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Temuka Leader, Issue 10734, 27 December 1924, Page 1

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0 0 TURNIP MANURE GROWS LARGE CROPS OF BIG, FLESHY TURNIPS AND SWEDES XL 'HE great difference between an Ordinary crop of Turnips and one which has been liberally 1 fertilized with this popular Manure, is convincing proof of the wisdom of investing money in “Rockland.” The cost of cultivation and seed is the same, but the extra sum paid for manure ias resulted in a Bumper Crop, showing a splendid profit. Rockland Turnip Manure has solved for thousands ■n Farmers the problem of “How to Get Big Crops.” Many of those who have used it certify to its genuine worth. One Farmer writes of his crop, “The best crop I ever had”; another, “Very satisfactory”; and yet another, “I used it on very poor land and am very well satisfied.” Rockland is rich in Phosphates, and being a “Complete” Fertilizer, provides abundance of stimulation and nourishmnet to the plants. It will suit any soil, and runs freely through the drill. Owing to the enormous demand, Farmers are urged to send in their orders without delay. Kempthorne, Prosser & Co.’s N.2. Drug Co., Ltd., TTAT> \T*n TT » '».**H r+o 1 T TTTA •m. -m-rn. ~ f? “I *5 - >er Ton, less a Discount of 2-J per cent. i* A a a t one month or 5 per cent, for cash with order. FREIGHT PAID to any Railway Station in the Canterbury Province. Packed in Ijcwt New Bags (18 to the ton). ROCKLAND' FURNIP MANURE HORNBY CHEMICAL WORKS. Office: 136 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. © 33* ~]g// * x fur/. zm

EpaPW^wiP ■•->’ 8 THE ft GERALDINE I MOTOR GARAGE. | DEGREASE IN THE PRICE OP MIOHELm S. S. cbßff OMTY:RES Every Car Owner will soon fit the MICHELIN STRAIGHT bIOL. “COMFORT” on.his Car. THE MICHELIN STRAIGHT SIDE “COMFORT,” ON ACCOUNT OF ITS SUPERIORITY, IS A REVOLUTION IN THE TYRE WORLD. CALL ON US FOR PRICES AND PARTICULARS. MICHELIN STOCKISTS. Agents for: P.1.A.T., NASH AND OVERLAND OARS. M°GREGOR ~AND BENNETT. GERALDINE GARAGE. 9 8-Stono £lB/10/-7-Stono £2l 8-Stono £25 7-Stone £4O The Charm of a Diamond Ring The purity and brilliance of SD. quality Diamonds has an appealing charm that will never fade. The huge purchases of Diamonds made by Stewart Dawson's for their Empire wide business not only creates a price advantage, but places the highest-gradc gems at their command. All S.D. Rings are set in pure platinum. Catalogues free. Stewart Dawsons Stewart Dawson Comer, Christchurch. 3-Stone Crossover £l3/10/-3-Stone £ls/10/-4-Stouo £25 5-Stone £25 THE ELGIN LEVER WONDERFUL VALUE 55/ Postage Paid. / S ft Silverode Case, ftont and hack screw off (making watch practically dust and damp proof), jewelled lever movement, clear, hold dial. Fully guaranteed. STEWART* DAWSON’S The Prolific "Bluberry. rmVE YEARS AGO THE “BLUBERRY”—which is' a cross * between the Lawtonberry, Mulberry and the Red Logan—was first propagated by us. It combines the flavours of the Lawto - berry and the Red Logan, and, like the Carmgberry not having so much waste as the Strawberry, it commands a higher price lor the fruit. In fact, one-time Strawberry growers are giving the BLUBERRY preference as it is not affected by pests or birds, and is consequently so much easier to grow. Being disease px'oof, it does not require replanting and will grow for at least twenty years. It fruits between November and March, just when fruit salads are required; the fruit carries and sells well, and as it does not require much room and is easy to pick, there is a great future for the BLUBERRY. Six for 10/6 12 for 21/50 for £3 100 for £6 Post Free. Quotations for larger quantities. i THE WONDERFUL MEXICAN PASSION FRUIT VINE. This vine, as its name denotes, is a native of Mexico. It has been greatly improved by us. is easily grown by any novice, it bears most beautiful fruit of a distinctly permeating flavour veiy superior to tbe ordinary passion, and for fruit salad and ice cream etc., is delicious. Last December, we picked 75 half-bushel cases of fruit from 50 plants at first picking, realising 25/- per half bushel case and selling in shops at 2/9 per dozen and 3d each. PRICES — £l6 for 1000 Plants, steamer free 30/- for 50 Plants, post free. 45/- for 100 Plants, post free. 10/6 for 12 Plants, post free. Orders for any of above plants or trees may be boohed now for next season’s planting; prices will not be raised if orders are booked before end of year. BENTON’S PLEASE ADDRESS LETTERS, BOX 2489, G.P.0., SYDNEY.