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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27896, 18 February 1956, Page 7

FARM H>| SAFETY! " Farming Safely" is a way of life thaf pays Dividends. It is not difficult or complicated but is merely the carrying out of simple common sense safety rules that are , jKL well known to all. To assist you to farm safely we offer the following rules:— d ] Be careful the life you save may be your own. 2 Be practical help the other fellow to act safely too. 3 Be positive don't take the attitude "It won't happen to me !" 4 Be sensible Use common sense to prevent accidents. 5 Be co-operative don't abuse the Green Cross. In this way you will become a Safe Farmer. Safety may not always be a legal requirement but it is always a moral obligation. This message is sponsored by PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. in the interests of Farm Safety. SAFETY FIRST - AND LAST This is the tale of Farmer Fred Who loved the farming game. Got wound up with his work, Alas 1 Which was an awful shame ! Wound up with his power-shaft And now his days are passed: Make “ Safety First and Last" your rule And YOU will live and last ! Safety rules are for your protection. They are worthless unless you heed them. Become safety conscious so that you practise them automatically. Sponsored by FIELD & ROYDS LIMITED in the interests of Farm Safety.

~1~~ " ~ ~ ~Y " MOTORISTS/ SLOW LOOKOUT FOR CHILDREN If the farm road passes close to your homestead erect this notice for their protection. PRACTICE SAFETY EVERY DAY Inserted in the interests o£ Farm Safety by Alex. McDonald & Co.

stub U FUEL + HEAT + OXYGEN = FIRE Fires are dangerous to man, animals and property. Be ready to fight fires. One of the best ways is to COOL the fuel. Water has been the A.l cooler since the world began. So have water ready in buckets, drums, in Knapsack sprayers and fire pumps. BE ALERT PREVENT FIRES SAVE LIVES Inserted by H. Matson S Co., in the interest oi Farm Safety.

- - *< x All Bulls are Dangerous, the "Tame" Bull is somewhat like the unloaded gun. You never know when he might become vicious. Strong Pens are essential. Provide a clearance beneath the bottom rail as an emergency exit. Handle the Bull as little as possible. Gates between pen stall and breeding chute should be controllable from outside the enclosure. Always use a Ring and Staff when it is necessary to lead a bull. You will be better able to keep him at a safe distance. Ring bulls at an early age. Replace worn or weakened rings. Inserted bv the Canterbury IN.Z.) Malting Co. Limited in the interest, of farm safety.