WRIQH7, SON AND CO., LTD. ||rM .— aicl , CGRVTJSINE. THE GREATEST PROTECTION AGAINST THE RAVAGES CF BIRDS. PREVENTS SiViUT AND ROT. THE insurance policy for a successful crop is "CORVUSINE." it is th o greatest protection a-yn.si the ravages of birds yet disco'ered by man Even when all ~ho essentials for securing a crop have been a tended to viz., cultivation, matuuing, good seal, etc., unless t-ie seed is allowed to germinate rao crop wi'l result. Corvusine insures that a crop •will result by protecting the seed, once it is sown, from decay from natural agencies (wet and fungi) and from the ravages ol birds. It is especially valuable for surface-sown grasses and clovers. In the past an extra amount of seed has had to be sown to allow for the birds. This will not be so if "CORVUSINE" is used. WHAT IT IS.—"CORVUSINE" is a high-class, non-poisonous liquid seed dressing for protecting ALL Seed. .Corn, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Beans, Peas, Maize, Rye, Vetches, Turnips, Grass and Clover heeds from the depredations of birds. It is also invaluable for preventing PREMATURE GROUND ROT, as a GERMINATIVE ASSISTANT and as a SMUT DRESSING. "CORVUSINE" is the only preparation winch possesses the lolloping valuable properties:— . . . 1. Protection lor Seed agaaixt Bird-;. . . . 2. It does not liiteiiere with the Germination, but assists m obtaining a uniform crop. 3. It is a Preservative to t'le Seed in Cold, Damp Weather, Preventing Premature Ground Rot. 4. By reason o{ its Perfect Fluidity, is Easily Distributed over the Seed. 5. It will not Clog the Seed Drill. 6. It is not a poison. 7. Retains its strength indefinitely if can is kept well corked. 8. It is the Greatest and Most Useful Scientific Discovery of the age applicable to Agriculture. "GORVUSINE" is not only instrumental in keeping off birds before the seeds germinate, but also by the time the shoots appear the birds are accustomed to seek their food elsewhere and pass over the "Corvusine" seed. For prices and full particulars apply to fright, Stephenson 4 GO., ltd,, SOLE AGENTS.
WRICHT, STEPHENSON Aftß CO. WAIPAHI STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD.. will offer:— 225 Mixod Sox HOGGETS FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. 917 PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CLEARING SALE AT WAIPAHI. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, At 12.30. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., * ' LTD., have been favored with instructions from Mr John Brook, vVaipahi (who has sold his farm), to offer for sale the whole of his Live and Dead Stock. Full particulars in later issues. 922 P 0 R SALE. 31 H.P. UNION OIL ENGINE. IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER. Can be seem at 'ENSIGN' OFFICE THE "CENTRAL" 'IARBWARB STORE ANDY to the Train, also to ge") '*■ JL anything you ask for. This is when? vou get your wants ati;eiided to. A few lines you can do with now, as the season is on for these, such as Plough Lines, Plough Chains, Bridle Bits, Trace Chains, Spray Pumps, Pruning Sheaxre, Draining Tools, Spades, Gate Hinges with screw, etc., etc. Call or Write for any Hardwara you Require.
ARTHUR MORTON (Opposite Railway Station). Telephone 174. Box 113.
M. KIRKWOOI), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRUIT MERCHANT, MAIN STREET, GORE. Agents for SKENE & FLEMING'S Productive Seeds. Sowing of all Vegetable Seeds should be made now. For satisfaction use Skene and Fleming's Productive Seeds. Fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds of *ll kinds in stock. Also Apples, Pears, Bananas, Passions, Mandarins, Lemons, Marmalade wd Eating Oranges, and all. other Fruit and Confectionery of Hi chest Quality kept. T«a and Dining Rooms a specialty, lea at All Hours. Dinner 9d.
TAILORING. T W. KELLY begs to inform his • Customers and the Public generally that New Season's Goods have arrived, and invites a Thorough Inspection. CENTRAL FISH MART. O'SULLIVAN A TINNOCK, PROPRIETORS. Fresh Supplies of all kinds of FISH, OYSTERS, MUTTON BIRDS and DRESSED RABBITS arriving daily. We offer you nothing but the ohoioest of goods and can faitnfolly solicit your patronage. O'SULLIVAN * TINNOCK, RIAI/TO BUILDINGS. 'Phone 188
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Mataura Ensign, 18 October 1913, Page 10
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