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Southland Times, Issue 17913, 19 April 1917, Page 6

Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd. CLEARING SALE AT OREPUKI. MONDAY, APRIL 23, at 11.30 a.m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have -received instructions from Mr' George Murphy, who has finished his contract work, to sell in Wilson's yard, without reserve, the following;— 4 HORSES —Draiight Stallion “Shepher Boy,” sire Agitator, dam Smart 11., 790 N. 54. Stud Book, 7 years old. First-class shatter and leader. I Bay Gelding Dick, Byrs. 1 Black Gelding. Tiger, aged. 1 Black Mare, Gyp, aged. All firstclass workers. 5 COWS; factory culvers. IMPLEMENTS. SUNDRIES. ETC.:— 4 Milk Cans, 3 Krays practically new, 1 Dog-cart, 1 Rabbit Cart, 1 Cart Saddle and Breeching (3 sets of Leading Chains, 2-horse set Swingle Trees, 4 Collars and Hames and Winkers, 1 set Strong Spring-cart Harness, Horse Covers, Empty Sacks, Tools, and Sundries. A 1202 National Mortgage & Agency Co., Ltd. Brown’s Carbonate of Lime. FINELY GROUND. 14/- ton to END MAY. 15/- AFTER MAY. (Free Railage up to 100 miles from the kilns to bona fide Farmers.). We can show Farmers where Carbonate of Lime has improved the Oats and Turnips Crops, atnd also where the Grass is as good as the grass sown with Burnt Lime. ORDERS BOOKED NOW CAN BE DELIVERED AT ONCE. Best authorities agree that good fertile soil should not contain less than Yz to 1 per cent of Lime. Carbonate provides useful bacteria with food, and also the right conditions for their work. Carbonate ensures the destruction of decaying organic matter iand by this means heat is supplied to the soil, and it is kept sweet, otherwise it would become sour and less fertile and this feature is of great advantage to the pasture. Carbonate ought to be mixed with or sown at the same time as artificial or other manures. No grain crops should be grown in lands deficient in Lime. Its presence tends to produce good strong straw and a hard dense grain. Lime has a marked influence in checking fungoid diseases in root crops, especially potatoes and turnips. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY C 0„ in A. F. HAWKE, Manager. FARMERS! 'jpo get the best results from your labour you must Umc Your Land Any lime is better than none, but the best lime, the lime with the highest analysis, is LADY DARKLY . . LIME . . (90 per cent. Carbonate) (3 per cent. Moisture). Prices on application to Sale Agents, Southland Farmers’ Co-Op. Association, INVERCARGILL and GORE. ihmhuu KOSTBT TO JjaßD ON FIRST-CLABK SECURITY. Watson & Haggitt, SOLICITORS EBK STREET. ——— mjamu i —■—