Easier Ploughing WITH BETTER RESULTS. • l VT a recent Waikato plougt-1 ing match, a \wa\\ spring mg muicu, a iaav\ spring balance was plntu*tl between plough ami tin- train ol each coiii]»ctitor in turn. "jTlio Oliver steel ploughs registered much draught fhan uuy others, iillhough turning .1 bigger furrow. Vet, (strange to say, this bigger furrow was broken to such an extent that judges said the ground would bo saved one stroke of the discs in subsequent cultivation. fiTlie secret lay in the (Hirer's short mouldboard, on which the farrow lias no time to lie and drag, but gets /lopped over, burying rubbish and being broken itself. fTlio old long mouldboard turns its furrows slowly, and presses it tightly, as is shown by the wear on end of board. Tins adds to the draught without adding to the effectiveness of the work. ver steel ploughs run from fifty shillings to seven pounds, and are stocked by Hoi ben and Kirk, of l'nlmeistnn North. •jA IMJ-pago catalogue of useful time and money-saving implement"?, printed on art paper and fully illustrated, is sent post free on request to any address. Inspection and enquiries are solicited. DISTRICT AGENTS.
MRS. ELLISON'S EVIDENCE. We are more than satisfied with your Hean's Essence. One bottle certainly makes a very big bottle of good family congh mixture We find it easy to prepare, and a big money saver. It is the only cough remedy now used in our home, and always gives us prompt relief.—Mrs. J. Ellison, Wanganui." Note Mrs. Ellison's words: "The only cough remedy xi&ffl in our home." When a mother has tried a remedy, and found it thoroughly good she 'holds to it. Hean's Essence not only makes a pint of finest family cough remedy, but it saves at least 9?. for your pocket. Be sure you gat Hean's—no other will do. 29
The Surest and Safest Medicine for Coughs and Colds is It has unsurpassed tonic and autritire proper, ties, and it a combination of the finest Norwegian Cod Liter CXI with Beechwood Creasote and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, emulsified with fresh eggs. Any chemist or doctor will tell you that Lane's Emulsion is a first-cliss preparation. lt» wonderful health-giving and strengthening virtues are of the * ' assuring complete recovery. Further evidence: "Lane's Emulsion hat dona my toa a great deal of good. In fact it has made a new maa of him. An old friend of mine recommended himtotakeit. This friend I bew had Asthma from childhood and was GOMERY, Greenhill. Kelso, NZ. All chemists and stores stock Lane s Emulsion, at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. The larger size contains more than two of the small bottles. Sole Mtnnfutunr: E. G. LANE, Chemit,o«msm.Ni
LIMITED. tniinecps, Iran and Bra** Founfm Church itre*t West, Falovanton N. Civ* yen «w bMi attcnferai 'For the Blood is the Life." With any dIM»N due to Impure blood •uoh m lexema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bed i*«*» Abooesoee, Uleera, Qlandular •w*llin C a, Boils, PimplM,lorMofuiy kind, t>ilo«,Blood Po,«on,Rh% U mati«m, flout, eto., don't waste your time and money on lotions and ointments which cannot get below the surface ot the skin. What you want is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood of the poisonous matter which alone is the trut 1 cause of all your suffering. Clarke's Blood Mixture lsjust such a medicine. It is composed of ingredients which quickly expel from the blood all impurities, from whatever cause arising, and by rendering it clean and pure, can be relied on to effect a lasting cure. (T/itusands of ttstimoniaU, ......... f ~„. f . curia ttitie). Ortr SO years' uccen. ' Pltuutto I Blood Mixture Sold b, all \ ChsmMs and Btortk»*fnn, *b*ttM„. CURES ALL - - SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES.
J.W^'CARTY; BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER, CUBA STREET, FIESIRES to announce that be n prepared to cany out ell clueea ol hone dental work at reasonable retee. Meaagea by 'phone 67* wiU rewire prompt Attention. G, i. Schlierike. 22 Fitsherbert street, 'Phone 578, Registered Sanitary Plumber. A LL branchee ol the trade undertaken in town or country. Prion right. Work nret-claee. Cell or rin/ tor quotation!. Agent for Blockley and LiaunitaaV Petem* YentUaiare. B * TOt
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9811, 12 June 1914, Page 2
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