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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1473, 22 June 1912, Page 17

jjja] \fr-v~rtZZZ\ jaaajaaial I casual lK3ESgretal { reran 1 |tgftzß| [faESggzgal [jaggal jtEggsagal fssa] laagssßgal lproafl ltaamaca) lesgral |BCT?rgiHnl jcaggai [marai (e£r"*™|]™j | OL i I 1 Hillside Flow, . WtT = I We have CHILLED GARDEN PLOWS from 355. each - I a upwards. ■ : : 1 | ' Our No. 7 VINEYARD is the finest Orchard Plow on tlie I I market. Adjustable Iron Handles and Shifting Dial Clevis, ■ .'- ; |: ; i or Bridle, keeps horses away when plowing right under trees. IjL [ Our HILLSIDE PLOWS run from 575. 6c!. to £5 10s. Od., fit * t |jß| I. ~| according to size. We havt 1 them with both wood and steel >, > • . Vjf\f '1 : *—■ • II ©descent Plow* ■ | I « The "CRESCENT" is a'very popular type of OLIVER ®'i II PLOW, that in Strength, Shape, and Beauty of Finish | : . | [§f W cannot be excelled. Mouldboai ; cts ;and ; Shares, .are tortile ]|): =j |f of highly tempered steel, and Plpfe /ire furnished with [il , 1 31ML ast Stetl Frogs and liiiier aii;cr fe.lides. :stb:G-lcefl .. | . in six sizes, cutting from 7to 14iiu f.urrowsy and costing ' I' ; S liftyOl from 85s. to £6 OS. Od. Let us soiul you our Special I U ' Plow Catalogue illustrating tweiityrfoiir .different sizes ;J|J ; I - and types of Mouldboard Plows, suitable for nIT soils. It |j §j will surely interest you, containing iis i'ii does. toot. Oiily ;sj\ | illustrations of the Plows themselves, but also, of the | ; j | : Our 7L can be supplied as'illustrated, or with £ I - I long and high beam. Price 955.| or if ||;. : j . supplied with double wheels ' j -Oliver Riding and Walking Ems, |j t t ' I;:, [| WILL WORK IN THE MOST DIFFICULT SOILS. " | |l a Have you seen our No. 15 two and three-furrow 1 II it/ GANG PLOW turning from 24 to -12 inches at one ~ | . ro ' passing ?If not, send for particulars ,of a recent trial 1j . | , » of it in heavy land where three,light.horses; turned a jj.;: 1 furrow 25 inches wide and 6 inches, deep on a draft of ': j■' I • Our Oliver Mouldboard Plows* Benicia Disc J ; 1 Plows, Johnston Harvester :»:• | J. YOUNG & CO., Wanganui.. ill: | a-) yi;rMW.^'iai^r.uni:jCTag:iM^W;^r. l .i^iu . . ! S. AUCKLAND, j | t -\ IMPORTERS t)F AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, , J |trgßrq] Iggcnl lEaaaagffll pwacggl [asggiiiißiffll losaraat jnaraail Itgaam] |gs?go333| figssta] tisaKtCsafl)

• ; : ! •; ■.... , I, gJUIIJW-lnma!'JJJiJHWUJliAT.L»ffMfM.*lTini.y>>HM,«»ii-nMHfn.LJ > J— rMHUBfLTiiMHUi.iut .I»J.l»J..].lH.i'.im .I—rn'pa'nj' ij' , 131 Robertson Bros. <axu»4> LI4IX • — -—- : . Manures! I BllSter & Cheese. Grain jmdSeeds Manures!!' "sure to grow.» j-oooi . - .■■-•;,■.■ - *■.' . ... . ■: We specialise in Special Ma- We 11:111(116 factory Outputs of Dairy Produce on Secure our Price List of— mires to suit all soils. Consignment, or make offers for outright purchase ALGERIAN SEED OATS We' are prepared to 'analyss on behalf of British Principals. Specially 2latllimMlres , ed " any soils free of charge, and „ jr ~ A Am « cmv , m lTr UT niimr nnnxaTrr Personal supervision on our own supply Specially Prepared Ma- WE DO NOT SPECULATE IN DAIRY PRODUCE. Premisesnures to suit. The analysis is We also supply Farmer's ■ tSTCh°eist y ° U SeJdSatfple rf Our Terms for Export Season 1912-1913 will bf placed dressed ALGERIAN SEED. vour soil to us. We analyse before you this Spring. • free of charge, • and supply a SEED POTATOES. Manure which is Sure to