ■ Jype. J * Canterbury (heavy), 30/33 Crested Dogstaal -a *• 1/9 •» »• K lb., Seed 6/6 „ M Meadow Foxtail ». 8/7 lt » » \ ' „„„., „ .„ Meadow Fescue - ►.. l/JJ n n jg J Southern, 28/30 lb., Seed - 6/3 „ „ p oa Pra t«)nsis - - 2/10 „ n g i ri »• ft/a Bro\vn Top - ►-. 2/- „ M £ | Italian ... w « •/■ n»» Paspalnm m r , Id „ w g [ Western Wolths ...• ... 7/- „ „ Danthonia Piles* ... ... 1U n m n 1 YOU WANT THE BEST, WE'VE GOT THE BEST. ORDER NOW. g I Fanner clienta who require Credit Terms, kindly get in touch with us, Yon wffl fimS S we will be only too pleased to arrange matters to our mutual aatisfaction,. V i WE INVITE THE CLOSEST COMPARISON. i ! «»o Robertson Bros. & Lewisham, Ltd. <s%p j ' AUCKLAND ; 1
Eftd-of-Season vfi||3ir I £k ij JrL Commences I •■ MONDAY, Feb 27. 14 DAYS' OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR AT BARGAIN PRICES. Witt quiet dignity *hat | never fails to impress, Hannah's reputation is maintained at the highest possible level. THIS GREAT HOUSE invariably contrives I to offer the best, and in announcing 14 days' SHOW and SALE OF HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR, commencing February 27th, it is a | foregone conclusion that something very Special will be offered both in the way of choice and value, . ; i . Just come along and see our windows. h MENS' FOOTWEAR. LADIES' FOOTWEAR. LAMES' IfOOTWEAR. | 600 pairs Men's Tan Willow Calf Darby Boots, 48 pairs Assorted White Cauvaß lace sad Button 9fift _~„ .„,,,,,, „„-. m.u ««» »..u «. Goodyear weltod sole, round toes, half-wide Boots (English make)- *"* Bn«We Oeurt 1 , welte. Sizes sto 10-i Bargain Price, A /I 1 *'&ss£ mhi " I Bargain Price, ±111. ..», , Xi Bargain Price, J9/1L I ' " 72 pairs Ladies' White Nnbuck Lace and Button *g 144 pairs Men's Box Oaf! Derby Boots, round toes, Boots (English make)— 144 pairs Ladies' Glace Cromwell ShoaJ, seat M , fair stitched sojea— <■ Bargain Price, IJ/11 buckle, celluloid Cuban heels— 1 Bargain Price, 25/-. ia/n. fc Mgala PriW( > | 201 pairs Men's Tan Willow Calf Oxford Ball,, WATCH OUR WINDOWS ' ' „,«,;„. , | Goodyear welted soles, smart shape. (The . . -.239 P»h» *»*•» «•<» Kid Derby Shoes, patent g Columbia Boot)- FOR toecaps, leather Cuban heel*- ' ■ Bargain Price, 37/g . v " Bargain Price, 21/-, "1 : —— DAILY BARGAIN SNIPS. . 1 72 pairs Men's Tan Golf Brogue Shoes, heavy , m pairs Ladleg i G]ac9 Kid Mord shots, son* welted soles. Sizes 6to 10-r- < ' heels* smart shape— ?-I Bargain Price, QA/. 59 pairs Ladies' White Oanvas Lace Boots, covered " Barea'ln Price QG/G § OXJ/ ' hoels; smart shape. (C. and J. Clark's)— 6 ' Oi/D. M • ———_—___—— • p r j Mf 12/6, —_^_____—— ———. J 56 pairs Men's Tan Willow Oalf Derby Boots, „..,'«, , „»,.„„j *.u ph,**,. 1 WW linpd medium, toe Goodvear welted • 600 pairs Women's Coloured Felt nippers, carpet t kJ«- 98 P* l " Ladies ' Migh-g»tde Pelt Bedroom Slippers, . soles. Sizes 2to 7- § Bargain Price QO/fi Flesher soles. Colours: Light Blue, Helio., Bargain Price, .0/11 j I 6 ' 04/0. Black, and Crimson- -ff_ ___ l — 1 j—! i Bargain Price, Q/g "~ ! " M 216 pairs Boys' Chrome Lice and Derby Boots (fop :— ' 170 pairs Girls' Ohrome Lace Boots (for school I "£TSTw Wi utoijaw 'mm m*2»%JfeFtt& k S£. ™|j«.lo-u/iY h •.i. *n fts Tratto'-l'iS, 15/6; 4 J 5,16/ S. Birgato Pricj. Bll %£2i|iriiMt QT/fi 3,15/8:4 x 5,16/ S. Bwgall Pile!. Country clients please note that we cannot guarantee to supply mail orders from above enumerated list. R, HANNAH & CO, LTD, TKf Largest Boot and Shoe Retailers, j 197 QUEEN STREET, AITriVIAWnI 120 KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AULKLAIWj
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 13
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