BOOKS FOE THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER. THE LATEST TECHNICAL WORKS AT ISiTT'S. } Present day conditions demand n.ost | modern ideas. Here are books the fo- i ahead Farmer will find of real value: 1 Russell—Soil Conditions and Plant. Growth, 20s; Powell—Co-operation in ; Agriculture, 10s 6d; McConnell—The; Agricultural Note Book. 18s €d; Rich- , mond— Dairy Chemistry, 22s 6d; Macheil—The Modern Milk Problem, i ]3s; Saker— Practical Dairying, 8s;. Perry—Sheepfarming in New Zealand, 5s • Vrightson—Sheep Breeds and Man- I agement. 6s 6d; Eklaw—Farm Struc- ' tures. 10s 6d; Curtis—Farm Buildings, 6s; Haves—Veterinary Notes for Horse Owners, 18s 6d. Inspect these and ( many others at i L. M. ISITT, LTD., : 112 Cashel street. 736 Colombo street, Christchurch. 9
I -To rid oneself of that "can't breathe" ; feeling, which may be the forerunner of a chest ailment, take Bonnington's Irish Moss. Tt quickly clears the air j passages, making breathing easy. Is | 6d and Ss 6d. Be sure it's Bonning- ! ! ton's. 83288 '
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17608, 10 November 1922, Page 9
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