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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 305, 23 November 1945, Page 8

TAUPIRI COAL AGENCY LIMITED Old Gasworks AGENTS FOR TAUPIRI COAL CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, FARMERS We undertake Construction, Installing, General Engineering, Agriculture Repairs, Blacksmithing and Welding. FLEET AND SEYMOUR 75 King Street, P.N. Phone 7645 Aunt Em. came to stay and Castile ■ has stayed in our family ever since 'h&ti ~s • : THE She came down with Unde Bill for the sheep sales and they stayed at our place. Pretty soon we noticed her soap in our bathroom^—and pretty soon we were all asking Mum to get some Knight’s Castile too. It’s the loveliest, lathery soap — - sheer pleasure to use in the bath. It even gets a mention from Dad—and a soap has got to be something out of the box for that! THRIFTY BIG TABLET & MADE BY LEVER BROTHERS (NX) LIMITED, JACKSON STREET. PETONE.

YOU’LL BE NEEDSNG A GRASSCATCHER Of which we are selling two types. For 12/6 you can get one which has a strong canvas back attached to a heavy wire frame, fitted to a strong iron base. 18/6 V SEUcial «5/-«59U/ °»os. t IVe also have an extra heavy service catcher made of super quality materials throiigliout for Both these Catchers will fit any size Lawnmower' lightweight Garden 'Wheelbarrows, with a steel tray suitable for the lady gardener at Expanding Garden Trellis, made of Eimu 10/6 Kantskid Lawnmower lletrends, all sizes in stock. From 8/6 to 10/Garden Twine 1/2 “Discut” Lawn Edgers—--14/6 * Bubber Garden Hose in the standard £in size. Is reinforced with fabric and is of good quality rubber. 1/4 per ft. Cut to any length. Order yours now. WATSON BROS. LTD. HARDWARE DEPARTMENTS :: :: CUBA STREET THE SQUARE

V |.ir ntllTAl# s *** fAtt*’gpAlft* There can be no let up in our efforts if New Zealand is to continue to play the important role of “dairy farm” to Great Britain. We must attain our 1945-46 objective of 190,000 tons of butterfat, even to maintain the present meagre personal ration of 2 oz. of butter a week. Keep up the good work ! Our objective can be reached if farmers give careful consideration to:— (!) (2) (3) (4) Utilizing the available fertilizers to the best advantage by maintaining their best pastures in a highly productive condition. Making sure that the acreage being closed for hay and silage is ample for the number of cows to be wintered. Making provision for some additional Autumn fodder such as turnips, oats, barley or maize, or having extra silage for Autumn feeding in case the Summer is drier than usual. Feeding those few extra heifers particularly well to ensure their growing into high-producing cows. FREE. Call at, or write your local office of the Depart- „ merit of Agriculture for free copy of Bulletins 203, Conservation of Farm Machinery; 207 Care of Milking Machines; iißa Cleaning of Milking Machines. Send also for free specimen copy of the “New Zealand Journal of Agriculturethe Dominion’s leading farming journal . FOOD IS THE FARMERS’ RESPONSIBILITY Issued by the New Zealand Department of Agriculture EIS.A3I w .srr.