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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 14 June 1924, Page 3

*V;V- ---' vr>>& •’x. (l ISA Made in Blacky Brown (Tan), Dark Bfown, and Toney Bed. Aho in White for Patent Leather. Hiiaei 4“How can you prevent the leather from cracking. Madam? n Use a good wax boot polish." “What do I recommend? ‘Nugget’ . Boot foolish.” “The price of ‘Nugget’ ”? Fourpence, sevenpence, and a shilling per tin for any shade, Black, Brown, Dark Brown, Toney Red, or White." BOOT F»©LISH Il'il'iPilll! Taranaki Soil cries out for POTASH, - therefore sow 56Jbs.’ per acre of 92% ....Potash with your Basie 51ag;...., BUT SEE THAT YOU GET‘THE ENGLISH GROUND AND PACKED “ANCHOR” BASIC SLAG After Using Watch Results in the Milk Cans! -0. i FURTHER SHIFMENTS OF “ANCHOR”, SLAG ARRIVING ■ - : ‘ r 1 " -JUNE, AND? JULY. FARMERS’ HAWERA AND BRANCHES. PRESTON’S COW DETECTOR. OUT ON ITSIOWN. (Copyright.) Tip. RrestOii: Cow,Detector! You farmers' all want now To put a window in each bail, to test out every cow: years youfye all been milking duds, lost money galore, Put; Preston Cow Detectors in and you’ll milk dud cows no more. You have read of this Detector for a year or two now passed* Perhaps you thought it’s a try-on stunt to beat you for your brass’ But now you know it does the job, that it’s been.well tried out— ' bo now you buy with confidence, without the slightest doubt. Bay, Fanner Friend, you do not think we’re out to sell a dud '' Just think, man, we’ll sell you the best thing you ever had ’ It shows from where your profits come, shows you the.sure safe way: If your brains are where they ought to be you’ll buy a machine to-day. F6r this rnachine is the machine; it stands out on its own As the King of Cow Detectors wherever it is shown: You have no milk to carry around and weigh upon a scale No rowdy tins and buckets kicking round about the bail. ’ It s simple, clean and silent, and is made in copper too; It does the work by engine power—the work you used to do; If you re buying Cow Detectors, then be careful you don’t miss. For there’s nothing on the market that can hope to equal this. n ockies talking now, in all the small cow towns, How this Preston Cow Detector got the other fellows down' It?S_so'simple aiid so perfect, and does it’s work so fine They say they’d have no other Cow Detector on their mind. JR h r e l U , D £ red ? no X 7 of J> raia y men > and milkers on the share, Who bought Preston Cow Detectors and worked them all last year* If you re now feeling brainy then you’ll want to do the’ same,' ’ Write ns to-day; we’ll post you a list of users’ names. Write them, they’H quickly tell you they got the goods at last, - And now they ve caught the robber cow their cheques will increase fast For these men know what you should know at end of month of May— They know the duds that have to go and they know the cows that pay. So, Farmer Friend, take good advice—start this year right; start now Put a window m each dummy bail and test out every cow: Don.t take the risk of milking herds, of which one-third are duds; If fat comes down to a bob or less YOU’RE CAUGHT; you come a thu Don’t gamble on the price of fat, for you can never tell; gay safe, cut out your robber cow, and get more fat to sell! r? at S»t some brains, some brains above your brow Put Preston Cow Detectors in, and book your orders now. Now, come along, boys, see this machine; you’ll see it at the Show' gnance so you can buy it: give yourself a fair go. When each cow shows good profit, when you balance up iii May Then your mortgages and interest charge will start to fade away. We’ll leave it to.your commonsense—you should know what to do* The Preston Cow Detector’s here; it will help you through; ’ re c °utent to milk dud cows, and lose money every day Then your brains arc not where they ought to beat’s trde%ut sld to saj Write Prestop Cow Detector, P.O. Hawen - * ■ • : i '■-LL’Zi-uv-j „•'-• WHEN DOES A SOIL NEED LIME? nature of the vegetation, often indicates whether Lime • wanting or abundant in a given soil. The habitual presence the crops _of such weeds as sorrel and plaintain, which are fai tolerant of aeid soil conditions, is an indication of the lack of Li just as continual presence of vigorous Lucerne, Ciovers and ±o “ s - in th ® Pastures is a fair indication of the presence oj sufficiency of Lime. The nature of the vegetation is a reliable, Liin^ n infallible, indication of the requirements of a soil as rega If a Soil is Aeid or Sour in Charaefor, it is Deficient in LIME! LIME COMPANY BOX I, NAPIER.