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Otago Witness, Issue 3509, 14 June 1921, Page 10

/ m are assured every season if you use Eclipse Fertilizers Over 5,000 farmers in New Zealand used “Eclipse” Fertilizers last year, a splendid testimony to their popularity and reliability. Farming is a science and farmers must work scientifically if they want good results. If the soil is well fed it will return good crops. The higner the cost of farm labour, the greater the necessity for big returns per acre. Therefore use “Eclipse” Fertilizers which contain Blood and Bone (Nitrogen) Phosphates and Superphates, mixtures specially suited for South Island soils. Write for particulars to The New Zealand Refrigerating Co. Ltd. Cr. Vogel and Rattray Streets, DUNEDIN Telegraphic Address : “ Hoarfrost ” mm Hi i /if / 1 /A : Sill umm am v* t.m I

JRETHIELL4 ffr* ' m i si i i u ..(, -‘-•W “Winch Grubber bTUMF-URUBBING DOES not now mean a lot of hard backbreaking work with pick, shovel, and are; it ibea.o4 j-ist a few minutes with tha " and you havo the stump or tree right out, toots intact. The Machino ic light, portable, powerful, iimple and eaoy to rig and operate, can bs Worked anywhere in any position; two men can carry it comfortably, and it is built foj bard, rough usage. BRITISH MATERIAL. BRITISH WORKMANSHIP. Think what this means to you then act. What is your address please? TREWHELLA PTY., LTD, TRENTHAM, VICTORIA. I X Um 23j Held all WORLD RECORDS for Production of MILK and RUTTER FAT; also BEST 13EEE BREED in the P'orld. Write for Free Pamphlet on the Breed. ¥V. MKENZIE, Sec. N.Z. Friesian Association, Box 186, PALMERSTON NORTH. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON, Have Shipments Afloat and Orders in hand of Manufacturers of K"LANDS BROTHERS, LTD.’S FAMOUS 44 SWALLOW 55 BRAND AH British fl&’«nnl3fd Hexagon WIRE NETTING, and. Flat. Ar-nly for Quotations to your near est Etoreiicepcr or Wholesaler, bur speedy SYLA-WS KH!T!S?-MAT>E “ SWALLOW ’* BRAND. Potash manures are for the first tim< since the war coming forward in quantity from Great Britain. France, and Gerni-an->• and will be available at a much mote rea aonable price than during the war. IMPERIAL EUTTER. QUESTION <»!■ "EXPORTABLE SURPLUS." CHRIST* ID liCIl, .June 11. The lion. W. Xoswori'iy has infertile! Mr J. .M’l.Van!)*. M.P., that tiio Govern merit euuir. .inti ed with die imjr. iia authorities with regard to the purchase o butter for consumpi ion in N> w Zealand end has received ». definite teply that it i not proposed to sell butler from the hn perial stock at a loss lor |o al consumption Mr Nosworthy points out that the eontrae for sale to the Imperial Government wa for the exportable surplus, and the Imperi i Government takes the view that if an; butter taken into stock in New Zealand <>• its aocomit is required for tio’ne c- risump tion, it ratin' t be regarded as an "es portable surplus ’’