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Otago Witness, Issue 3168, 2 December 1914, Page 18

O o mm Si m Vfccf *%<* *-S&::wbh -*■*2iv ,*»jkZ' i&»a>*. "'"' 3~Sy, ■> >_ Increase the value and improve the appearance ofyour Barns, Roofs, Fences and Outbuildings with Sherwin-Williams Commonwealth Barm Bed An easy working, hard drying paint of clean, bright color and handsome gloss. It covers well, moderate in price, and exceedingly economical. Will far more than return every dollar paid in increased selling or renting value of your property. In gallons, five gallon packages, and barrels. Always Full Measure , IRON, WHITE LEAD, & OIL HIVE ADVANCED 30 PEE GENT., -BUTJOHN EDMOND, The Agents for S.-W. PAINT & RUBEROID, Will keep you well covered, * Write for particulars to JOHi EDMOND, Dunedin, Invercargill, or Timaru D y 6ZSEESCT STAHOONCNO Band on m ST\NO ON GNO E §Jand STAno 13 2JANOON tro 2IAND ON EN2 J 0 If I E 0 i 0 N 0 m m m r\ m UShf Look for handy . measuring spoon inside tin. Grow Bigger Blooms and Better Fruit by feeding your garden and on hard with CARMONA Being a powder, it is easily applied—mixes evenly wi h the soil—acts quickly—and never fails. It strengthens the plants—increases crops amazingly—improves the colour and vigour of flowers and the flavour cf fruits and vegetables. Thousands of gardeners ascribe their success to the regular use of CARMONA. All Storekeepers or Seedsmen ;In tins, 1 / 1/3 and 3/S Write for Illustrated Booklet, post - free, from Wholesale Agents J.W. Wallace & Co. 'armona PLANT FOODS WELLINGTON 09 YOU WAHT WATER t To Farmers, Orchardists, Miners, Stationholders, &c. The great importance of the problem that ever faces the agriculturist in all parts of the world must be fully recognised b.' all. This problem may be summed up in one word —WATER. There is fertile soil and sunshine in abundance. There is a world-wide market; but without WITH R these things avail nothing. Given water, you have a magnificent, flourishing country ; Without it you have a barren waste, it is well known in New Zealand there is an unlimited supply of artesian water only waiting to be tapped, and thu i change what is (.radically a desert into a prosperous and flourishing country. The problem has always been where to tap it, an 1 many thou-an Is of pounds have been spent in useless borings. This problem has been solved by the Introduction of the AUTOMATIC WATER FINDER. This instrument is capable not only of locating, but also of obtaining the depth an i quantity of water, thus making an absolute certainty of what has hitherto been problematical. For farther particulars and Trices for Locating Suitable Sites for obtaining Water, Boring, &c. , apply DINGWALL & BAMFORD, BORING ENGINEERS, 20 Water Street, Maori Hill, Dunedin.