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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 174, 2 November 1910, Page 7

wmmmmmmmmmm ARE REDUCED IN PRICE! NO one can appreciate the importance of this more than the farmer. It means that THIS SEASON he can use MORE MANURE without an increase in cost. The liberal use of good manure enables the utmost to be taken fiom land without impairing its value. Not only that, but the land is easier to work. The " WESTFIKLD " Manures are recognised amongst farmers as the best, because of their High Quality and Certainty to Induce Larger Crops. We have arrived at this gratifying result by close study of the chemical action of different manures on various soils, and during our 30 years' work as Agricultural Manufacturing Per Ton pwtob ft* to Chemists we have acquired « ». a. «■.<!. * »• wliinli is of *" A " Superphosphate, 36 to 35% Special Orchard Manura "B" (for Nitrate of Potash, original bags experience wliicli is or s , olnble> t<rtal phosphates, 43 Vruit Formation) ...... TOO "tout lewt 2800 direct money value to far- to 44 per cent 412 6 Stlpci „, c , oTer .«.' inn Sulphate of Iron (jtals), original mers of all classes of land. «„„„ wliinli is of *" A " Superphosphate, 36 to 35% Special Orchard Manura "B" (for experience wliicli is or B , olnble> t<rtal phosphates, 43 Vruit Formation) ...... d,rect money value to far- t0 44 per cent 412 » special Clover -Manure mers of all classes of laud. Bone Dust (pure) steamed .. .. 77 0 ,<,',„, on ,„ n «,.-„„ We have embodied the Bone Dust (pure) green .. .. 717 e* ~ " result ef this experience m Vitrlolized Bone* Dust 7 2 G phate, 36% Soluble "WESTFIELD" Manures. Bone Dust and Blood 7 5 0 2cwt. sacks .. ..' 46 9 So well have farmers sup- Special Root Manure 610 0 Westfield Prepared ported the Brand that we Special Grass Manure "A" (for Guano (for Turnips), have been enabled to obtain Top Dressing) 67 6 2cwt. sacks .... 52 6 naye Deen enaoiea to oDtain 1 Manure "B" (for Westfield Bone Substibedrock prices by ordering down Permanent Pas- tnte, 2cwt. sks. .. 512 6 our raw material in greater tu " re ) 67 6 "Dominion" Bone Dust bulk, and have also in- .Special Potato Manure .. .. 612 6 2c«'t. sacks .. .. 617 6 creased our outout bv erect- Special Turnip Manure 6 7 6 Sulphate of Ammonia, original creasea our output oyerei.c £ Rape Manure 610 0 sacks, about 2ewt iDgthe very latest and most *W ™F| Y. A ,." (10r Nitrate of Soda, original sack* speedy type of machinery. Green Feed) 67 6 about 2cwt As the farmers' appreciation Special Corn Manure "B" (for Muriate of Potash, original sacks, and support have made the Wheat, Oats, Barley, etc.) .. 67 6 about 2cwt. •■•••. • • •• reduction nossible we have s P* cial Malze Manure A (for *,« a °* ?°H sh ' orlglMl reaucnon possiDie, we nave r Green FeeQ ) 612 6 sacks, about 2cwt pleasure in announcing that special Maize Manure "B" (for Thomas' Phosphate (Basic Slag). it takes effect from July cob Maize) • • 612 6 low quotation on application Mth. Special Orchard Manure "A" (for Kalnit (Improved), original bag* Ynnni» Tl'Pfisl 7 0 0 about lewt 7 6 „ \ ~ sacks about 2cwt ' " Special Onion Manure,- .►, „ TOO Sulphate of Iron (cshd.), original L - "Ocean" Superphos- sacks about 2ewt ion "Ocean" Superphos- sacks about 2Cwt 10 0 0 7 2 G phate, 36% Soluble, Surprise Island Guano, 35-37%, 7 5 0 2cwt. sacks .. .. 46 9 natt 2cwt. sacks 40 0, 6 10 0 Westfield Prepared Maiden GuanoV 66 to 67%, 2cwt Guano (for Turnips), sacks 500 6 7 6 2cwt. sacks .... 52 6 Bftt "Christmas" Guano, 84-86%, Westfield Bone Substi- 2cwt. sacks 57 6 tute, 2cwt. sks. .. 512 6 nett Westfield Special Garden Manure, 6 7 6 "Dominion" Bone Dust 141b. bags 1/6 each 612 6 2ewt. sacks .. .. 617 6 nett Westfield Fowl Grit, 141b. bats, 6 7 6 Sulphate of Ammonia, original coarse, medium, or fine .. .. 1/6 each ClO 0 sacks, about 2ewt IT 0 0 ■twrrrrvo'v Nitrate of Soda, original sacks, DEKVBBX. 