PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH Mr. Farmer: How true this old adage is when it comes to a question of Fencing ! How many farmers realise that the actual wire used in a sevenwire fence (six plain and one barb) represents only about onesixth of the cost? , Exhaustive investigation shows that in a mile of fencing (in average country), Strainers, Posts, Battens Staples Labour and Transport are the principal costs incurred whether a cheap thinly-galvanised wire or the World’s Best Fencing Wire, JOHNSON’S, is used. Do you realise that if you have to pay over £4 per ton more for Johnson’s Wire the actual saving is only between 2/o and U/c in the cost of the completed fence? And that leads us back to our caption—you will be certainly “ penny wise and pound foolish ” if you do not insist on using the Special Heavily-galvanised Wire—the Wire that has stood the strain of. years—built to stand New Zealand atmospheric conditions. MANUFACTURED BY j, . jW*fc<M77s MANCHESTER. ENGLAND. FREE TO FARMERS : A New Interesting Folder entitled “ Fencing Facts Every Farmer Should Know ” will be sent to •Vou Post Free- on request. Write‘for your copy of Johnson’s Agents: F.O. Box 949, AUCKLAND. *P.O. Box 1509, WELLINGTON.
The great dagger of the possibility of animals which have hydatids disease passing the scourge >on to human beings has been stressed recently by medical authorities. That the Government intends to take steps to combat the spread of this disease is indicated by a circular which was received from the Department of Internal Affairs by the Matamata County Council at its March meeting. In
BOBBY CALVES. BOBBY CALVES. THE “ OPEN-DOOR ” POLICY OF THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING COMPANY LTD. MEANS COMPETITION FOR YOUR CALVES. EXPORTERS, POOLS AND FARMERS HAVE THEIR CALVES PREPARED AT THE FARMERS’ OWN WORKS. riniirnc i SUPPORT HOROTIU AND SOUTHDOWN, ntnmcno. which works truly protect your INTERESTS. WHY NOT VISIT THE WORKS AND SEE THE PROCESSING OF CALVES ?
ARE YOU ROBBING YOUR LAND? DISTURBING THE fc BY RETURNING MORE PHOSPHATE THAN YOU WITHDRAWBUT NOT ENOUGH 'A SPARE THE POTASH -AND SPOIL THE SWARD!
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Matamata Record, Volume XX, Issue 1917, 14 March 1938, Page 6
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