Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 205, 2 September 1904, Page 4

For. CRASS LANDS ROOT CROPS GRAIN ORCHARD Westfield Manures Our Superphosphates Are High-grade and in Splendid Order. Our Special Manures Are Scientifically Prepared to meet the requirement! of all Ctopi. Our Bone Dust la absolutely Pure—well and evenly dreaaed. Also la Stock—Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of Ammonia, Bulphate of Potash, Sulphate of Iron, Kainit, etc. CUSTOMERS sayOnce Used Always Used. FULL PRICE LIST of all Lines in Leading West Coast Papers. PLEASE NOTE—Farmers desiring information as to the Best Manures to use, we shall be pleased to advise them, when writing please state —————~ nature of soil, previous cropping, etc. —————— MANUFACTURERS: KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.'S hm»OP &st , auchjwo N.Z. DRUG CO., LTD. 0 NbA L E BY THE NEW PLYMOUTH CO-OPERATIVE COY. LTD., ROWE AND PA TERSON, New Plymouth, HERBERT ..JOLL.-Wftltera, THE MOA FARMERS' UNION, lugtewood, All Stores and Produce Merchants.

Some young men at a bazaar the other day, were rather shamefully, taken in. A young lady's glove was hung up on a card with the intimation that the owner of the glove would kiss anybody who bought a sixpenny tickets. In a short time many tickets were solid, and then the purchasers turned up to have the bargain implemented. A stout elderly gentleman confronted them with a smile. " This ia my glove," he said " I bought it this morning. Now come on. One at a time.-' But r.otody came on.

A most peculiar discovery was made by Mr Harkness the other day, whilst engaged fitting up the new machinery at the Otakeho creamery. After the machinery was ready for a trail start, the steam was turned on to the new engine, but to the utter surprise of the engineer, not a turn could be got out or it. The cylinder cover was then removed, when it was found that a mouse had built its nest inside the Cylinder. Further than that, the little rodent, in making its numberless trips with the material for its nest, had to pass over Some bags of Salt. Grains of salt Bad evidentally adhered to the feet of the mouse, which were deposited in the cylinder, causing rust to form on the piston rod and cylinder. To get into the cylinder the mouse had a most tortuous journey to make, but it was evidentally anxious to see the " wheels go round."—Stratford Post*

Heintz's Heintz's Heintz's NEW GOODS TO NEW PLYMOUTH BUT THEY BEAR THE HALL MARK OF QUA!ITV TRY TOMATO SOUPS SWEET GHERKINS MUSTARD DRESSING INDIAN RELISH CHERRIES IN CO .ERVfi and BAKED BEANS IN TOMA'P SAUOE And then Judge " IIEINTZ » GOODS are not EXCELLENT. TO BE HAD OF C. CARTER. THE PEOPLE'S GROCEB. DEVON STREET, New Plymouth. Telephone 110.

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