6 7 6 about 2cwt 16 0 OWe deliver f.o.b. steamer Onenunga— Muriate of Potash, original sacks, IFBEIGHT-We prepay and charge steamer 6 7 6 about 2cwt. ...... •• •• 15 10 0 freight on 30CWT. LOTS or over as Sulphate of Potash, original follows" 612 ° Pholhatf (Basic Slatf *" * WAITABA, NEW PLXMOT7TH 6 12 6 "tow" nrtlltS? on Katiof (Breakwater), WANGANCI, 5/- per Kalnit (Improved), original bag*. xon ' 7 0 0 about lewt w 7 • OPTJNAKB .. « - 7/6 per ton. Surprise Island Guano, 35-37%, 46 9 natt 2cwt. sacks Maiden Guano> 66 to 67%, 2cwt sacks 52 6 natt "Christmas" Guano, 84-85%, 2cwt sticks * • • • • • • 512 6 nett Westfield Special Garden Manure, 141b. bags 617 6 nett Westfield Fowl Grit, 141b. bags, original coarse, medium, or fine •• •• i ;«wV 1T ° ° delivery. 2J per tent. Dtsconnt for Cish off ill lines eicept those market" Nett." Yoir orfer will live oir kit ore ail iroatf stteitioa. lE, PROSSER & CO.'S iL AUCKLAND. New Zealand Drug Co., Ltd. Worts: WcstfleW, ieir OTAHUHU. Head Office: JUkert St. AUCKLAND. ON (SALE BY—W. ROWE, New Plymouth: GRIFFITHS & CO., New Plymouth; JOLL BROS., Waitara; NICHOLLS & SON, Inglcwood; YOUNG HOBBS CO., Stratford; and ALL STORES AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.

WHERE AWAY? rpO JOHN TAYLOR'S GENERAL STORE, at lITZROY, ,for all my groceries in future. Why shouldn't I? His prices are. as low; and his quality as high as any place I know. Come, all of you. I Cart visits Smart Road every Wednesday. FITZROY STORE. IN FIVE SECONdS Simply by lifting off lid and opening out special flut, yon can turn the ZEALAHDIA RANCE into a splendid open fire. Think of the comfort this means in extra warmth and better ventilation. Saves fuel, too. The Zealand!* heats beautifully, cooks perfectly. It's far the best range made. Ask your ironmonger to show it, or write for free catalogue No. 20. BARNINGHAM & CO George Street, Dunedin (Op. Knox Church.) EXCELSIOR BAKEiiY MATAI STREET, Inglewood. want to heartily all our customers for past pat' iage, and state that our shop is still in the same old place. We know how to make and bak* bread and hold several first prizes for our work. BROWN BREAD OUR SPECIALITY. Catering done for parties and dances. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKESi In stock and to order. CHAS. aTcRAMER, BAKER, ; INGLEWOOD. ' MONEY TO LEND. ]yr_<MEY TO LEND on good securit;<. at lowest current rates. GOVETT & QUILLIAM,. Solicitor*. WESTON AND WESTON, ! BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. NEW PLYMOUTH and INGLEWOOB T. S. WESTON, Crown Solicitor. We have several siums awaiting in vestment at sam« rates and oh sam< terms as to repayment, etc., as Government moneys. ]y[ONEY TO LEND We hav« several Sums available foi Immediate Investment. WILSON & GREY, Solicitors. Brougham Street. ji RA N K MESSENGER, ARCHITECT. (Eight years with Oakden & Kemp, (Melbourne). Drawings and Specifications prepared. Office: Devon Street. \ MONEY. INVESTMENT on approved firstclass freehold mortgages. Intereston sums up to £IOOO, at 5 per cent.; on £IOOO and up to £2500, 4% per cent.; on £2500 and over, 4y 2 per cent. R. CLINTON HUGHES. SURVEYOR. Morley Street, New Plymouth. ESTIMATES, PLANS EXECUTED, QUANTITIES, ETC. Jas. Sanderson] [H. Victor S. Griffith* gANDERSON AND Q.RIFFITHS, ARCHITECTS. OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner of Devon and Brougham Streets, NEW PLYMOUTH. Q< TAN DISH & gTANDISH SOLinnoRP-- ~ ---NEW PLYMOUTH. Ofiteas izx* atsiatfisb. & Kerr's. Moasy it \jer-& on a$ ci?**es t,2 at Lowest teate*

TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. QHRISTMAS MEETING. FIRST DAY—MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1010. 1. HUATOKI PLATE, 50 sovs.; second, 5 sovs. from stake. Open to horses that have never won a raco at time of entry. Weight-for-age. Entrance, , 1 sov. Seven furlongs. « 2. STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, 100 sovs.; second, 10s sovs. Nom., 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Six furlongs. 3. LADIBS' PURSE HACK HANDICAP, 75 sovs.; second, 10 sovs. For horses that have never won over 35 sovs. in one event on the flat at the time of entry. Minimum weight, lOst. Gentlemen riders. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. One mile. 4. FIRST HANDICAP HACK HURDLES. 60 sovs.; second, 10 sovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. I sov. One mile and a-half, over six flights of hurdles about 3ft 6in high. ~ 5. