Page 13 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14601, 26 February 1921, Page 13 (Supplement)

■MR IN MIND Thai a well-fitting collar it one of the first essentials of a good set of harness. A good horn deserves a good collar. We mako * speolality of oollar» building, and can supply you with sound, comfortable collars, faithfully finished, well-packed, and made from the best material. A well-balanced collar will lighten your horses' work, and af the same time produce bettei results. EDWARD JONES SADDLER, •Phone 2485 M *-« •Phone 91 ; .. 'Phone 3 :,< 'Phone 3 >.. 'Phone 61 t .. : Putaruru " t \ HAMILTON. ;

ANNOUNCING A Better Service FOR USERS AND INTENDING USERS. In consequenoe of our rapidly increasing business and our desire to extend to our customers a convenient and thoroughly reliable service, we have established a BRYCE STREET, HAMILTON, whero we have erected commodious new premises. A STAFF OP HIGHLY COMPETENT FITTERB will always bo on hand to assist In erecting and installing plants whenever necessary. It will be an "ON-THE-8POT" servloe—no delay. GET EN TOOOH WITH US TO-GAY—-WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU. BRYCE STREET, QUEEN STREET, HAMILTON. NEW PLYMOUTH. Australian Office, 486, Bourke Street, Melbourne.

MANURES VS7E CAN OFFER FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND THROUGHOUT TH( TURNIP AND GRASS SEASON, 36-38 per cent. BUPERPHOSPHATE AT £Q 15/- PER TON ON RAILS, WESTFIELD. SUPER GUANO MIXTUREDELIVERY FROM Ist DECEMBER, AT £g Jg / PER TON. RAILS, WESTFIELD. FAVOURITE MIXTURE—£>IO If)/. PER TON RAILS, WESTFIELD* LESS USUAL DISCOUNT OF K / PER TON FOR CASH AT 80 DAY^ FULL STOCKS OF OUR WELL KNOWN SWEDE AND TURNIP 6EEDB NOW AVAILABLE. CEO. E. CLARK & SOtiS CAMBRIDGE and HAMILTON.

LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS:-r~ARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., HAMILTON. Yoa can rely tmpllcltty ti i A Gioes more than yea e»on its tremendous reserve / —Jg*!!> P ' Gt '" P erformane * an^ power. durability. Farmers and your Top-dressing Radio! 'ls/- PER TON ON RAIL Owing to the heavy demand for this famous top-dressing manure, we nar# now erected larger works, and can offer at £6 15/- per ton on rallt The following TESTIMONIALS have Just been received: — Frankton, January 20th, 1921. Radio Manure Co., ' ' Dear Sir, —Re your manure, I may say I had Just top-dressed part or my farm with five tons when I read the report on your manure in the Agriculture Journal. As you know I cancelled the balance of my order. Also I may state I felt that disgusted with myself if I could have removed what T had used on my farm I would have done so. Since then the results from the use of that same five tons of your Radio is the best I have ever had from any manure. I have confirmed these results by ordering six tons for present reaui'-f'-ments. Yours sincerely, GILBERT BAIRD. Komakarau, January 20th, 192fj Radio Manures, Ltd. Dear Sir. —Last year I used Radio on my farm and I am more than satisfied with the results. I may state that the July number of the Agricultural Department's Journal was shown to me, and after reading it I decided to cancel my order, but on your recommendation I used Radio on the condition that if it did not prove by results as you stated you would not charge me for the manure. I may say I had used other manures last season as well as Radio, but Radio returns are the best, and this year I have ordered eight tons through the Waikato Supply Stores, Hamilton, for delivery later on. I remain, etc., R. G. WAGHORN. To avoid delay in delivery' please book early. Do not bo misled by reports, but give this manure a trial for topdressing. Many who have already used it, are again placing their orders, for this coming season's requirements, as they are so satisfied with the 23, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. OR WORKS MANAGER. HUNTLY*.