The orange is the longest-lived fruit tree. It is reputed to have attained the age of 300 years, and been known to flourish and bear fruit for more than 100 years. No fruit tree will sustain itself and produce fruit so well under neglcct and rough treatment. It begins to bear about the third year after budding, and by the fifth year it produces an abundant crop, though tlic yield is gradually increased, by age and favourable circumstances. The early growth of the orange is rapid; by its tenth year it has grown more than it will in the next fifty, so far as its breadth and height are concerned.
EVERY-DAY ACCIDENTS I buHnZam C -Buk you have a soothing I I and reliable healer for all emergencies, 8 and what is most important, freedom I from the risks of blood-poisoning. | 1 Where tlierc are children it is indis--1 pensable for treating in juries, nngyorm, 1 chafing and sores. Ready f°r mstant I U se-moderate in price-stocked^by I your chemist and local storckcc , p " 1 all cood reasons why you should buy i a bos of Zam-Buk and keep it handy. I TRIAL SAMPLES FREE 111 to the Zl,
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 126, 30 May 1934, Page 17
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