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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18757, 14 April 1923, Page 8

No cold is NAZOL-proof. And no •ough and cold remedy is so economical as “NAZOL.” Eigtiteenpence buys t»0 doses—more than three a penny. M'ss Jinks.—How young you are look •'ng now! Bo tell mo your secret. Mrs. Binks.—“ No-Rubbing” Laundry Help, that’s my treasured secret. “No-Rubbing"’ does the hard . work, while I do the light. Progandra Cures Corns Quickly. 1/S.

Saddlery and Harness Department YOUNG & COLLINS Ltd. SPECIALISTS IN I Winter Requisites Horse Covers A SPLENDID STOCK OF ’ LEGGINGS Just in; iTHE VERY BEST). solid through and through. f WEAR LIKE STEEL. SOLID FARM LEGGINGS—i 13/6. 14/6. 15/6 pair. 395. 6d. to 425. 6d SOLID BLOCKED LEG- I ft GINGS 22/6, 27/6. 37/6, 39/6, 42/6, 47/6 Cow Covers I,air ~ 12s. 6d. to 21s. 6d. I MEN'S OILSKINS— 37/6 to 55/-. J BOYS’ OILSKINS— I 9 6to 35 . ’ CANVAS COATS—7S/-, 79 6. 99. 6. CLIPPING MACHINES— S 9 6. I SPARE PARTS. bH SOL” WESTERS—*/-. 4/6, 4 11. HAMES— IB 6. 19 6. 21 6. 22/6. HUND CLIPPERS. I SINGLEING LAMPS. HORSE COLLARS (all kinds). CHAINS (all grades). OILSKIN TROUSERS—I 3 6. CANVAS OVERALLS— IS. 6. BRIDLES— I2/6, 15/6. 17/6. 1 9 6. ; SADDLES— £6 5, -, £7 5/-, £8 5- to £l5. SPURS— 7/6, 9'6, 10/6, 12 6, 13/6 ! Pair. HARNESS—£I4 19/6. £l5 17/6, £l7 15/- set. (Great Values). HkSGrS \ ALL HARNESS PARTS. STIRRUP LEATHERS— 9. 6, 10/6. 11/6 12/6 pair. DANDY BRUSHES— 2. 6, 3/6, 4/6. 5/6. 6/6, 7/6. FOOTBALLS—Dominion's Best, com plete. 5/6. 6/6, 7 6, 8/6. 9/6. 10 6, 12/6, 15 6, 17/6. 19/6 to 35/ . 1 M BOXING GLOVES (Complete Sets) -18/6, 22/6. 25 6, 27 6. 29/6. 37/6,. 42/6, 47/6, to 59/6. STOCK WHIPS (Hard Weari— 9/6. ■flKv 10/6. 11/6. 12/6, 13/6, 15/6. 17/6, 19/6 up. : ’ INVINCIBLE” BRAND CHAMPION LINIMENT. The Great Home Remedy—3/6 per bottle. 9 Young & Collins, Ltd. THE PEOPLES STORE FOR VALUE. AVENUE (Next Bank N.S.W.)

Convincing Evidence of the Superiority of Superphosphate Extract from the H.Z. Journal of Agriculture, 20th May, 1922, page 285, giving results •Z PASTURE TOP-DRESSING EXPERIMENTS conducted by the Department of Agriculst Te Kui.' The fertilizers were applied on Bth and 9th September last. These dates were late for slowly soluble fertilizers such as raw rock phosphate and basic slag, but this was unavoidable without missing a season, as the offer of the field was only made to the Department in August last. The field was shut up in October, and cut and weighed as hay /, in January. The weighing occupied two days, and was completed * on January 16. The following table gives the first season’s results after the grass was made into hay. and the yields thus recorded; — tb ' Yield per Acre ' Percentage” Fertilizer uaed. Amount per Mean Average of Percentage Increase due n. Act.. Three Plots. Yield. to Fertilizer Cwt. qr. lb. Check .. .. •• .. No manure 23 2 20 100.0 .. Basic Slag .... 3 cwt. 29 0 IS 123.0 23.0 \ Superphosphate .. 3 cwt. 41 0 19 173.8 73.1 Rock phosphate . 3 cwt. 29 1 3 123. S 23. S Superphosphate .. 3 ewt. "> Ground limestone . 1 ton. J 41 1 17 175.9 75.9 Rock phosphate . 3 cwt. > Ground limestone . 1 ton. , 27 IIT 115.7 15. T * QUICKEST Hl BEST RESULTS obtained from SUPERPHOSPHATE Every unit of WATER SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE in Superphosphate is available as piaat food immediately after application. Fall rapply Superphosphates (ajl grades) available from all Merchants and Storekeepers, or direct from the Manufacturers.