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Otago Witness, Issue 3330, 9 January 1918, Page 12

Price £6 15s. NO trouble to plow right up i to the butts of the trees, no matter how spread- * ing they are, be- 18S cause the horse is at the svle, wheie it cannot interfere ' with the branches. _ It has a wide L.-.le and handles adjustable sideways. This Plow is specially designed for Orchardists. The mould board, sliares, and sloping land slide are chilled. The cutter share may be solid or slip-nose. Capacity is 6x 11 inches. Mr AGMEN G. SMITH, of Stoke, writes ; "An ideal orchard plow. The wide bridle and movable handles enable me to plow right up to the large trees, and to plow along my wire-netting and barbed-wire fence." WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Dunedin ; T. BUXTON & CO., Timaru ; s d 20 1 MADRAS STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

■ ffcj #f, Hold all WORLD RECORDS for Production of MILK and BUTTER-FAT; also BEST BEEF BREED in the World. Write for Free Pamphlet on the Breed. W. M'KSNZIE, Sec. N.Z. Friesian Association, Box 186, PALMERSTON NORTH. THE OTAGO FARMERS' UNION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. LOWEST RATES FOR F\R:.xERS' IN- ' SURANCES in the Dominion. ' Write or call for particulars from HUGH MITCHELL,' Secretary, * IWHigh street '-"!\t Arcade), Dunedin. /f'/v S3F m I " « E*w B -,!■■ How Mr. McKenzie saved I Mr. Wm. McKenzie writes In September, 1904. I saved 1 £l4 by having Sykes's Prench on the premises (costing 1/6 per (packet). A valuable sow with 12 little young ones was at the point of death. She was down and could not move, and having the Drench in the house I gave her half a packet. The remainder of ithe packet I mixed with meal and milk and gave to her four hours afterwards. In less than six hours fshe was on her feet. As I was Weaving my farm in eight weeks I sold the sow and litter for .£l4. jtEvery owner of live stock should! jhave this valuable medicine on* jiis farm, as be never knows the &our when he will require it.* wm. Mckenzie, Omata, Taranakl, : sud Pig Final i<i. ms&M . A