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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 303, 20 November 1935, Page 5

FARMERS SEED AND MANURES EIGHT ON THE SPOT, FROM ffm. AMEY, Merchant and Carrier, Phone 36, Rongotea. Dairy Farmers Hare a Free Demonstration of oar STEAM '‘■’■soiuSlNC BOILER. From Cold Water to Steam in 25 Minutes. Ramsay & Campbell Ltd. Plumbers and Ironmongers, 48 RANGIT IK. El STRLti. •22TTJ3 for Garget—Swollen and Inflamed Udders. 2/6 Bottle. Injector, 4/6. for Contagious Abortion. for 24 cows. 2/6 pkt. for Scours —invaluable for Lung Worm. 2/6 packet. assn for Sore Teats and Udders—a wonderful healer. 1/6 and 2/6 per tin. SYKES'S REMEDIES are procurable from your local Chemist or Store; if not, write direct —we pay postage. JYKES’S (N.Z.) DRENCH LTD., King Street, New Plymouth. |NLY goods which are consistently good can be consistently Ivertised. Buy only advertised Tods and refuse substitutes.

9 A HOMENTOUS QUESTION Shall the Banks with all their deposits be controlled by politicians, or shall the officers of the Banks in every community continue as responsible trustees of the earnings and savings of the New Zealand people ? If a nationalised bank is called upon to do more than the present trading banks are doing in providing credit for industry then, to do so, safety must be sacrificed. “If the banks were nationalised they would have to be managed as they are now if their solvency was to be maintained.” .—LORD SNOWDEN. (Socialist and ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer). Inserted by the Associated Banks of New Zealand.