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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16230, 28 March 1917, Page 3

TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE PLEASANT POINT DISTRICT. HAVING disposed of !my / CoaJ Business to my Son I wish to thank clients for the liberal"support accorded me, and trust that the confidence placed in me will he extended to my son. All Accounts owing by me are to be rendered'at once, and all accounts due to rne kindly settle by the end of February. - Yours respectfully, . W. A. WATSON. I Business I shall 'oe very pleased to see 'old and new customers. All kinds of coal at lowest- possible rates. G. WATSON, Coal Merchant. Pleasant Point. ENGRAVING. > RASS Plates. Stencil Platea, liluui tration Blocks, Rubber Stamps, nil kinds of High, Art Engraving dona in Timaru at Reasonable Prices. Name Plates from £l, and you c*n get better satisfaction by giving your instructions personally to the ; Engraver. W. ALLAN MANN. ARCADE CHAMBERS. ARCADE. MOTOR, CYCLE, AND- GENERAL ENGINEERS. REPAIRS TO MOTORS of Ail Descriptions effected Expeditiously and Satisfactorily by COMPISTENT HANDS. All Branches of the MOTOR BUSINESS handled. A SKILLED MECHANIC always ready to start for any place by Motor ificycle in caae of accidents. s Agents for 8.3.A. and TRIUMPH MOTOR BICYCLES. Accumulator Charged, Adequate supplies of Petrol and Oil, Good Stock Accessories. G.P.O. Bo* 178. 'Phon* 34. Don't buy imported Vinegar you low nothing a,bout, when you can get HAYWARD'S PURE MALT VINEGAR, with a local firm's reputation behind it. 2

Get some of the new Military and Patriotic Regal Records. They are intensely interesting and remarkable value Old favourites and latest hits in songs .' —finest band music, including "The Regimental March Pasts of the British / ' Army" played by H.M. Welsh Guards' ' Band ,are obtainable everywhere at *-> «=i r» —l.l. _.-j„j t, _> _-, ,twear any other "' »Wlk Wholesale : WEiLEY, SONS £ GOFTON, LTD. Music Specialists ... 243 High Street f \\r- CHRISTCH USCH.

LOCAL AGENTS: GRANT BROS

ROCKLAND BASIC PHOSPHAT IS PARTICULARLY SUITED TO THE SOILS OP THE SOUTH ISLAND BECAUSE—As lias been pointed out by practical men of recognised authority:— " . 1- — r|l lio supply of Phosphates in'the a wage soil of the South Island. i<* very Limbed. This fertiliser :s guaranteed to contain IS per cent, of - Phosphoric Acid in a form readily and completely available. -■ — The continuous use ©f Acid jNCanures such as Superphosphates or Animal Manures, while increasing the supply of phosphates, is a heavy dram on tho supply of lime,' which is the chief agent in the soil for neutralising acids. 3-—Where the supply of lime is limited, the use of such manures will make the soil acid in time, rendering it an unsuitable medium for growing many of our best plants, such as clover. .J.; —''Rockland" Basic Phosphate is° largely an alkali manure containing aconsiderable portion of lime.* It not only helps to liberate the potash and nitrogen in the soil, but tends to couu teract acidity and .sourness. . ' . s.—Unlike Basic Slag, it remains dij-y and is easy to handle and distribute. 15—Tn. an ordinary season it's effect is shown in a very short time. Although tho phosphates are supposed to he onLy. in :i semi-soluble, condition, experience shows that they become quickly soluble again in the soil, thus giving practically immediate results. ' "" Full particulars and Prices on application. mn» NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY LIMITED. Agricultural Chemists, Ounedin,

llilllillll BEFORE DODGE EROS. BEGAN tha manufacture o. £ their own Car they bad built the parts for HALF. A MILLION Motor Cars Their experience, their knowledge of processes, materials, and men comes from tha most iiltimato contact with their business. Their supervision is direct i\:..: constant, for they are the activ_> Superintendents, Engineers, Mar.ec;ers, and Owners of their business loihnson