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Matamata Record, Volume XIII, Issue 1111, 3 April 1930, Page 7

<4OkRMERS — HOUSEHOLDERS — J. P. WHITE, Builder, Matamata. Estimates Given. Plans Prepared. Ring ’Phone 198.

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V 33 f 1 PASTURES EXHAUSTED £ - Abnormal growth this sumines .depletes soil of plant foodReplace it with Superphosphate A nrt* ■vtf c% fee *SE At* The vigorous growth this summer has been a heavy drain on the soil. So if you want to have plenty of grass during the autumn and winter you must give your pastures a tonic NOW. ' Top-dress generously with Superphosphate. It is better than any other phosphates, because it is 100% water soluble, so that the plants begin to drink it in through their root;? immediately you apply it. Thus it nourishes the 'grasses and clovers in your pastures and produces a vigorous growth that is kept up right through the winter. That is why pastures top-dressed with Super will carry more stock. They are more nourishing and so the stock is better conditioned. Superphosphate is the cheapest, most effective, and most profitable form of phosphate to apply. Therefore Feed qour pastures with : . .1 ; -f .Supplies obtainable from all wholesale Fertilizer Merchants, Storekeepers and Dairy Companies. .