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Southland Times, Issue 19657, 6 October 1922, Page 8

Z PUBLIC NOTICES. rADUrDC ? MAINTAIN PRODUCTION T AillViljjlib I BY TOP-DRESSING: ; : PREPARE NOW FOR NEXT YEAR’S PROFIT BY USING “ Challenge ’’ Pure High-Grade Fertilisers MONEY SPENT ON MANURES IS INVESTED NOT EXPENDED. IT PAYS FOR ITSELF AND LEAVES A PROFIT. CHALLENGE SPECIAL TOP-DRESSIN DEFIES COMPETITION. BECAUSE OF ITS HIGHEST PHOSPHATE CONTENT f HIGHEST SOLUBILITY OF PHOSPHATE HIGH CONTENT OF NITROGEN ENSURING A MANURE WELL BALANCED IN ALL MADS PLANT FOODS, PREPARE NOW FOR THE FUTURE. WRIGHT STEPHENSON & CO., LIB., BOX 75. CRESCENT. INVERCARGILL. JOHN EEID & SONS, 43 KSK STREET, INVERCARGILL. ACCOUNTANTS & SHAREBROKERS. Vll 10 -ARTISTIC BUNGALOW of Six Rooms. Replete with Every Modern wr ii ■ Appointment and Beautifully Finished throughout. Splendid Section, nell out in Gardens and Lawns. Situation Excellent.—See this Beautiful Home. BLAIR FELL—Local Manager. (Member of the Invercargill Stock Exchange).

®rTIHOUSANDS OF DAIRY FARMERS 1 IN NEW ZEALAND Have learned the Value of the BALTIC SEPARATOR Price does not count-r-as a Cheap Machine is the Dearest in ehc end. THE BALTIC is built to give Satisfactory Service 365 days in the Year. And with ordinary care will last a Lifetime. You can get a BALTIC from Your Dairy or— E. J. ELLERY Teviot Street, Invercargill. Representative for The Sanitary Simplex Milking Machine Co., Ltd.

ONE MINUTE PLEASE! THE Time, Energy and Money required JL in getting the ground prepared may be vA wasted if the sowing is not well done. Sow rA H Your Crops with 9 DUNCAN’S “STAR” DRILLS. i 1 r / These can be supplied to sow 7,9, 11, 13, 1 1 H / 15 and 17 rows with plate feed for Grain, i Rape, Rye, Turnips and Mangles and Star Feed for Manure. DUNCAN’S “STAR” DRILLS have proved their Superiority in actual work over a number of years. They are highly efficient, light in draught and Free from intricate parts—Prices and Fuil Particulars on Request. J. E. WATSOhI & CCX ltd

-J U HE JAN’JAR-Y iJ e i r?V HrSlgol^-lpUs7 zs Ito LY e I - s '• fIZ Li Aj- g ' 7 *DuJ~~ TEA w 12 TTiorx.-lh.y 1 .rati 1 per cyear The palate never tires of good tea. Raven Tea givesunvarying ’ For years past, Raven satisfaction month m. month out, Tea has been purbecause it is good lea— because it chased because of its is always the best Ceylon leaf goodness. To buy blended to the same exacting Raven brand to-day standard of excellence. Try Raven is to ensure the same Tea—in addition to its fine flavour, rich, soothing beveryou will appreciate its well-known age, for Raven never economy. fluctuates in quality. Ask your Grocer for “Raven” Tea 13

* ‘*- SECURE A BETTER MACHINE FOR LESS MONEY AND BUY A \ k: DIABOLO . SEPABATOB | IT WILL PAY YOU. ~~ rPHE Factory’s Output is increasJ every year. Last year the output exceeded 280,030 machines. Secure one of the foliowicg sizes— No. 00—10 Gall, per hour. Gall, per hour. No. 1 —27 Gall, per hour. No. 2 —50-Gall. per hour. • Larger Machines and Fuller Par■’ticulars on Ac plication V -Il / FATERIXE • ; s-A’’ , / ■' i iie Ca»f Food that will give Life and Constitution to Your Calves. (Sold in One-gallon Tins). NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AfiENCY GO., LTD. W. E. TAYLOR, Manager.