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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11477, 4 March 1918, Page 2

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/ / EESI Pric €S ©f is & i'sd? IIIZOFS These profit-making Manures, so well-known throughout the South Island, are now obtainable from our works at Imlay, Wanganui, at the following prices:— Eclipse Special Turnip ~ ~ Potato ~ „ Rapa ~ ~ No. 1 Grain For Green Crops ~ ~ No. 2 Grain 8 12 6 For ordinary cropping purposes Per ton £3 13 0 S 17 6 S IS O S 12 6 Per ton Eclipse Special No. 1 Grass . , £8 17 6 For old pastme ~ „ No. 2 Grass . . 8 17 6 For sowing wit U sr-ed in laying downpcnnancnt pasture Superphosphate . . . . 7 10 0 Eclipse Mangel’Fertilizer . . 9 O O (Containing l J ot;s; h) ANALYSIS : Phosphates 3G% '3.90 soluble); Potash, 2.0G?o: Ammonia, I.Sa'.'u “Eclipse” Special Mixing No. 2, Half Super, Half Blood and Bone, which is rich in both Nitrogen and Phosphates . . . . £8 5 O per ton All Prices Free on Rail, Imlay All Orders receive prompt attention Write for boolHgiving full particulars of Analyses, etc. THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING CO., LIMITED Victoria Avenue, Wanganui naaa ll / 1 ISESSQSWHB} M CYLINDER l Mm<s cas . \i a ill ■Si. =2sS tv« I 5“ VVK m 25a yrtvi & £2 A'rr xf m y' v •are; ■#ase ■acne; ye.« W. mi The Choice of Ripe Experience. Motor Expert tells why he bought a Studebaker :* # Mr. A. G. Nalder, sheep farmer, Mackenzie Country, was for fifteen year# engaged in the motor business in South Canterbury, and his business has been very largely concerned with English cars of the highest grade. He was never in any way connected with the sale of Studebaker cars in New Zealand, bat he is now a Studebaker owner. The following letter tells why:— Messrs. Adams Ltd. October 12,1917. N.Z. Importers of Studebaker Motors, Christchurch, ( Dear Sirs, In reply to. your inquiry as to the reasons which led to my purchase of a Studebaker (Model 17) Touring Car from you six months ago, I have to say that I made a very careful inspection of all the cars on the market, and came to the conclusion that the Studebaker was quite the best value for the money. I was especially impressed by Studebaker perfection of finish in even the smallest details, the car being in this respect the equal of the most expensive English cars. Six months of driving experience with the Studebaker have convinced me that my judgment was not at fault. The car is reliable, exceptionally easy to drive, a wonder at hillclimbing, and, considering its high power, economical. It is also surprisingly easy on tyres. The electrical starting and lighting apparatus are as nearly perfect as can be, and I have had no trouble with them. The removeable front seats are a welcome feature for the farmer, rendering it possible to use the car for the carriage of supplies of all sorts. From the point of view of the owner-driver another good point about the Studebaker js that it is exceptionally easy to keep clean.—Yours faithfully, (Signed) A. G. NALDEE. ADAMS Distributors and Agents: W N.Z. Importers of STUDEBAKER Motor# IL 1U» iaiiganiii, Palmerston Timam &Eb.Cii. Marion—Rolfs & Walker ; Bails—Ford & Barney ; Taranaki—Newton King, PEIGES. —Touring and Roadster Models, 4-cyl., £445; G-cyL £520; 10 Passenger Express Model 4-cyl, £445; 15ewt. Van Chassis, 4-cyl. £395;