SPRAYING: THE NECESSITY AND THE LAW.
Fruitgrowers have to bow to the fact that spraying is hot only compulsory, but necessary. The man with a dirty orchard, however small, cannot hope for satisfactory results, and his trees become a menace to his neighbours. But spraying is futile whenever it is not positively effective. A little while ago, at Wanganui, a man was lined for not spraying, although he sword that he had sprayed three times quite recently, and once got a professional man to do the spraying. The law is that every fruitgrower, no matter how small, shall spray effectively, and you can only spray effectively with the right spray. Sherwin-Williams “ New Process ” Arsenate Of Lead is absolutely’ and infallibly effective. Kills all pests, and cannot possibly injure the fruit or foliage.
Obtainable from all storekeepers, nurserymen, and seedsmen, or wholesale from Sharland and Co., Ltd., sole agents for New Zealand, who tvill gladly forward, when requested, pamyhlets on i ng*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 230, 2 September 1912, Page 3
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