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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 96, 18 December 1912, Page 8

0 UNLESS ::utic.ez. R£dUUtO r' KILE LIST. WESTFIELD MANURES. All Packed In 1 1 cwt. bags, 1G to ton. WE HOLD FULL STOCKS OF THE EOBBOWLSG LINES ALSO Packing as stated below: Per Ton. “Ocean” Superphosphate, 36 to 38 p.c. Soluble, 2cwt £ s. d. sacks ... ... ... 4 6 6 Westfield Prepared Guano (for turnips), 2cwt sacks ... 5 7 6 Westfield Done Substitute, 2cwt sacks ... ... ... 5 15 C “Dominion” Hone Dust, 2 cwt. sacks ... ... ... 7 12 t Sulphate of Ammonia, original sacks, about 2 cwt ... 18 0 I Nitrate of Soda, original sacks, about 2 cwt. ... 16 0 I Muriate of Potash, original sacks, about 2 scwt ... 15 10 I Sulphate of Potash, original sacks, about 2 cwt ... 15 10 C Thomas’ Phosphate (Basic Slag), low quotation on application. Kaiuit (improved), original bags, about 1 cwt ... ... 4 12 t Sulpiiate of lion (xtals) original sacks, about 2 cwt ... 8 10 C Sulphate of Iron (crushed), original sacks, about 2 cwt 10 0 0 Surprise Island Guano, 35 to 3/ p.c., 2 cwt. sacks ...4 0 1 Se.ychelle Guano, 65 to 67 pc 2 cwt sacks 5 0 1, “Christmas” Guano, 84 to 85 per cent., 2 cwt sacks ... 5 7 6 Wesilield Special Garden Manure, 141 b, hags, Is Gd each Wesilield Fowl Grit, 141 b bags coarse, medium, or hue, each 1 6 DELIVERY.—We deliver f.o.h. steamer Onehunga or Auckland. We prepay and charge steamer freight on 30 cwt. lots, or over, as follows: Waitara and New Plymouth (Breaks. d. Waitara and New Plymouth Breakwater 6 0 per ton. Wanganui, Wellington 7 6 per ton. Opunako and Napier 10 0 per ton. DISCOUNT.—AII lines in this Price List subject to a discount of 2i per cent, for cash. ALL PRICES subject to alteration without notice. PREVIOUS;LISTS now cancelled. . SPECIAL QUOTATIONS promptly made for large lots. KEMPT HORNE, PROSSER and Co.’s HEW ZEALAND DRUG CO., LTD, Hoad Office, Albert Street, Auckland Works, Westfield, near Otahuhu. Auckland, 18th Julv. 1912.

AND AGENT. P.O. 78. STRATFORD. ’Phone 14. HAM FOR SALE—HOUSE PROPERTIES — t( K Q ACRES FOR SALE—Two iOO Miles from Stratford. Dairy Farm, grassed and ploughable; well sub-divided. Sheep-proof fences. New 8-roomed house. All sheds, etc.; \ mile from Factory and School. £27 per acre. Get this I mO LEASE, 5 YEARS—I 76 ACRES, J_ Ngacre District (immediate possession), of Good Dairy Farm. All ploughable. One mile from Cheese Factory. Well sub-divided. Nineroomed" house, and all sheds, etc. T7K)R SALE—6 ACRES Freehold in JL' Borough ; 8-roomcd house, stable, cowshed, etc., and orchard. This is a cheap property. Call and ascertain the price. JPQKn-7 -roomec Dwelling, O » bathroom, washhouse, and outbuildings; hot and cold water, and electric light; i acre of land. This j bouse is in splendid order, and is thoroughly well built. 'I he neighbourhood is very desirable. BROAD ACRES. A/I ACRES, Freehold, £25 per V/Tr acre; highly improved Dairy Farm, in good locality; good dwelling, cowshed, trapsheds, etc. ; well fenced and subdivided; 1 \ miles from school and railway, J mile from creamery. 1 QA ACRES FREEHOLD, £O2 I wUA highly improved and profitaide Dairy Farm; well subdivided; miles from railway, and 1 mile from Creamery and School; good dwelling and sheds. £BOO cash required; balance at 4) per cent and G per cent. I ACRES, FREEHOLD, all i» | wav, ft mile from factory; 100 acres ploughaPle; 7-roorned Dwelling, small cottage. 2 cowsheds, etc. ; well fenced Tins Farm can be worked to the greatest advantage; two frontages or East Road, and -ailway line. Price grass, H miles from rail tiL,'. per