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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9160, Issue 9160, 9 March 1910, Page 7

Mr W. Wakeman, of Pahiatua, makes a valuable suggestion. He says that if flaxmillers will remove the flowering seed stems from their crops the result will be that the strength will be transferred to the plants and the leaves will grow longer and stronger. He has made an experiment which proves this to be the case, and he suggests that the Agricultural Department and those interested in the industry should do likewise. Mr Wakeman points out that the tobac-co-growers invariably remove the flowering seed plant, and the vignerons thin out the grapes to improve their crops. Mr Wakeman has also been experimenting with a grass obtained from the banks of the Solway in Silloth, Cumberland. He finds that it makes an excellent fodder grass for sheep country and is specially adapted for bowling greens. A quantity of it has been planted on the Pahiatua green with highly satisfactory results. _

DELAY IS DANGEROUS. There is no class of ailment that affects the system quicker than bowel complaints, and any delay in treating diarrhoea or colic is dangerous. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the only remedy that is absolutely reliable in capes of this kind, and as some member of the family is always liable to an attack at any time it should always be kept in the house. This remedy never fails to give prompt relief. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.—Advt.