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Northern Advocate, 16 March 1929, Page 11

What makes a shirt superior ? Cut is important, of course, but that's not all. Good workmanship is wasted unless the fabric be sound and serviceable. Ask for shirts made of Tobralco, and you can be sure that colours and fabric are all you could wish —both sound and serviceable. Leading shirtmakers make these fine shirts and are proud to label them ‘‘MADE OF TOBRALCO.” See one of these labels in every shirt you buy. Tobralco pyjamas are just as good and wonderfully comfortable. Men's Shirts & Pyjamas made of At leading retailers 10/6 each, or with collar to match ii/6. NEW ZEALAND,: —Dominion. Buildings, Wakefield Street, Wellington; • Pacific Buildings, Auckland. TOOTAL BROADHURST LEE COMPANY LIMITED, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND; n i ; inni l u 'it I ■■■■ini ii ' i ivr r f % c % h k % nra| ***** L«". v KS mmm . A & ID V* I K WM A urn * What Induced Mr. fflackereth’s cows to . make straight for the White Island pasture In preferences© the; others/iw.hen the way to all was open to them? The scientific and practical explanation is that Instinct led them to the pasture from which they would get the greatest feed value and satisfaction. i, Director of the Bay of i., writes:-^— “Re the results from my tests from White Island. I got s cwt. from our Bay of Islands Dairy Co. to try out in the district. I picked a paddock of river flat. " One acre I top-dressed with 2lcivt. to the acre; one acre half White Island, half super, 2\cwt, to the acre; one acre 2cwt. super only; one acre 2cwt. Basic Slag. “ The width of the drill between each plot was left unmanured. It was then closed up for one month. I turned in six head of dairy cows. From the very first the cows gave the White Island plot preference, making straight for it as soon as they entered the paddock, while the grass on the other plots was running to seed ; I teas then forced to turn in the whole herd; they also preferred the White Island plot. To-day I noticed my draught horses were on the same plot, although it is the furthest ’ from the gate. This autumn I shall place an order with our Company for a few more tons.” ( Sgd .) James Mackereth. Mr. MackeretlPs Repeat Order" Duly to Hand, Stock know nothing of the Science of Food Values—they jhst naturMly-graze ; on that herbage which is most succulentand satisfying; you have scon them rhake the choice yourself. Therefore, Mr. Mackereth-s experience (the experience of many hundreds) is significant. It is positive proof of the White Island claims, supplied by the animals themselves. Is there any Stronger proof? No, And here is the reason why White Island Pasture is so rich. White Island Product is guaranteed 33 per cent, sulphur. Scientists have proved that sulphur renders soluble, so that they can be assimilated as plant food, certain mineral constituents of the soil. So-that when you apply White Island -- vou are not applying a fertiliser foreign to the soil with its suspected-detrimental effect on the quality of produce— you a'ro making soluble the natural plant foods contained in the soil, as well as supplying in the product sulphates;'iron, potassium, calcium, etc. Ring or Write Your Merchant NOW—he stocks ft. A concentrated product b! New Zealand, increasing the produetimtyol Ntw Zealand Product No I