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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 533, 18 November 1890, Page 1

Superphosphate of Lime and Bone Dust. r attention of Agriculturists, NurseryL men and Market Gardeners is specially directed to the Chemical Manures, manufactured by NEWLAND AND GO., Petane. These Manures are upon analysis declared specially rich in al) the constituents required for plant food, and being soluble in water assimilate with the soil after rain to the extent of 75 per cent, the first year. Very flattering testimonials have been received from settlers of high standing in various pai ts of the Colony, showing extraordinary results in the increase of crops of every description, especially in starting turnips. Analyses made by Dr. Hector, of Wellington, and W. E. Ivey, Esq , of the Canterbury Agricultural College, Lincoln, will be sent post free, on application to the Manufacturers, or their Agents. Sold in bags containing 1 cwt., at 65., or in larger quantities at £5 per ton, f.0.b., or rails at Napier. For small or large Flower Gardens these manures will be found of especial value. Samples can be seen at the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Gladstone Road. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. NEWLAND AND CO., Petane, Hawke's bay. W. Hy. Clayton] [Arthur Sawyeb CLAYTON & SAWYER, CABBIERS, COAL, TIMBER, FIBEWOOD, & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, SHIP, HOUSE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, HAVING been appointed Agents for Mr W King’s Timber and Mouldings, Karaka and Te Aral Sawmills, are prepared to supply the following at his late yard at Reduced Hates Kauri I 63 3 «O Turnery Totara fc 2 § 3 Tanks White Fine r- s. Bricks Hitnu S'" .s; Lime Ssebes * 3 pi Coals Doors £“ § Firewood Mouldings o © <? S’ £■ Oats House Blocks S?' n- 5 2 Chaff Poet, '3.2 Maize Battens ® g o' I Potatoes Pickets SF N g—i Coke Strainer, ~ Charcoal Shingles, ” _ <= I Palings Beach Gravel ° Barley AGENTS FOR CUTTER “ VENUS,” Note the Address— CLAYTON AND SAWYER, (Next the Royal Hotel), GLADSTONE ROAD. CITY DINING ROOMS, GLADSTONE ROAD. MRS M. A. McINTOSH, IN thanking her numerous friends and customers for their past favors, has much pleasure in informing them that ahe has made extensive alterations to her Dining Rooms, and ladies and families can now be accommodated in Separate Rooms, with the best of comfort. Bbbakfabt, Dinner, ast Tea at all hours. MEALS OF THE BEST CLASS, la cash I All Delicacies in Season. Boarding on the most Reasonable Terms as per arrangement. Quality Comfort I Economy W. PARNELL BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND TOBACCONIST, INVITES Special Attention to his splendid Stock of all classes of goods pertaining to the business, and during the coming festive season those desirous of selecting gift, for presentation to friends would do well by paying a visit to this centrally-situated shop, now noted both for the quality of the goods sold, and the cheapness of tbe prioe. Articles can be obtained to suit almost any taste in the way of Christmas and New Year Gift*. All kinds of Books on hand, fresh consignments of the Latest Work continually being added to circulating Library, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TENNIS AND CRICKET GOODS. Only the Best Bbandb of Tobacco kept in Stock and Cut Daily by Machinery. BEST QUALITY OF CIGARS, CIGARETTES, 810, All descriptions of Pipes sold, and Pipe* repaired on the premises, W. PARNELL, GLADSTONE ROAD AND LOWE ST., Opposite Masonic Hotel. NEW GOODS, EX WAVE QUEEN NEW IBON BEDSTEADS, with Wire Mattress. New Iron Cots, New Linoleum*, New Carpets, New Pianos. The Cheapest lot of Goods mp ters ever opened—in all 9 case* ,( f'' u. J . TO W,NiL-E Y .