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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19061, 4 July 1925, Page 18

ir SHEEP y SING ■ '' ' ■ •* . The Fields Division Extract from New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, 20th June, 1325: TOP-DRESSING BUSH SHEEP COUNTRY. " Backblocks," Otorobanga— We propose to top-dress some sheep bush-country that has been down-for twenty-three years, and is mostly in danthonia. It was originally tawhero country, with odd rimu and totara among it. What is tho best to use, &nd in wbdt quantities?' Wo would sooner use. a manure with a lasting effect, if possible. [Would basic slag be of any use on this light country ? The Fields Division:— High-grade superphosphates would probably be the best proposition on country such as yo-u describe. It is tho concentrated form of phosphate, and is therefore cheapest to cart and handle, and is comparatively easy to sow. There is no reason to suppose that it will bo exhausted any quicker than slag, and its effect in the first season would almost certainly be greater. nigh-urade ouperpnospnate is manufactured locally from Nauru/Ocea.it Phosphate. •*%' '3 supplies available from all Fertiliser Merchants, or direct from the Manufacturers. O m It certainly looks like a beautiful big deep glistening white porcelain bath, but it - isn't. It is the latest in galvanised iron baths. The big feature of this Bath is that it is made to the same design as the latest English Porcelain Baths, having a wide roll around the top edge. This wide roll won't dent or crumble. It is specially blocked. Same bath Enamelled White Inside an The Bath is made with extra heavy gauge galvanised iron. It is in two sizes. 5 ft- 6in. and 6ft. The feet are of cast iron, and extend right up the side of the bath to the roll, giving maximum strength. The bottom o£ the bath is :in one piece. Each Bath complete, with brass outlet and plug. 1 ~ d Painted Grep Oatside, £3117/6 Broadway, Newmarket. 21, Lower Albert Street, City. mmu mmaimaswmw I - v l■r-.'-'.v'-:: . ok Only one address: 7, Darby Streetj Auckland. by Grateful Patients A lady wrote mo about Neuritis. This is her experience:— "Thanks for medicine. I began to feel better after a few doses of your medicine. I have no pain now at back of the ©yes, nor in my head or my nock." Thia was _ some months ago, and only on Saturday, when in town (she lives in the back blocks), she called to tell mo she was absolutely well. If I can do this for a sufferer, why do yon suffer? "Father" Loasby, 7 Darby Street (his only addross), can do the same for you. TROUBLESOME SKIN DISEASE. A gentleman wrote me. He was suffering from "Pruritis Ani." The itching made lifo a misery. I sent him some Ointment, -and this is his reply:— "Your Ointment exceeded all expectations. I have not used more than half of the Ointment, but I am quite well, and will always rocommend my friends to write you when not <OO well." "Father" Loasby has cured hundreds and hundreds, and still more hundreds, of bad lcgß and sldn troubles. Come and see him at 7, Darby Street (the only address). No connection with any other firm.) . ANOTHER CURE BY "FATHER" LOASBY. ' A lady wrote me from the 00 an try. She was run down —tired, weary, and miserable—always crying, and hfe had no joys for her. I sent her some medicine, and after taking three bottles she wrote: — "I have much pleasure in telling yon bow much better I am. I rarely suffer -imw—-all my functions are regular and I have lost air. my low spirits." "Father" Loasby, 7, Darby Street (his only address), has cured hundreds upon hundreds who suffered from nerves and a run-down condition. Better come and see "Father" Loasby, or write to him. BREATHING AND COUGHING CURED. PRACTICALLY A CHRONIC CASE. A lady wrote me from tho country, Chronib bronchitis, occasional asthma, and a weak heart. Had received no end of treatment, so wrote "Father" Loasby almost as a iforiorn hop®. This is her second letter:— "I have finished the second bottle of modicrae, and really lam so much better. I am almost well. My cough is easier, and my broathinc is nerfect: you, 'Father' Loasby." Won't you let "Father" Losubv do the same for you ? At 7, Darby Street (the oaty addre as). g £EnSEBS 7 DARBY STREET - s AUCKLAND A. M. LOASBY, M.P.S., J^roprietor, ====== The oioly address. No connection with any other firm. COUNTRY PATIENTS.—Write in full all your symptoms to "Father* Loasby, Enclose 10/- and I will forward double-sized bottle, pout paid, to any address in the colony. V:. v : V v'■' > slllll Ml#)*?: 1 1