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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXV, Issue 5549, 5 March 1914, Page 1

You MUST HAVE NITROGEN For the Promotion of Growth and the full Development of the Plant. The point is to obtain the Nitrogen in the most desirable form at the lowest possible cost. NITROLIM For Mixing or Direct Application is the Cheapest, Most Economical. and Most Effective NITROGENOUS MANURE procurable; of a similar nature but superior to Sulphate of Ammonia, Nitrate of Soda, and Nitrate of Lime. NOTE ANALYSIS; NITROGEN 18% equal to - - 21.85% Ammonia 1 LIME 50% to 60% CARBON 10% to 12% NITDAI I A '" * mo,t el,ective WEED DESTROYER as well a» a ill 1 rCKJ JUIiVi FERTILIZER. It Improves and Purifies the Soil. Used in conjunction with a high-grade BASIC SLAG, such is " BILSTON," it provides a COMPLETE SUPPLY of PLANT FOOD, u the lime contained in both acts on the supplies o! POTASH which are present iu the soil (but NOT IN AN AVAILABLE STATE), rendering same AVAILABLE as PLANT POOD. Thus the three essentials, NITROGEN, POTASH, and PHOSPHORIC ACID, are PRESENT and AVAILABLE for the DEVELOPMENT and MATURING of the crop. NITROLIM does not waste like Nitrate of Soda; its action is immediate but not short-lived. It keeps up a steady and consistent supply of NITROGEN during the growth of the Plant. PACKED IN 2 CWT. IRON DRUMS. STOCKED BY ALL SEED AND MANURE MERCHANTS. , 5 Drum lots, £l4 Os. Od. per ton. /Pre* on boat or r«u,\ 1 - 1 „ „ £ls Os.Od. „ „ V Aucklaild ' ORDER THROUGH YOUR OWN MERCHANT OR STOREKEEPER *» Sole Importers: A. S. PATERSON 81 CO., LIMITED, Auckland. And at Dunedin, Wellington, and Chriatchurch.

GEORGES. HENDERSON, LAND AGENT HAMILTON, A Splendid Dairy Farm. lQf\ z rrp * ♦ 160 acres in good grass, I acres in Z/UU ciLlco f cro p ( balance rough feed. At present carrying 80 dairy cows. Two cottages of four rooms each, cowshed, barn, trapshed, etc. Milking machine installed. Land transfer TITLE. 5 miles from town, %' mile from Railway, School, and \ l /% mile from Creamery. Price £ls per acre. Easy terms. (No. 430) I • • A It f 99 Livingstone Park Place your finger on the centre of the map of the Auckland Province, just where the Railways meet. From this spot, three minutes will land you on the beautiful "Livingstone Park Estate", which we will offer for sale in lots of from one-third up to five acres, as soon as the plans are approved. "Livingstone Park" is the place where your money will work for you ; not you work for your money. It will be the Garden Suburb of Hamilton and Franktou. Lay the foundation of your future by inspecting "Livingstone Park" The Allotments will be disposed of on terms hitherto unheard of in thej Waikato, viz:

£5 cash. —Balance (including interest) in payments of from Seven Shillings aid .Sixpence per week until purchase money is paid oil': Or, No Deposit.—Purchaser to give financial guarantee to erect a House to the value of £350 within G months. —Purchase money in Twelve Years. Or, £5 Cash.—£s'Three Months.—£lo Six Months.—£lo Twelve Months.—Balance in Twelve Years. Interest on all unpaid balances, 6 per cent. Title Land Transfer

BRYANT & HOLMES, Agents.

S. E. HILL & Co. Ward Street, Hamilton. -1 I f\f\ ACRES of lirst c)as,s land. lIUU Situated five miles from Railway Station. Mostly all in Grass, Sub-divided into 24 paddocks. House of 6 rooms and numerous outbuilding. This property is admirably adapted for cutting up, having about 3 miles of road frontages. Trice £lO 10s per acre. Cash required'£2ooo. £J §\J acre. Situated 4 milts from Railway Station. Creamery and school I mile. About 150 acres in grass and 15 acres in crops Is sub-divided into 10 paddocks and is nearly all plouijhable when cleared. New house of 4 room Goodwill at £lO per acre. Cash required £350. *J\J miles from Railway Station. Creamery, School and Post Office 2 miles. All improved except about 10 acres. Small Cottage, trap shed and implemeut shed. Price £l6 10s per acre. Terms to be arranged. VV tions of 50 acres for sale on very easy terms from £4 10s to £5 5s per acre. FOR HOT WEATHER LUNCHES OW WELL a clear, sparkling . glass goes with cold meat and salad. How cool and clean in the mouth, how sustaining afterwards. Hot Weather demands a cool beverage. Why not Imperial THE ALE OF QUALITY?"

I Have you tried C. & E.'s NEW LABEL DOMINION ALE. It is the Old-fashioned NUT-BROWN ALE improved. Is Brewed entirely from Pure Spririf Water obtained from the cool depths of 1,000 feet. IT IS AN EXCELLENT TABLE AL E Campbell & Ehrenfried Company, Limited, BREWERS AND BOTTLERS AUCKLAND old smuggle: Gaelic fiffira THE BES'