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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15356, 3 October 1923, Page 2

IWENZIES AND GOLLOP. CLEARING SALE. IVENZIES AND GOLLOP Will Sell AT 103, MAIN STREET, FRANKTON, —on — SATURDAY, OCT. 6, AT 1.30 P.M. (By Order of Mortgagee). TTOUSEHOLD Furnishings and Contents of “The Carlton’’ Florist and Confectionery Shop, Comprising:— DINING ROOM.—Rimu Extension

I Table, 2 S.G. Chairs, Congoleum, Wicker Easy Chair, Carved Occ. Table, Rimu Suite Chairs, Rugs, Ilallstand, Pictures, Paintings, Cake Stand, Clock, Vases, Books. BEDROOM 1. —Double Rimu Bed and W.W., Oval Mirrored Duchess, Rimu Dropside Cot, Oco. Table, Lino., S.G. Chair, Chest Drawers, Blinds'. BEDROOM 2—Double Rimu Bed and W.W., Duchess Chest, Lino., Chair, Rugs, O’co. Table, Pedestal, 2 Single Beds and W.W. ■ KITCHEN. —Table, Chairs, Brooms, Coal Scuttle, Crockery, Flour Bin, Pie Dishes, Lino., Blind, Kettle, Pots and Pans, etc. OUTSIDE.—Meat Safe, Cricket Pads, Earthenware Jars, Water Can, Lamp Oil Heater, Wringer, Buckets, Axe, Rake, Dog Kennel, Aviary. 11 LAYING FOWLS. 11 LAYING FOWLS. The contents of the shop, comprising:—Folding Screen, Set Scales, 6 Milk Cans, Milk Measures, Wreath Frames, Flower Pots, Glasses, Basket, Paper Bags, Vegetable Seeds, Shelving and Brackets, Glass Dishes, Lollie Jars, Chewing Gum, Chocolates, Butter Scotch, Milk Kisses, Nuts, etc. CONFECTIONERY. CONFECTIONERY. Palms, Asparagus, Pot Plants of all descriptions, Boxes Pansy and Anemone Plants, etc.

TERMS CASH. W. S. MENZIES, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 6TH OCT,, AT 1.30 P.M. 89 WHERE TO STAY. STHALIA” JjWIRE.” HOTELS. ’ ‘TJI HE U and “ rjiHE PRIVATE ROTORUA. 100 Rooms. Flrsi Douses on left from Railway Station. Every comrort, superior tame. Social and Dance Hall. REDUCED WINTER TARIFF--10- per day, 60/- per week. J. N. McLEAN. Proprietor. piERNLEIGH” pfIIVATE JJOTEL. 28, SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. ‘ Handy to City and Park. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Terms 40/- to GO/- per week. L. SMITH, Proprietress. GRAMOPHONES. (MM THE FOLLOWING LETTER IS r Y.A.’S I.Y.A.’S I.Y.A.’S I.Y.A.’S I, Y.A.’S I.Y.A.’S I.Y.A.’S 1.Y.A.’3 (Radio Broadcasting Station) OPINION OF THE NEW LA GLORIA. Mr Pearson, Managing Director. Newcombe, Ltd. Dear Sir, —We desire to express our great satisfaction with the NEW LA GLORIA Gramophone now being used in our Radio Broadcasting. The tone and quality is most excel- j lent and freedom from surface noise being a remarkable feature. We consider the LA GLORIA to give better reproduction than any other instrument we have triedYours faithfully, AUCKLAND RADIO SERVICE, LTD., Per L. W. WHITE, Director. £1 DEPOSIT—S/- PER WEEK. L A Q.LORIA pARLOURS, WARD STREET. HAMILTON.

Gear Proof of the ontsfanding merit of Superphosphate for Top-Dressing Pastures. Extract from the N.Z. Journal of Agriculture dated 20th April, 1923, page 233, giving average of results covering two years' trial of Pasture Top-Dressing Experiments conducted by the Dept, of Agriculture at Te Kuiti: YIELD OF HAY. The plots were top-dressed again on 18th and lPth Mny, 1922, and shut up for hay ou 9th October following. They were cut and weighed during the first fortnight in January last. The average of results oovering the two years’ trials is given in the following table:— The above report is naturally an unbiassed and plain statement of facts and proves Superphosphate to be the most profitable Fertiliser for Top-Dressing. Full supply Superphosphate (all grades ) available from all Merchants and Storekeepers, or direCt from the Manufacturers.