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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 4852, 13 November 1911, Page 1

NOTICKS. mm 7r mvv.vJS SOT Z'TJZ K' wti'-s: ,-OV MPT % y s>uo£&c ?t SUSP's! m nllv O P«P At ton. (L«m SM >M ml. DitMsal (or Cm Mi S'* the Cheapest fertilizer on the Market, &et st have four order early. It will mean the best crop yoa've ever had. Whit is yov POTATO 9 CHEQUE to be this year! What are you doing to make it the biggest yol? The demand for potatoes promises to be keener thus ever. Axe yours going to top the market? Are yon planting with that object? Bow are yon treating the soil to get a yield “ extraordinary " so that yon can cope with the coming treasendoos * for the "best”? It Is worth yoar while to stady It oat. iff “WESTFIELD POTATO MANURE Will help you—use it freely—and doable yoar preview yield. N.B.—The greatest factor is the redaction of the liability to blight owing to the “ Fungicide ” ingredient the nun ora < KEMPTHORNE. PROSSER & CO.’S d Office I ALBERT sr„ AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO., LTD. Works i -j 4 WESTFIELD (near Otehnhn)

Paterson's Red Drench da brand! d ” for Cattle, Horses & Pigs, '“S" READ THIS TESTIMONIAL. [COPY.] Springfield Farm, awes Paterson, Esq., Waihou, Union-street, June 6, 19H. Auckland. Dear Sir, — I have much pleasure in’certifying to the excellence'©! your Red-Drench as being produced by you at the present time, known as the “ Dairymaid ” brand. We have been using it on our dairy farm for some time and have found it very beneficial in most cattle complaints, and in the calving season we would not be without it, as it is the most reliable remedy we have ever had for cleansing cws after calving, and I can with confidence recommend it to all dairy farmers; in fact, in my opinion, it will pay every farmer to keep a few packets always on hand Yours faithfully, G. W HORN,tJ.P. Use Red Drench for the Calves

NEW ZEALAND FOR BOOTS CLOTHING FACTORY We carry the Largest Stock in the Auckland Province outside of Auckland City. ** * Men’s Black or Tan Derby Boots, Newest Shapes . . <4 Ladies’ Tan or Black Glace I Derby Shoes, c,mM ” ? NEW SUMMER LINES. I Children’s Broad Toed Boots and Shoes, Shaped * ** WE LEAD FOR BOOTS. 15/6 11/6 2/11 The New Zealand Clothing Factory, ’Phone 85. VICTORIA STREET. OPOSITE P. 0., 5 HAMILTON. ksu* N. GOODALL, MANAGER. *> t

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Malden Island Guano | | Now landing ex S.S. Triton a heavy shipment of this High Grade Guano, Special Quotations ex Ship. Write early to receive full benefit of this offer. 1 Japanese Millet for Autumn Feed. SOW IN NOVEMBER. Geo. E. Clark and Sons, CAMBRIDGE & HAMILTON. T THE NORTHERN EIGHT. A MAN comes into this world without his consent and leaves it against his X.V. will. During his stay his time is spent in one continuous round of coi trades and misunderstandngs. In infancy an angel, in boyhood sometimes a foci Later on, if poor, a bad manager—no sense. If rich, dishonest, but smart. If he politics, a gratter, a crook. Out of politics you cannot place him. If he goes to church, a hypocrite. If he does not, a sinner. In fact the only sane thing he can do that cannot be objected to, is to buy the NORTHERN LIGHT BOOTS from H, SALMON, Hamilton.