Crow Meantime we can submit you oflers for \\ inter Butter Special hand-.pickej, of all vn--f your Cereals and Grasses. and Cheese. rieties of early ;;and main crop-; : XocX - P el ' s > guaranteed true to name. Our Special Potato and Oat Manures have secured crop re- 1/wlitlfol IT® ? H "SURE TQ.GROW." suits which cannot be escdled. WHS US» II I SEED WHITE TUSCAN n . ================================= WHEAT. B „ SEED BARLEY. SEED RYE-: SECURE OUR PRICE LIST. PAIMY FACTORIES I CORN. , o ' ... „ . . . . , ALL CRABSES AND CLOVi : r i Wc acß m your isifierests Only, E rs of Highest domination REMEMBER: WE ANALYSE |. . and Purity Now on Hand for YOUR SOIL FOR NOTHING. J Oil a Commission Basis. Spring Sowing. BEWLEY ERASES, Ltd., 36 Shortland Street. AUCKLAND. (Copy) (Copy) Agriculture, Victoria, ■ 1 The School of Mines, and -Indu'stFlos,Public Office, Melbourne, 6th June. I Nov., 1911. "PUROID," submitted by It. Crowe, Esq., Moisture on small ' Supt. o£ Exports. Cl'. jfjp «|| Moisture on bipe sampJ^XSoj). Ys^s'. ; 13-66 Nil ' Nil |l Ji DANIEL WALKER, ;p.nV)H'Q Analyst, ;m : "S3 (Signed) P. RANICIN SCOTT, lot the City and Town of Bal.larat. 3$ ,3 Chemist foT. Agriculture.' FRED J. MAItTBIiL, Registrar. : •— ■ w £ THE LATEST AND BEST CREAM PURIFIER AND BUTTER PRESERVER. .Just what your Butter Factory Wants. FT Jj "Puroid" is a preparation with wonderful purifying and preserving Factory managers in almost every bntteT-producingraistrfd|' fojiM ■' qualities unapproached by any other in usa at the present time. that the butter made with "Puroid" preserver is of a firm intiVre nilmi'-- "* g .. §:= 5" All gases are dispelled; and weedy tiavuurs. sucn as are caused by Cape .m"' of Boric Ae'i'd'in 'Tnro d" nrowv.v! l>,uiS'r • 3 ffl Weed, Lucerne, etc., are entirely removed from the cream. Its advantages I)r " " e v a - f C T t i, aTo 1, , J'tX I'SK < for use in districts where pungent fodders are grown will be at onco apparent. prP V en : ntive will last for. perhaps, as long as 18 m&k'- * "0 ce In hot weather "Pnroia." is speciallv valuable. JJvwy factory maiuiger, and every farmer cliiiTnine iii's crDam for nYark-oi' '■ & • Even two or three tim© the stipulated quantity may be used if .tlio ohouid give "Puroid" a trial. In every case it will lie friutij);-fi)■,iri n'ke ifriai' • cream is very much "off" in flavour—and tlio result is always beneficial. od improvement; and in districts where cream is linbii'Vfifij6^re«rv'''4't y>* 1 No other preservative will do this. overripe, this wonderful purifier will provo A SI'LENIJJD W©Si DIRECTIONS: The Purifier must be kept perfectly dry and air tight, as dampness is injurious to it. Add to Um Cream in churn 5 ozs. of "Puroid Purifier" to every 100. lb. of Butter, or 1 ox; to every L'O lb. of butter to lie churned. Ito- ,'cp' foro churning is complete the valve in churn should be opened to allow the ga«cs to. cseape. If the cream is very mui'h ! off or very weedy the quantity of Purifier should be increased. * j . j Soic Agents: BEWLEY & FRASER, Ltd., 36 Shortland Street, Auckland. ■ tS2 Please note that "Puroid" is packed in 14 and 28lb. tins, and the price is 10Jtl. per lb. or 10d. by the cwt. 3 v* 1 ' V"». UJ ABAH » B AROTEB© There is n. New one, the. latest "AMKIiIUAX." Compare it with others from all points of view; tliat: is rili we asfc. £)9 ■ imil BfraS'B I BEWLEY AND FRASER, Ltd., 36 Sliortlat]d Street/ Auckfa.Hit 1 " • » f °" w- B ™" cv ~ c """' c "««Sv'Sn!T FRASER, » urn,* I BEWLEY & FRASER, Ltd.. 36 Shortland Street, AUCKLAND.