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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19124, 19 September 1936, Page 13

iSii&aMMESBSEIE" "SSESS£ More about Merry Andrew next month ,'?!iaiiiu!i. ft} Si ffl fej dl iv lid vV SEPTEMBER is the busicsl niontli for gardeners. To secure a good showinn i" the flov/er garden and : a"fine crop of vegetables in the summer, seeds and plants must be sown now. For best results, obtain your requirements from William & Kettle's. Reliable Gardes Seeds .. . VOU can absolutely rely on our garden seeds which -*• are the best supplied by Yates, Sutton and Cooper. We have a "farae stock, and any special selection will be procured at short notice. Lawnmowers ... Q.ARDEN tools of every deW scriptipn are obtainable in our hardware section. Strong RAKES, HOES, SPADES, TROWELS, PR UN I N G SHEARS, HEDGE CLIPPERS. and GARDENING FORKS. VyiTH the vigorous si * ' your lawns will require cutting at least once a week. For close, clean accurate cutting, for ( smooth, free, silent running, for simplicity of adjustment and permanence in wear, use a W. & K. mower. New Zealand, English and American lawnmowers in stock. "'lisers ... TO obtain best results from your l.. :t :. tn iico a little fertiliser. We will be glad to advise you, and supply you with manures in any quantity. Williams & Kettle Ltd. GENERAL MERCHANTS, CHIIDEBS ROAD PHONES 404 & 16 SEE) 22 saa ««i: TIMJBER has stood the test of ijjme throughout New Zealand. Thousands of timber houses many years old are still in good order., TIMBER in an earthquake area is safest of all building materials. Time only can prove the extraordinary claims made for many new building materials. WHY EXPERIMENT WITH YOUR MONEY? PROVEN Vi^L, . ""■'..:.;..■;' ■-■.. ■ -,< ■ ■.-.-■.■■'"■*.■■■• ■;■-■■ 1 ■:..' . ' ■'".. 1 -, : .-'" I -■■■■- ■■■.»■■ ■ •■ -■*- " ■ ' '" ■■-■'-•■ '■■' - -■-'-''-' ■■ •■■• '■■"' OUjmG PIGS At about three weeks, the young pigs will take food from the 'creep* where the sow cannot get. Mix Moose Meal with a very little by-product. Little pigs will relish it. In this way the gradual dropping off in the sows milk should be compensated for and, under good management, no check should occur at weaning. The little pigs will be strong, vigorous, and grow fast. * For at least three weeks before and four weeks after farrowing,' the sow needs extra easily eaten solid protein and a laxative and tonic type is best. Nothing can approach Moose or Meggitt's Linseed Meal for this job. Feed lib. daily dry or in the byproduct. The Meal used before farrowing is packed straight on the litter and that used after goes to make ample milk to create big strong heavy and healthy little pigs which will grow rapidly. From weaning onwards, use a mixture of 3 parts Tomoana Meat Meal to one part Moose Meal. The quantity of the mixture to use would be from h to I lb. Other food required is obtained from pasture roots, by-products or grain if available. Look for the brands illustrated below. Refuse any substitutes. Tc,tT ™em FRom *^ Wholesale Distributors only W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD. Auckland & Wellington I «&•£» *FOR THE BEST RESULTS -F&D THE BiST FOODS'