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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 161, 8 July 1909, Page 2

As illustrative of the profits that may occasionally be made outside the dairying industry by Taranaki farmers (says the "Stratford Post"), the following experience of a well-known resident in this province is perhaps worth mentioning: — Just prior to the commencement of the autumn last year our informant bought 700 sound full-mouthed ewes at o/. Three hundred of these he culled out, and, bringing them to Stratford, sold for 7/ apiece. From the remaining 400 he got about 00 per cent of lambs, which, after having been shorn, were quitted at 12/. Their dams shore an average of 81b, and were subsequently fattened and disposed of at 11/o, whilst the 10 per cent of dry ewes were shorn and turned off at 19/6. A little calculation will be sufficient to show that on an investment of £175 a profit of £493 10/ was made, and this inside twelve months! Mothers will find Phosphol Emulsion a never-failing remedy for coughs and colds.—(Ad.) 6 This is the shower season. You should have an umbrella; it is cheap; it is useful. We have them. Geo. Fowlds.— (Ad.) Phosphol Emulsion enriches the blood, builds bone and tissue. That's why doctors order it for invalids, women, children, and infants. It's an invaluable cough remedy and tonic—(Ad.)

FOB SALE. -poll SALE, Early Puritan and Up-to-date 7 i^ 00 .?.', Cle _ n Seed Potatoes; also, Special Three Star Potato Manure— W Gunson and Co., Auckland. ' ' 57 rpO QWNERS OF JJOUSES WANTED TO BUT— HOUSE, from 5 to 7 Room 3; near city and trains. Also, HOUSE, of 12 to 14 Rooms, within Id tram section. Cash Buyers. CjCHOFIELD AND TTENLEr, VICTORIA-ST, E, MSIB