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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22728, 28 August 1948, Page 8

GIVE THOSE "DEAD MARINES" THE NEW LIFE. Return them to A.B.C. AT THE BREWERY. 4 I W fW ‘ l AH H For top market prices, consign YOUR Skins to , BSSS3 rAIWIEIIS CO-OP. ASSN. OF N.Z. LTD. Crawford Street, P.O. Box 417, Dunedin. \V I • vV- & that to «oep COWS in PERFECT HEALTH, tono up the System, and create Rich Red Blood for the critical period of CALVlNG—means . . . -L '■ n. - i™- " < '*'•**' e>« ? FSrc'"-, : sm-.>'rr BETTER BUY THE DOZEN. SYKESS (N.Z.) DRENCH LTD. KING ST. . NEW PLYMOUTH ft i 10 3 with a plant that takes up 24" x 9" and two buckets can miik 12 cows & & -r if n —r an hour. He can do the work of 3 hand milkers and produce more and cleaner milk. That is with the ALFA SIMPLEX Minor ALFA-LAVAL SEPARATOR CO. (N.Z.) LTD. Head Office: Ui« Si.a.t. Hamilton. Local Agent: Machinery Exchange Agency, HI Derby Street, Gisborne—’Phone 3323. District Representative (Sales and Service): T. G. Gumming, P.O. 15ox 272, Gisborne Phone 3051.

STILL MORS CONTRACT GROWERS WANTED BY ARTHUR YATES & CO. LTD. the Largest and 3Tost Progressive Seed Growing Organisation. have proved themselves well adapted to this district. We can give you examples of «sng» jpj excellent yields per acre recorded in even the driest of summers. The high price levels of last season are being maintained and vou know the return per bushel before you sow. The crop is harvested in December or January and payout made shortly afterwards. are a very suitable crop for Gisborne with its comparative freedom from frosts; in fact, tliis is the best district in New Zealand for this crop, as proved by the gy excellent returns in past seasons. Prices are highly attractive and actual yields can be quoted by us. Both of these crops occupy the ground during the safest time of the year and are harvested within four or five months. Every Assistance and Advice Available for Growers from Sowing to Harvesting From •7 For Expert Service ring I). C.ranswiek. Telephone 4301. Private 4744.

m S m IM M'- , '- W//OBROWH FO* ‘*»t? S *'™*'* 0 “tl> FAK me gnttnem *- * * Tn nr-r*. .. nAVgP EROWH 1 FINGER-TIP HYDRAVJUC GOH^V The keynote of David Brown power-controlled farming is TEAMWORK. Tractor and implement are hitched as one unit, and the driver has complete effortless control of all operations from the tractor seat. David. Brown (established 80 years ) is the original and oldest manufacturer of the ypoint hitch. The improved David M Brown hitch on the “Cropmaster” gives traction and penetration without soilpacking weight. It keeps the front wheels down. It ensures uniform depth of tillage no matter how irregular the ground. It « }, gives positive control on sidling ground. The David Brown requires a lot less working headland. It cultivates awkward corners by backing into them with the implement raised by the hydraulic lift. This lift also provides for easy transport of implements. The David Brown oper° ates binders, . B , combines, threshers, etc., and stationary belt driven implements. The David \ : iO"Lie4wi Brown is geared for road haulage work. IXIXm TRACTORS AVAILABLE: Full 3-Furrow models and 2-3 Furrow models. IMPLEMENTS AVAILABLE: 3& 2 furrow general purpose ploughs, single-furrow digger ploughs, harrows, cultivators, mowers, ridgers. DAVID BROWN 4-5 Furrow CRAWLER Tractors available 1949. 088 David Drown Dealers : ALLEN EROS. & JOHNSTONE LTD., Cnr. Bright St. & Childers ltd.. Gisborne. N Z. Distribulors: TODD BltOS. LTD., Wellington.