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP (open), 150 sovs. ; second 2Q. sovs., and third 5 I sovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 2 sovs. One mile and a-quarter. I 6. FIRST WELTER HACK HANDICAP, 80 sovs.; second, 10 sovs. Minimum weight, 9st. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. i Seven furlongs. 7. FIRST HACK SCURRY STAKES, 50 sovs.; second, 5 sovs. Weight, Bst. Entrance, 1 sov. Winner of any race to carry 141b extra. Five furlongs. 8. FLYING HANDJBAP (open), 100 sovs.; second, 10 eovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Six furlongs. SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, DEC.' 27, ' 1910., 1. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, 50 sovs.; second, sjsova. Open to horses that have never won a race at the time of entry. Nom. 10s. Ace. 10s. Seven furlongs. 2. ELECTRIC HAGK,., HANDICAP,, 80 sovs.; second, 10 sovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Five furlongs. j 3. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, 100 ] so.vs.; second, 10 sovs. Nom. 1 • sov. Ace. 1 sov.- fife furlongs. 4. SECOND HANDICAP HACK HURDLES, 60 sgup.fej second, 10 sovs. Nom. 1 sov., Ac#-i One mile, and a-half, over. six,flights of hurdles, j about 3ft Oin high. , Jip , 5. NEW PLYMjQUTp, HANDICAP j (open), 100 sovs.;. second, 20 sovs. Nom. I sov. Acc.,2: sovs.. One mile. 6. SECOND STAKES, 50 sovs.; Weight, Bst. Winner of ,aj}'y Meviaus race to carry 141b extra. ', of the First Hack ScurrY:;to,;carry an additional penalty of If winner of First Hack, Scurry be'a,.maiden—to carry an of 71b only (95t,71p;l' t 'Entrance, 1 sspv. Five 7. SECOND HANDICAP, 80 sovs. Minimum weighi, Bst?/ fJ Nom. 1 sovs. Ace. 1 sov. On^mileV 1 ™' 1 ' I '''' v 8. HANDfeAP (open),' 80 sovs.; W sdVs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. 1 Siirttiflbngs. •'dalilfl.;;; •.•/°v . A trophy of of £5 will ;be given to the rider Ji of the.winner of the Ladies' Purse. '"' * '"' '' The winner of any handicap after the declaration of weights'W carry a penalty of 71b, of two or moi4 handicaps a penalty of 121b. ''""' c -'-'•'•''"" ' Winner of any Hurdle Race after the declaration of weights to carry a penalty of dbs, of two or more Hurdle Races a penalty of 121b. , Nominations for all events close on ! FRIDAY, November 25, 1010. at 0 p.m. Weights for first day's events due on 'or about FRIDAY. December 2. Acceptances and general entries close on' FRIDAY, December 9, at 9 p.m. NOTE.—The attention of owners is directed to the fact that the Stratford Club will hold its meeting on January 2 and 3, 1911, and that its programme contains Two Open Handicaps on each day, thus enabling horses (other than hacks) to compete in eight events during the week. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. P.O. Box 33, New Plymouth. yOGELTON JJUS gERVICE. REVISED TIME-TABLE, Leave Town. Leave Vogeltown. 7.45 aja. 8.30 a.m. 10.0 a.m. 10.30 a.m. •12.0 noon f12.40 p.m. 2.0 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.0 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 5.0 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 6.0 p.m. 6.30 p.m. •Thursday, 1 p.m. tThursday, 1.30 p.m. M. JONES, Criterion Stables, Proprietor. j 1 KI- WILL BUY you a pair of Men' I Tan Glace Boots; new stock ju*Jt opened; splendid value.—Dockrill'a

You frequently liear of chronic constipation—rases "that have existed for rears. In nine case* out of ten the trouble has become chronic through improper treatment. The patient has formed the habit of taking strong purgatives and has so weakened the bowels that they will not act naturally . Chamberlain's Tablets cure conlsipation and cure it permanently, because, instead of doinir the work of the bowels for them Chamberlain's Tablets simply stimulate them to perform their own functions. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. STOP LOSING MONEY. Time and again business men make bad d«bts, w-hen, by utilising our CO", system, they could have avoided it. Take our advise, and when yon have goods for unknown buyers at a distance, send them through us on our C.O.D. system. We collect payment against delivery of goods.