Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1924, Page 11

iESSessb csszsa ncssaoEsssßssiOEZssss e==i For Spring Top Dressing Superphosphate Has No Rival Greater prosperity attends the Farmer who uses more and more Superphosphate The phenomenal development of the Waikato and its large production of Butterfat can be traced to Superphosphate The increasing demand for Superphosphate throughout the world is convincing testimony of its unrivalled superiority as a profitable plant food. Ample supplies of the highest grade Superphosphate of New Zealand Manufacture are assured this Spring Obtainable from all Fertilizer Merchants and Storekeepers, or direct -from the Manufacturers BCSSIE2=SS=XE=3OE=RaOE=SSSIE=SS=3

More Cups THERE is a decided economy in using “Amber Tips” FINE Tea, as one pound will make as many cups as a pound and a-half of ordinary tea. In addition, you have fragrant flavour and healthful qualities only found in FINE Tea. “The Lancet” says “Fine” Tea is healthful, while inferior tea is both injurious and wasteful. “Amber Tips” FINE Tea —— Ceylon 9 s Best

You can have eggs in winter at s.ummfer prices if you preserve them, now while they are cheap! Get a small 1/3 tin of Norton’s Premier Egg Preservative —ls will preserve 200 eggs. Eggs preserved with Norton’s can be boiled or fried because they come from the preservative as fresh as those newly laid. Sold by C Bond and A. Veale, New Plymouth. $