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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8611, 23 December 1913, Page 5

NITROGEN FOR PLANTS. Nitrogen, it must be admitted, is the most valuable plant food. Without it plants can’t, grow, and if plants are stinted they must be weakly. Nitrogenous manures are expensive, but nitrogen bacteria innoculation matter is not. By using the latter the inexhaustible quantity of nitrogen in the air is drawn upon, and as the air is free it costs you nothing. Compare an innoculated plot with one that hasn’t been innoculated. and you will see at once tho great difference in the quality of the growth. If j-ou're an up-to-date grower soil innoculation must interest you, and if yon write ua wo will send you full information regarding Azotogen, the best bacteria innoculation matter for leguminous plants there is. Now is the time for sowing. Azotogen costs 20s for full acre or 10s half-acre dose. Jul. A. Lutz, Box 771. Wellington. • “GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH. ' but life in the bush sometimes needs good Brandy. Have a littlo Jlartell by you in case of emergency. •