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FOODSTUFFS (CHCH) PROPERTIES LTD SECURED DEBENTURE STOCI $500,000 UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED BY FOODSTUFFS (CHCH) LIMITED

FOR AND THREE! FIVE FOUR 12 % ONE AND TWO YEARS MINIMUM SUBSCRIPTION $ ] QQ Applications together with payment should be forwarded to any member of an affiliated stock exchange in NZ, the organising brokers Sturge Wilson and O'Malley, P.O. Box 85, Christchurch, Phones 65-746, 67-100 or the Secretary Foodstuffs (Chch) Properties Ltd P.O. Box 842, Christchurch. Mail this coupon or phone 526-039 for Prospectus and Application Form. The Secretary MR/MRS/MISS _ Foodstuffs ' . L Chch) - . □ ADDRESS Properties Ltd P.O. Box 842, Christchurch Application for Debenture Stock will be accepted only on the Application Form included in a printed copy of the Prospectus.

FARM BUILDINGS OF ALL TYPES Hay Barns, Implement Sheds, Cattle Sheds, Shearing Sheds, etc. • PRE-CUT KITSETS also supplied • STEEL OR TIMBER FRAMED SELWYN EQUIPMENT LTD (C. D. RUDD PROP.) PLEASE SEE NEW PHONE No. Phone 499*506. Aftei Hours 427-660, 495-245.

! onga Jff WATER PUMPS FOR FARM, CONTRACTOR, INDUSTRY AND DOMESTIC USE CHCH AGENTS GRAHAM & BIGGS LTD 208 ANTIGUA STREET, PHONE 60-386

JOS! Sit HfMJ A KF l> SF <3Ld U ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST FERTILE SHEEP DRAMATIC FERTILITY BOOST NOW AVAILABLE FOR N.Z. SHEEPMEN POSSIBLY THE BIGGEST BOOST TO N.Z. AGRICULTURE SINCE THE INTRODUCTION OF TOP DRESSING AND OVERSOWING FARMING EDITORS SAY: N.Z. FARMER SYDNEY HERALD The Booroola seems likely to contribute more to What amazes the CSIRO team, now accustomed New Zealand sheep farming in the long term to multiple births, is that a single infusion of than any of the European "exotic" breeds ex- Booroola blood can increase the productivity of pensively imported, quarantined and studied female progeny by up to 70 percent in their over the last few years. first year of breeding. There's no reason why selected genes from the strain can t be introduced into a programme for lifting the fertility of any traditional or synthetic breed. N.Z. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE In addition to the very high lamb drop of the Booroolas, they also have the typically high quality fine-wool fleece of the Merino (60-645). They therefore offer an attractive alternative high-fertility crossing sire to the Finnish Landrace or East Friesian and will almost certainly not result in such large decreases in fleece weight as will be the case when the latter '’exotic 1 ' sires are eventually used. BOOROOLA AND BOOROOLA CROSSES WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT AMURI A. & P. SHOW ON SATURDAY, MARCH 4th FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, WRITE: BOOROOLA SHEEP BREEDERS SOCIETY SECRETARY: V. R. CLARK, LINCOLN COLLEGE, LINCOLN OR WRIGHTSON NMA — TIMARU