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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17061, 14 August 1917, Page 2

GefStena I Complete Analysis r* If P 1 /& Water-- •• 7.lopsrcent. Vsßlt rood J^x proteids •• i3-is » h V^M.aJ. JL WWUI fj&£k Carbohydrates 69.87 „ „ IYvCiICS IM^ I Aeh .... 0.80 „ „ 1 OO tlllS c constituents and the process | of manufactoe give GERSTENA Calf Food this unique analysis. €*§ Note the large proportion of carbohydrates, the extraordinary Jfc fT-ii^f small percentage of waste, and the liJj vslilv?! absence of drugs and chemicals. I O 1 ■ • Sold Everywhere. Recommendation JSSia^^ I These profit-making Manures, so well-known i I throughout the South Island, are now obtain' I I able from our works at Imlay, Wanganai, at I I the following prices: — Per ton I I Eclipse Special Turnip .. f7 ISO I I »» „ Potato .. . 717 6 I i 99 99 Rape •• 715 O jl 1 99 99 No. 1 Grain 712 6 I II For green crops m 1 »» 9» No. 2 Grain 712 6 1 el I'or ordinary cropping purposes • « 1 99 ,» No. 1 Grass 717 6 g m For old pasture ■ 1 99 99 No. 2 Grass 717 6 I g| For sowing with seed in laying down permanent pasture m i Superphosphate •• .. TOO m I Eclipse Mangel Fertilizer 8 OO I i ANALYSIS: (containing potash) ' |1 |j Phosphates, 30% (8.90 soluble) - Potash 2.00% - Ammonia 1.82% 81 jg Owing to the demand for Bone Dust being in excess of our production. M B we hiave had to withdraw our Special Mixing—Half Super and Half El H Bone Dust. We can offer as an alternative: 11 1 Special Mixing, No. 2 .. £7 1O O I H Half Super, Half Blood ana Bone, which is rich in both Nitrogen §1 9 and Phosphates, and should prove a valuable substitute. H 9 AH prices Free on Bail, Imlay. If 9 All orders receive prompt attention. H || Writs for book giving full particulars of analyses, etc. B I New Zealand Refrigerating Co. I 1 VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI Limited B •■""•'^""•'••"••••wr~—~——imr^mTMmtmMaaumiMu—jn-±ii FOR SPRING FROCKS! NEW COTTON POPLINS AT A SA¥SNG ! THIS IS AN EARLY AND INTERESTING ARRIVAL—A SE- ff^t\ MBmZ?&l LECTION C^ DAINTY COTTON ff& l[\fflFHCfi" POPLINS FOR SPRING WEAR, -ff'tf A\^^o^Wn(l! These were specially bought to ar- sSZjL jf r f ,J?>m&!i 1 vfl y] | rive early, and we ■re selling them •j^g^|l=3feg*fe' >?/r\ sy * TV** sixpence A xard less than iTi iiji^jT . IS CHARGED ELSEWHERE. ffl P There's a grand range of beautiful colours—Champagne, Pink, Tus- | sore, Navy, Cream, Brown, Black, grey and other shades. Choose ? now for your Spring dress! Our price is 2s 9d yard — elsewherb the price is 3s 3d.' Take advantage of this value. | DRAPER. VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANDI. Australian Mutual Provident Society THE LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. " RESULTS FROM SIXTYIQHT ANNUAL REPORT. NEW BUSINESS, 1916 (Ordinary) £6,640,020 NEW BUSINESS, 1916 (Industrial) £\m,\m ASSURANCES Df FORCE WITH BONUSES— : £7,678,125 Ordinary Depanment .„ £108,u92 181 Industrial Department jfc.'S 555.766 ACCUMULATED FUNDS * £36 475 570 £114 >l 4 ANNUAL INCOM fio.'lltt^lO TOTAL CASH BONUSES DISTPJBUT~SINCE ESTABLISHMENT, ui^Tr™H ash Bonuses allotted for one year (1916), £857,178 PROVIDING REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS OF ABob'l £ 500 -000 PAID TO M-MBBRB OR THEIR BENEFICIARIES, £A7Jwj£££ i»RnnJ?Dv cIS now issues EVERY i>ESIHABLE IPORM OF POLIGY ORDINARY OR INDUSTRIAL-forjny amount, from £5 to £10,000 DIRECTORS OF THE NJUW ZEALAND BRANCH; S S + H°nf °* "' «f obns u fcof» M; L;°-' Chairman; A. de B. Braudon, Esq. Deputy Chairman; Joseph Joseph. Esq., Jl. Beauchamp, Ksq., and A V Roberts, Esq* t^ew Zealand Branch— EDWAUD W. LOWE 1 Ocstomhou-e-qaa;-, Wellington. Manager fur S. 4,. I 0. (i. JOHNSON, District Manager.