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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 569, 26 July 1909, Page 10

FARMERS] Whin a. Cow is Half Dead 'is a poor'timo to think of, buying, a drench'.; Every farmer who. runs Lis farm on a business basis knows by experience .that it pays to-drepch his cows after calving. Can you ''afford .'to risk the life of'a valuable animal wheii you can buy Sykes's" Drench for IGs. by the dozen or, Is. Gil. by tho packet? If •you aro a progressive dairyman, you will keep, a supply at hand ready for emergency. ,-The; cost,of: Sykos's. Drench is small, in .'com'pariso'ii ''to, th'o valuo'. : obtained'';from its, use. ■It will cleaiiso the:blood and system, prevent milk 'fevor, and .act', as :'a 'preventive of; contagious 'abortion ".'foH't-ho ensuing, Don't hesitate—get;, a supply'v^from ; : your storekeeper at once.' 80-.stfro that'you get Sykes's'. . ■ Hero. is ~valuable' evidence' from a well-ksown' breeder Mr. - Dick'-.Cornwall has used Sykos's Drench- for 'inany 'years. . Ho buys it by .;tlio dozen,'packets, .and" drenches each of'his cows at cafving timo.As a p're--1 v'ontivo''against ■ milk - fever, ' Mr;•: Cornwall says that no progressive, dairymiii can afford to be without so yaluable. ; a remedy.,;and from ;liis- own/experienco- - . strongly .'advises '.''the ; regular use of Sykes's Drench. v ■: Use only Sykes's iDrench, because; it is tho best.- l'fico Is.' 6d.,'packet, or -16sV by tho ■dozen. , Writ-o for .Booklet. : 7 ■ PAYABLE"PRICES FOR WOOL. <■■■ It is "always pleasing ' to, obtain;, top prices for the products .of ; tlio estate,. station, or 'fartn, but; doubly, so;, when, markets are low and depressed. -. \' .- I . Tho prospects- of: obtaining; anything like , paying. prices for, w;ool at . the "opening, sales in November . last were anything but bright, yet wo find von. examining the priced catalogue/of Messrs.- Dalgety ■ and- Co; (Ltd.), Wellington,: that tho, wool from Nikau •Grange; owned--by Messrs- I'raser. and Sons, Ashhurst, realised-the highest, price paid.' Tho condition of tho wool reflected tho highest-credit on the management, and effectively demonstrated that the - owners aro : thoroughly in their,, methods.. This clip; like so .'many 'more' realising top. • prices, in - the • world's-leading ■'markets at the present time, was QUIBBLL-dipped. - WAIMARAMA BLOCK. r' ; (By Telegrapli—Spccial Correspondent.) ' . ~ , • - .fjapicr, Jiily 21.. . - Information < reached hero to-day .to., the ; effect that the Government have decided to dischargo 40 men engaged in road-making 011 ; the. Waimarama Block. This block' was recently cut up for closor settlement, and it' is stated that the action of the Government will leavo the bulk of thb settlers without • acoess to their holdings, and .throw a further. surplus of unemployed, on the labour market; . . -, 1 Hawko's' Bav. land is-famed-all oyer. New ! Zealand, and largo properties in this district are constantly changing hands. In.our land notices 011 our last page, Mr. David Whyle, junr., of Hastings, Hawke's Bay, inserts particulars of a very desirable sheep iarni, with new-home-stead,,, with telephone connection, etc. The property is in undulating cpuntrv, with limestone t'ormaHon, and it is stated that. last year it fattened 37 lambs to the acre.

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