Don't Stint Top-dressing Production and more production is the answer to the decline in the price of butterfat. To quote Mr. E. J. Fawcett, M.A. (Farm Economist, N.Z. Dept, of Agriculture), “Topdressing has a positive correlation with butter-fat produced per acre. A high per-acre utilization of fertilisers is associated with: 1. High per-acre production. 2. High carrying capacity. 3. High herd averages of butterfat. 4. Low cost of fertilizer per pound of butterfat produced.” because of lower butterfat Prices/ It has been proved many times over that a dressing of 3cwL of superphosphate per acre will bring a greater return on the outlay than will a dressing of lewt. to the acre. To Increase Production Top-dress Liberally and use only the best quaIity—WESTFIELD High-grade Superphosphate' 44/46 per cent. Being 100 per cent, water soluble, WESTFIELD Super is immediately available as plant food, and its effects are quickest and most lasting. GUARANTEED BEST QUALITY—MATURE CONDITION FREE DRILLING—LOWEST COMPETITIVE PRICES—WELL PACKED IN STRONG BAGS—RAILAGE CHARGED AS FROM NEAREST WORKS. Order supplies now for Spring Topdressing. Obtainable from all Fertilizer Merchants, Storekeepers and Dairy Companies, or Direct from the Manufacturers: KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO’S. New Zealand Drug Co., Ltd. 14 Wicksteed Place, WANGANUI. .tfeSTFIEIA SUWWMpATE MADE IN WANGANUI
[Strength for Children "At the age of five and a half years, my daughter had a bad attack of pleurisy. She was about six weeks in bed, and the doctor said she had some lung trouble and it would be good to take her away from the island for a change, but a friend recommended me to give Lane’s a trial. After six months’ perseverance a vast difference was noticeable, and after three years’ treatment she is as strapping' a girl as one could with to Intel. According to the doctor, she is now perfectly healthy in every way." L. SEXTON, "Nukualofa, Tonga Tabu.” 1 Lana’s is easily digested and contains nothing but body-building properties, and is famous as a complete food-medi-ans foe all ages. ■ 2/6 tni A/6. EMULSION
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Hawera Star, Volume L, 5 August 1930, Page 7
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