j. ile rapid spread of blackberry and the best methods of keeping- it in cheek were under discussion at the Supreme Court at iN'ew Plymouth recently. The consensus of opinion among the farmers giving evidence in the case before the court was that the best time to cut the pest was in January, when the sap was right up, and that it should be cut right to the ground with a scythe. Continuous grubbing, they said, would gradually diminish the growth, and in a few years the ground would be entirely cleared of the weed. Sufferers from Hay Fever will enjoy speedy relief by breathing in “NAZOL.” A unique, never-failing remedy. Is 6d for 60 doses. ,
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Otago Witness, Issue 3590, 2 January 1923, Page 62
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