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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 255, 25 July 1935, Page 14

H HAMILTON gg || VACCINE for || H MAMMITIS H COWS ARE YOUR CAPITAIy— SAFEGUARD THEM. Whole Herd Policy—Vaccine costs 2/per cow per year. We will analyse milk samples and supply free further Vaccine for infected cows. Syringe costs 10/6, Needles 1/- each. Write for fre# booklet. HAMILTON VACCINE CO.. t,TD. _ P.O. BOX 181. HAMILTON HATUMA LIME FINEST QUAl.lT’i ON TUB MARKET. Truck tots 13s 6d per ton (plus bags). Large quantities by arrangement. Stockists also of posts and battens. I MANAWATU PRODUCE EXCHANGE i W. PUKLOWSKI, Proprietor. Piione 0334. 13A Grey St.. Palmerston j North. SAFE AND SIMPLE TREATMENT FOR BAD LEGS. Tile Varex method ,t Treatment can easily be applied in your own home. Soothing and inexpensive. Write tor treff booklet to Ernest Healey, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 'arex Ltd., Box 1558 a, Wellington. Local re Dresentative, Nurse Spence, 13a, Courtenay Place, Wellington.

HALF-PRICE BARGAIN “John Deere” Seed and Fertiliser Drills. — 9 Hoe 11 Hoe WRITE FOR FREE CATALOGUE. WINGATE & CO., LTD., Hardware Merchants, AUCKLAND.

i ■ wait i IPROZIWRIEY, .mum bui New Zealand 1935 Shoofinq /Championships Ont of £590-0-0 diotrfbnted. at tiu» year’s meeting, “C.A.C.” taser# won £560-10-0—95% of the total prize money! These figures tell their own story of the unvarying quality and high performance of “C.A.C.” Ammunition. Among these successful shoot&sbs to whom “(LA.C.” extends congratulations, are the winners of j&l I Allowing championships i— I A NJZ.Clayßird ChampianMp s /(H Chas. Seddon, Hamilton. (CuGC.) I Sparrow Championship Murray Pratt, Otorohanga. (C_A-&) z Pigeon Championship Dwnglaa Ewing, Whangantta. (GXIS3 & J Highest Aggregate Scots * A *** Three Championships Whangard. (CA£4 Choice of the Champion. A b» winning the 1935 N.Z. Qay Bird Chmwj ionahip, Mr, Chas. Seddon tseed 2|-<neh "CA.C.” Black Smokeless Clay Load. Str. Xk ’ ra Seddon used this same Load in 1934, sffijfcYW y bA alao, when he annexed the bLZ. Spsaanx* r‘ Championship. Al ® PENETRATION, PATTERN I AND STOPPING POWER

Celotex JpOR decades Engineers thought of Cork and Pumice when faced with insulating problems—they had no other choice. It was a costly method, full of drawbacks and empty of results. = To-day, the Refrigerating Expert definitely “The Sun «-nd unhesitatingly decides on CELOTEX the Cane Fibre Insulating Board. Never Sets He knows of its high efficiency and its low cost—he knows of its structional strength and its positive insulating properties. Celotex” CELOTEX, too, is odourless and is vermin proof—Ants and bugs find it distasteful, while -—■—rats cannot, will not, and do not, eat it—the sharp serrated cane fibres are a fatal diet. Used the world over for the insulation of Ships, Refrigerators, Cool Stores. Railway Wagons—for Industrial Buildings where low, even temperatures must be maintained. C.&A. ODLIM& Co. Ltd. WELLINGTON.

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