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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14764, 1 October 1921, Page 2

the I eason. A Pat Lamb commands a better price than a Store. A Fat Lamb is the result of good feeding at the right time. Good feeding entails the provision of good Rape and Turnip Crops. Good Rape and Turnip Crops are largely the result of the use of good Fertilizers. Good Fertilizing means the use of "Eclipse" Fertilizers? By the expenditure of a few shillings per acre on the purchase of "Eclipse" Rape and Turnip Fertilizers, farmers can ensure bountiful crops for the fattening of stock and so A good Fertilizer is not an extravagance—it is a necessity and in these times no farmer can afford to do without it. Use "Eclipse" Fertilizers and ensure big crops. "Eclipse" Rape and Turnip Fertilizers contain, in well-balanced proportions, Nitrogen, Phosphates and Superphosphates, the essential plant foods on which these crops rapidly thrive. The best proof of the quality of a Fertilizer is the demand for it Our sales of "Eclipse" for 1920 show . kn Basrsaso of 29®' per mnt over 1914 sales. These telling ber of farmers using "Eclipse' over '5,400 in 1920 is sufficient liability of "Eclipse" FertilizersFull particulars of "Eclipse" Abraham & Williams, Ltd. Barraud & Abraham, Ltd. Can", Pountney & Coy. T. B. Dillicar, Ltd. Farmers' Go-op. Auc Co, N.Z.L. & Mercantile Co. Frank Perkins and Coy. E. Allan "Waikato Farmer figures and the fact that the nam- " increased from 1,20-0 in 1914 to evidence of the popularity and reFertilizers can be procured from: Daigety and Co., Ltd. Farmers' Union Trading Co., Ltd Glover and Coy. J. D. Morrison & Son. Norfolk Dairy Coy., Ltd. National Mortgage & Agency Co. E- A. Perkins and Co. Clark and Son, s' Supply Stores, or AUCKLAND SALES AGENCY. H. E. GILLESPIE, Representative, P.O. BOX 553, AUCKLAND. Telegraphic Address: "HEG."

BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRERS. nPHE TJNITED CHOE "REPAIRING QOMPANY, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON, Opposite Shaw's Garage. Men's Welled Soled and Heeled.. 8?6 Men's Welted Soles only 7/Men's Riveted Soled and Heeled. 7/6 Men's Riveted Soles only 6/Men's Heels only ilWomen's Welted Soled and Heeled 6/6 Women's Welted Soles only .... 5/Women's Riveted Soled & Heeied 5/Women's Riveted Soles only. ... 4/AJI Women's Heels 1/6 All Women's Heels, with plate.. 1/9 Women's Pumps Soled & Heeled 7/6 Women's Pumps Soles only 6/Youths' 3-5 Soled and Heeled... 6/Youths' 3-5 Soles only 5/Youlhs' 3-5 Heels only 1/9 Boys' 1-2 Soled and Heeled 5/Boys' 1-2 Soles only 4/Boys' 1-2 Heels only 1/9 Boys' 10-13 Soled and Heeled... -4/6 Boys' 10-13 Sole? only 3/6 Children's 9-13 Soicd and Heeled 4/Children's 9-13 Soles only 3/3 Children's 9-13 Heels only ... 1/3 Under size 9 Soled and Heeled. . 3/3 Under size 9 Soles only 2/9 All work done by expert tradesmen, and finished with the latest machinery. Repairs left in the morning may be had the same day if desired. Only the best leathers used. Stitching and finishing done for the trade. Leather sold in ranges from 1/- upwards. Lasts, knives, awls, inks, rivets, rubbers, and everything necessary for the home repairer stocked. TNREDEEMEIi BARGAINS AT THE WAIKATO LOAN CO., WARD STREET. £ s. d. 1 19 6—A pair new heavy English white woollen blankets, f'i 1 ! double sUe: worth Joublo. 1 10 o—Brand0 —Brand new suit case. 10 10 o—Old0 —Old Strad model violin, case and bow. 12 0 o—l B-ct.0 —18-ct. 3-stone diamond cross-over ring; a bargain. 3 15 o—Pair0 —Pair field glasses and case. 22 10 o—Massive J 8-ct. hunting icver watch, very heavy cases. 1 6 6—New heavy bush rug. 5 7 6 —Silver English lever watch and 9-ct. gold chain, ji io o—Class A silver-plated Boozey Cornet and Case, original cost £2B 10s. 1 7 6 —A pair new light boots. 610 o—New0 —New Tailor-made birr." serge suit, size i, cost £ISJ. 5 15 o—Set new buggy harness. 5 5 o—Nearly new saddle. g 15 o—Dress suit, equal to new, size 3. cost £lB. 4 15 o—English clarionette. ,j 5 o—Brand new solid leather suit case, 24 inch. 2 5 o—6ft.0 —6ft. x Bft. tent; £3 ss, 8 x 10 tent; £4 ss, 10 x 12 tent, new. /, id O—D.B. shot gun. Every description of goods bought. B. KISSEN, A. ROBINSON, Pawnbroker. Manager. 'Phone 2374. THE LAUGEST SELECTION OF Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Roso<i Seedlings, Pot Plants and nURUIE amj A ZAr<JiE 'S» WARD STIIEET. HAMILTON. JOOSE covens.—Now Is the time to J renovate your ClU'sterfloli] Sittttes, etc. we are specialists in this line.— M Warman's- 2'J3