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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14139, 15 July 1916, Page 2

■/i .. ■ ■ ■. ~. '-. ' ■: . ■ . ■■ ' .'■■...■. f Ephos Basic Phosphate Absolutely stands alone for valne compared with other Fertilisers on the New Zealand market. . ; GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN: : 25 per cent of Phosphoric Acid. (Most Brands -contain only 18 per cent of this ingredient.) Price: £5 17s. 6d per ton, F. 0.8. Wellington. \ McKEE * COOK, 3 Nelson District Agents for Oliver Plows and all ? Modern Farm and Orchard Machinery. ;i I Nelson Expects Evtery Fasier I -this. Year to do-his - Duty.. I Plant Pine Trees for your Own, your Country's I and your Children's Benefit I Four very good Reasons why ft wili. pay you to I Plant Pines. 1 Straightway ihey will enhance the value of your property. g In five or six years they will keep you in firewood. I In ten } ears you need never go off the fArm for a post. " I In twenty years you will have your o<m case and building timber. I A world-wide timber famine is approaching. Be wise'" Act in I tune! £5 spent, to-day will gro-v into a small goldmine in | twenty ye^rs. Plant up your waste land with Pines They g grow while you sleep. . J | I can supply you with the trees at one half the usual rates. | N ' WEITE TO-DAY. I Strong fibrous-rooted 2-year-old Kires Insignia—Local'Grown, I 10/- per Hundreds £4 per Thousand. I H. B. K»j!CBLAND : : flppleby," : THE LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IK THE BRITISH EMPIRE. RESULTS FROM SIXTY SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT. NEW BUSINESS, 1915 (Ordinary) nearly £ 6 .784 635 NEW BUSINESS, 1915 (Industrial) nearly £935,500 ANNUAL INCOME #fl 732 filQ ACCUMULATED FUNDS, over £34,865 337 POLICIS l ase! r FORCE (Tndustriai department) 133,826, assuring .£4,722,000 with 1 rOPAL CAfcH PRPIT3 D(TIDED-^20,G0|474. > r: GASH PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ONE! Y^AR £teis), £838,718. Providing BEVBBSIONAR\ ADDJ'iIONS of about £1,506,1,00. WArV'ovTnlwwU?™? EVERY DF S. rRIELE FQRM OF POLECr-ORD-ii\a.ki or UNUU&I.KLAL— tor any amonnt, from £o to DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZFA^AND BRANCH .- : The Hon. 0. J. Johnston M.L C, Chairman; A de B. Brandon, Esq Deputr . Chairman; Joseph Joseph, Esq., H. Beauehamp, Esq., and A. F. Roberts', £* New Zealand Branch— EDWAED W LOWF Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary. Nelson District Office— TAMPS « a it? ■^WJ^%bbo33ess^s^' powder that makes the \ \ jf&r ''' cakes that melt in the mouth that \ ff jff waters for more—and more ! ' ' ■ \ g // This is the book that tells how to make the \. gff/ beautiful cakes and scones and buns that tempt | < • /ff ihe palate and tickle the taste and are good for § i '£1 If you ha%re this Baking Powder and this Book you J / 'Si cannot go wrong in the making of Pastry—light, deli- / / fßj cious. toothsome pastry, cakes, scones and puddings, tool /// I m The Baking Powder you can buy anywhere by asking /If I f:| for Edmonds 7! The Book will be posted to you /jj a f\ free if you drop a postcard to Edmonds' Works, /// I. Christchurch. Better write now! /y^ 49^6 § Nature's Remedy 1 for Coughs and Colds! 1 Those who have once proved its efficacy, ~ instinctively fly to Bonnington's Irish < = * j|> i\l oss whenever a cold asserts itself," = and a lew doses seldom fail to dispel the = . !«£ | complaint. ' = p BONNINGTON'S I ■«* ~.^-,,,K\ !RiSH moss .i; =1 % '^'^/l^^ "r ■Js a nattirarremt?«ly. It clears,ehoked-up — ' =d Ss%&~^>"W V;>%->l/ :ur 7>::^«ij;es, soothes sore throats, cheeks ' ' = ' =3 P^S^'\\Pr^ —"•"— . cousiiinland e!iSeß the luug.s. .Itcad this:— 3] ■3fsL ."I b.-vve used your Bonnincrton's Irish Moss =•" J^iP I***^ 3-v ', ov °K er -[) years. Being a inoiher of a family I have = : -£^*i«& iVI r9 uP^ it invaluable lor coupha, colds and all etiest.com- • ~E ■ P tliimts- "never fails to give relief and it'is pleasant to — =3 taiite and children take it readily." L. HART. E \ *sold in large and small bottles at all chemists E= g \ and stores. 109 g