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Northern Advocate, 21 October 1920, Page 3

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. <J<HE JJAGLE gTAR & gRITISH JJOMINIONS JNSURANCE QO , ~ L m Assets Exceed £19,000,000 Annual Revenue .. £4,000,000 A All Classes of Insurance-accepted. B. HARRIS, :: James street, s WHANGAREI REPRESENTATIVE pURE Q.RAPE "yyiNE. pURE Q.RAPE \yiNE. Excellent Flavour. Excellent Flavour. Highly Nutritious Highly Nutritious POR SALE in Quantities of Two Gallons or over. PRICE: 25/- per case of Two Gallons. Cash with order or on delivery in Whangarei. Apply J[okich gnos.,: ■ KOKOPU. 397 JJRICKS. BRICKS. TTAVING been favoured by Messrs Gardiner Bros, with the Agency for their Bricks, from the Kamo Brick Works, we are now taking or- . ders, which may be left at our Office, or with Mr Gardiner at the works or c/o Kamo Hotel. We also have sand, hyd. lime, cement, chimney; pots, etc. always in stock. * Owing to Board of Trade regulations it is necessary for customers to obtain an order from the Town Clerk or the Board's "other agents,, before we may supply. JJARDIE BROS., CARRIERS, Etc., (near Railway Stn) - WHANGAREI* 'Phones: Day, SID;. Night, 161 and f 51K. 159 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE CORPORATION OF LONDON (Incorporated A.D. 1720.) Accumulated Funds £10,932,451 FIRE, MARINE,. ACCIDENT. NOTICE is hereby given that Mr A. T. BRAINSBY (next James* Hotel, Cameron street), has been appointed Agent to the Corporation at Whangarei. All Classes of Insurance accepted at Lowest Current Rates. \ H. S. MALCOLM, Manager. Auckland, 15th July, 1920. 302 . ARTHUR YATES & C°-. L™ : ' SEED MERCHANTS, Vine street* ".-— Whangarei. • - Q.RA.S S gEE D S All Re-Machined by our own Special Machinery. LET US QUOTE YOU NOW FOR AUTUMN SOWING. '.■•-- Algerian Seed Oats, Chaff, Bran, Feed Oats. EVERYTHING FOR FARM AND GARDEN. , MAUNRES FOR ALL CROPS. 143 g T R A N G E ■ JJ' VIDENCE 500,000 BLOOD SUCKERS AT WORK. HHHiE other day on a farm not a hundred miles from Auckland a milking cow was found dead, having fallen over a bank. It was noticed that clinging to the end of almost every hair of the cow's hide were innumerable lice. An effort was made to roughly estimate their number, and by taking a patch six inches square and counting them and multiplying the remaining space a conservative estimate put the-num-ber: of lice on the cow in question at the incredible number of half a million!?. A farmer present made the observation that almost half the cows in the Waikato were infected with lice in the Winter and* early Spring, and also that in his opinion this reduced their milk yield at least onequarter. Just reckon the astounding, waste: If half the'herds in the country are infected with lice, and a quarter of their yield lost to the fanner, it means that thousands of pounds every year go to feed these hungry parasites. Here, then is a remedy: Buy a tin of "THOMPSON'S LICERINE" and smear a little down the animal's back. "Licerine" kills them all. An absolutely new preparation—wonderful in its results. Effective on cattle, horses and pigs. .. For 'Cattle Tick: Apply small quantity on affected parts. Obtainable at all Stores, or 2Lb sample tin posted on receipt of 3/6. Sole Agents: THE FRISCO & DOMINION EXPORT CO., Cook Street, AUCKLAND. *7$