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m&mm 4 'mm '% mu'M. ™Fo I >\y^:-r-yV- »Mg|| mMiM/M i-tifs m m W un n n iii sm *** ' PH msm m I 9 *' **fjwEgMpg J 3 r v ilii >t.v s ii m LAMBS 1 Ms m m mm 8 m ■£■ i m mmmm S|HK& i MSI m H ifW#' the m WR am m m EXPORT COMPETITION A BOVE is shown the Dumbarton property of Mr W. Bain, who won the Export Competition for the best fat lambs judged on the hooks at the Burnside Freezing Works, season 1936-37. * Note the heavy growth of the wool of the ewes and the excellence of the fat lambs. Mr Bain topdresses the whole of his property ANNUALLY Fat Jamb raising on topdressed pastures is still the most profitable branch of agriculture to-day. Despite the bad season and rank growth due to lack of sunshine and over-abundance of rain, the stock on pastures topdressed with Super is showing up infinitely better than the stock from the non-topdressed areas. It is more important than ever to apply a heavy dressing of Super this Autumn to compensate for the recent heavy growth of grass and to provide nourishment for the pasture in the lata autumn, winter, and early spring. Rank growth can be successfully used for fattening stock, provided it is rich in phosphate—without Superphosphate it lacks nourishment and fattening qualities. February-March topdressing with Super (while the ground is warm and the soil bacteria active) causes the grass to reroot strongly, giving succulent autumn and early spring growth. For fat lambs off the mothers; for stronger, healthier ewes; for better quality wool and heavier dip; for better returns from cattle; for late autumn and early spring growth; for less worry during the off-season for grass; for higher net profit and reduced farming costs .... Topdress February-March WITH ■ h 24 to 3 ewt. per acre

Ulcombe (Kent) is a village of twins. Mrs Bredin, wife of the Rev. E. R. Bredin, the rector, holds a sewing class of about 10 women; five of them have had twins, and one of them is herself a twin. During three years Mr and Mrs Bredin have had two maids who were each daughters of twins; they married twins. 'M m Everyones buying them! ‘ SOUVENIR MEDALS of the "Uncrowned King” Edward VIH Sketch above shows actual size. 6 EA. 6 for 2/6 (Post Free) "'ith re<i, while, anil 111110 1-11)1)011 Send to Dd each. HAY’S LTD. P.O. Box 679, Christchurch

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23118, 18 February 1937, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Otago Daily Times, Issue 23118, 18 February 1937, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Otago Daily Times, Issue 23118, 18 February 1937, Page 3