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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144146, 16 July 1913, Page 5

Spare the Manure | and Spoil the Farm I ;• take Every sheep you r considerable quantity of bono phosphate from the soil. tf you aro to keep up ino quality of the crops and stock ■?o« must restore thi* vitality fo the land bv applying W.&3.E. Co. Manures. Thcycouiaiu'he ‘ml foods necessary for prodn non oC liSU<st wops - ... v.*ose, in their turn, "ice KaUer , “sheep. W M.E. Co.’s No. l and .'O.o Mixtures are principally phosphoric Manures eontuitimp' proyertions ol .N:trown and rotnsh to sustain the growth The.v are especially suitable for Turnips and V.jtpc. Prices Net Cash on rail at k NL'ri.hanrari!?a , , No. 1 Mixture - £5,10 -ton Ko. 3 ” - £s;lo> ton Ho. 5 ” “ £5:7 S ton Potato Mixture- £6.7 : <j ton Imported Superphosphate - £5.5/- ton Icwi. In 2cwt. Sacks ('-perron extra is charged for lurs of ntiftly* posted and price Ztr:i fJC'-si. special rod to order. SKNP ‘YOUR STOCK lo WfKiiJ'rion Meat Export Co, Lid., lor shipment. Fat sheep, Lambs and 'Canla purchased. Particulars as to charges may be obtained from E2agIi6SS2^BOSffiSSSHBaBai#EBS Wellington Meat I Export €o.. 15-20 HUNTER STREET, WELLINGTON DRIVES AWAV The. Rev. J. Wilkinson, Vicar of Epsom, Auckland, formerly of New Plymouth, writes:—“l have found FLUEMZOL an invaluable remedy in the early stages ot colds and sore throat. I have used it several times, and always with good effect/* 87 tearuoss Nowadays everybody knows , symptonis of Influenza byezpcricncc. 1 Yet a little care at the outset will \ preventthe serious complications that Iso often occur. Bennington’s Irish Mots, rest and warmth will restore [ health in a few days. But go to bed s—a day or so at the start will prel vent a week or a fortnight away from > work. Bonnington’s Irish Moss is the I standard remedy—tested for half a ccnI tury, there’s nothing, to equal it. Mr*. E. Woodhouse, of Northcote, writes: ‘‘l have (tied a boide of Bono melon’ Irish Moss and found it very food, had a sudden attack of lnflucmo > ant it saved mo from a severe llluei*. Refuse an imitation or substitute which gives the dealer a bigger I‘profit. Insist on getting Bonnington’s. *2/5 CAR RAC E EM RUSH MO§S v MEANS PURITY If PURITY—“K" Jam is guaranteed to be absolutely puie and free from any’kind of adulteration. If GOODNESS—“K” Jam is a most wholesome and healthful delicacy, being made from choice fresh ripe fruit and pure cane sugar, prepared un-, oer ideal conditions in a model factory. If FLAVOUR—"K’’Jnm possesses the distinctive natural flavear of fresh fruits, sunripened to their fullest perfection. Therefore you cannot do better than' buy “K” JAM always | KIRKPATRICK NELSON. COLD in the Head or Nasal CatairJ is quickly relieved by “Naaol.’ Thousands have-Droved its:, value. 5