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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33106, 22 December 1972, Page 8

A merry mF Christmas ' from ®PYHE GOULD GUINNESS LID YOUR LOCAL FIRM

RAM FAIRS 1973 SHOWGROUND ADDINGTON CANTERBURY STUD RAM FAIRS Thursday, February 1: Mutton Breeds Friday, February 2: Wool Breeds ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 10 CANTERBURY FLOCK RAM FAIRS Thursday, February 8: Mutton Breeds Friday, February 9: Wool Breeds ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 17 Entry Forms from: The Secretary-Manager. Canterbury A. & ,P. Association, P.O. Box 9002. CHRISTCHURCH.

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n WROTHS r A C NK M s%. fjTi TANKS — 80 GALS 10 5000 GALS O’- TROUGHS and SLAUGHTER HOUSES ' | M PHONE «BSI9S>. AFTER HOURS 884-381 For Fr** Qrochur* writ* P O Bo» ISOIO Aranut

LUNGWORM SURVEY “Marlborough District 60% for mid-December” This was the percentage of works-killed lambs randomly sampled and found to be infected with lungworm. Lungworms are picked I crease financial returns, up by lambs from early I If lungworms are not eliSpring through to late , minated through regular Autumn. These slow i drenching the well-known down weight gains at a coughing symptoms aptime when farmers are pear by late summer — keen to draft fat lambs pneumonia and pleurisy at an earlier age and in- I can follow.