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Waikato Independent, Volume V, Issue 324, 15 January 1907, Page 1

'to CAMBRIDGE BAKERY FOE Excel Bread, Milk Bread, Digestive Bread, Maltine Bread (specially recommended for indigestion), Buns, Scones and Muffins, etc., etc. Also, CAKES OF EYEEY DESCRIPTION. SPECIALITIES! Lemon Cake, Sultana Cake, Plum Cake, Citron and Seed Cakes. WEDDING & BIRTHDAY CAKES To order at shortest notice and Moderate Charges. All Kinds of Pastry Fresh Daily. A Choice Consignment of CONFECTIONERY just to hand. A TRIAL SOLICITED . A. MAN SON, PUBLIC CATERER. Telephone No 33. | CRITERION HOTEL. CORNER OF VICTORIA AND DUKE STREETS. CAMBRIDGE. A, DNDERWOOD Northern Wairoa), T)EGS to announce that he has taken over the above Hotel, and trusts that by Attention to Business to gain a fair share of Public support, and travellers may rely on being made comfortable. Only Best Brands of Liquors Kept in Stock.

SPRING CLEANING Made easy by procuring your Soap, i etc*, from C. H. Treadgold. Soap advanced £2 per ton, but am still , selling at OLD PRICES, having bought before the rise, A good Sdap, 3d bar. Antiseptic Soap, Cd bar; 12 bars for 5s 9d. GENUINE PEERLESS—nothing in the market can beat this. TE RAU A MOA—one of the finest Soaps made ; beats everything. HEALTH FOODS For Life, Health and Beauty, try Gra Nix Grape Nuts Meltose Granola Vegetable Meat Cereal Tea Wheat Flakes Cream of Wheat Rice Flakes Plasmon Granose Biscuits. I STILL LEAD With Pure Broken Ceylon Tea, Is per lb. A real good tip-top Indian or Ceylon Tea, Is 6d per lb. One of the choicest and finest picked Ceylon Teas, 2s per lb. Groceries Crockery Ironmongery . Produce. 0. H. TREADGOLD. CAMBRIDGE.

WESTFIELD Prepared Guano FOR TURNIPS PACKED in Scwt.Sacks any Drill A COMPLETE MANUREPHOSPHATES POTASH AMMONIA 95 ESS vrT' .** • price:, ; 2 : 6 A, .IfiSST'^'T NETT PER TON A GOOD, SOUND TURNIP MANURE Read the opinions of users. ME. W, CHITTY, Brooklyn, Hamilton, writes lath June, igo6;— 1* f"^ e P re Pßred Guano you asked me to try last season has proved very good. “ I shall be glad toknowwhat the Manure, will cost so that I can use it next season,” MK. W. T, WELLS Manaia, writes asth August, 1906; MANUFACTURERSIesnpthorne, Prosser & £o.’s NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO LTD Head LBERT ST., AUCKLAND ’ Works-WESTFJELD (near Ctabubu) ■t pays well to use Reliable Manures. 80 Cows on 9 acres turnips for two months. " Used Westfield Prepared Guano “lor Turnips, to the acre; “ never saw heavier crop. One " piece of 9 acres kept 80 cows for 2 " months ; another piece of 18 acres " of White Turnips kept 900 sheep “for 10 weeks, without finishing “ them. Having used this Manure “now for three years, 1 can confl- “ dentiy recommend it against any "other. Also, by using “ ‘A’ Super, to the acre on grass, “I had an increase of one ton of “hay per acre against that which I “ did not manure,”