Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume C, Issue 29587, 9 August 1961, Page 9

< “ )ne of the South Island's oldest and most respected manufacturing Companies based on Christchurch seeks a man with MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING background and the outlook and potential that will permit development toward TOP MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE RESPONSIBILITY is o most interesting position and the Compcny's intention is to progressively create opportunities for the right man , t °'*^ r ° a^en experience and grow in maturity and stature within the Company. It is not a platitude but a very sincere reflection of purpose to soy that the man who seizes ond ! property grows with each opportunity could well reach the top executive position within the organisation. f** f f nt resoen, JbHrty: To work with the Secretory/Accountant In the maintenance and »mpfovement of the Comoorv's general end cost accounting P'ocedurev mcnogerupnf controls and overall financial account - •ng. Th s uhimet* opportunity: Too monogement TW successful mew will W be Qualified or hove extensive experience tn accounting Dnictice with preferably better than a general appreciation of coet accounting. ■A be management minded ond be able to demonstrate on awareness of the scope of management responsibilities outside his own speciality. ★ be able to assume control of o department ★ be still progressing his own training and have o firm intention to continue doing so. ★ be m the 35-40 age group. Tlie Company will ★ pay a commencing salary of £l5OO ★ orronge membership in a group insurance superannuation plan ★ admit to participation in the Company's profit sharing plan w sympothe<ically consider financial assistance in the transfer ot any successful applicant who is domiciled outside of Christenuren. ★ enjoy welcoming to its service a mon willing to work ond co-operate harmoniously with others in the furtherance of the •omt enterprise. Applications should be by letter setting out full details ond addressed "ACCOUNTANT" W. D. SCOTT & COMPANY Management Consultants Box 2186, C.P.0., AUCKLAND Why have BACKACHE any longer? Backache may be just bothersome; on the other hand, it may creep up * W®|Ss]W®l on you and become chronic. You X i / should get relief with Kruschen. /■/ Hemember, your kidneys are the jj- ffiggsMt ' filters of the human machine and If sFgkg their duty is to expe: impurities from | 31 Jgf the system. But when they become sluggish, these impurities accumulate Blfei" and find their way into the bloodstream. Symptoms of backache result. ~~~ Kruschen is no ordinary laxative. Its six specially blended salts gently coax your JP® kidneys back to healthy, normal action, so that they rid your bloodstream of impurities. You soon experience relief from those dragging pains, and as you persevere with the ‘little daily dose’ the twinges become less and less frequent, until finallv backache is nist a memory. Start to improve on Kruschen Salts now. Thousands thank KRUSCHEN Manid. in N.Z. for Nicholas Overseas Ltd., Slough, Bucks, England N-Z- Agents; Fairbairn Wright Ltd., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill. FARM FORUM •"•—l®"* • ai) 4 BMwm b, oxoorto—lor the man m the land. '• : V . jSjr ' “B/okure" on excellent anti-bloat agent can be applied to drinking troughs or as a drench or pasture spray! Control of Bloat 0 : “7 have a large herd of cows. Last year I had some trouble with Bloat and I want to prevent a further occurrence this year. What do you suggest?” An excellent anti-bloat agent is "Blokure”. It acts as an antifoaming agent in the cows stomach and can be applied to drinking troughs, as a drench or as a pasture spray. The latter method provides the most complete control, as the cows continually ingest the anti-bloat agent. It does not affect either the pasture or the animals appetite, nor does it cause taint in the milk. Cows grazing in sprayed areas must, of course, not have access to unsprayed areas. Control measures should be taken in advance or as soon as conditions favouring bloat are present according to local knowledge and experience. Forage Harvesters 0 ! “Are silage or forage harvesters essential to the making of good silage?" * ! The answer many successful farmers would give to this question is “No”. And on their experience this answer would be correct. However, it is essential to ask this question in a different way—- “ Have these machines an economic place in farming?” To this question, the answer on many farms is undoubtedly "Yes!” We would advise that care be exercised in the purchase of a suitable machine. Names of Weedkillers “The names, MCPB, MCPA and others which appear on some weedkiller containers are of little use to me in selecting the right material to use. How can I be sure I get what 1 need?" h : The names you mention are used to describe complicated chemical formulas. Shell Weedkillers are known by letters such as E, M, B. Their uses are described in freely available leaflets and on the labels. These also state the composition of the material and give a brief indication of its main uses. For instance, Shell Weedkiller L—this is 2,4-DB —and is used for the control of weeds in lucerne and new pastures. Having guided the farmer to select the correct Shell Weedkiller in this way, the complete details of application are described oa the label, to ensure the best results from the weedkiller. Your Shell Distributor will also be pleased to give advice in the selection and use of Shell Weedkillers. Sowing Nitrogen with Wheat O' “Does it pay to sow nitrogen with wheat?" *'• There are many factors to be considered. If the wheat is sown after peas or lupins then sowing nitrogen with wheat would be wasteful. However if you are growing wheat a third time, or following a poor old pasture then nitrogen would be beneficial. In tins case better results would probably be obtained by sowing extra superphosphate with the wheat and applying sulphate of ammonia in the | 'Vx tariy s P nn B/pSnu‘,\ “hr* Forum" M Mother Shell eerviee to Armor,. W ,oe ( a*y addreig them te "Farm Forum”. Box M4I, Wa4li«cto«. and watch for Nta anrwor i« thu column.