Page 13 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 19395, 8 November 1924, Page 13 (Supplement)

BOYS AND GIRLS! Y’ou will be thirsty this summer as usual. Ask Mother to buy a few bottles of MARSHALL’S SUMMER DRINK EXTRACT ' and you will enjoy the best cordials made 1 up in your own home —three gallons from one small bottle of Extract. There are nine flavours and you will like them. Mother need not have any doubt about this drink. There is nothing injurious in it. It is good and wholesome and costs less than 4d per glass. Ge 4- Mother to order it from the grocer to-day, but tell her to insist on MARSHALL’S —it’s the best.— (Advt.).

Your Pastures! Consult US regarding Your Mixtures for Temporary or Permanent Pastures. We hold Full Stocks of Best Machine-dressed — PERENNIAL RYEGRASS. COCKSFOOT. ITALIAN RYEGRASS. CLOVERS. WESTERN WOLTHS. COWGRASS. DOGSTAIL. LOTUS MAJOR. TIMOTHY. ALSKYE, ETC. Wright, Stephenson & Co. Ltd. 80X—75. INVERCARGILL.

SOUTHLAND SADDLEKY L B m T E D. Manufacturers of QUALITY HORSE GOODS. j CALL AND SEE F. BUTLER, Manager. | OUR VALUES. ’Phone— 500 DEE STREET INVERCARGILL. J

ELECTRICAL MILKING MACHINE UNIT. v —— 3<fcS" 2-H.P. PARKINSON ELECTRIC MOTOR IF T-B-njai- VALVELESS VACUUM PUMP Dilit COUNTER SHAFT to drive Separator. Water Pum A’ or Machinery. THIS UNIT is equipped with ball and roller-bearinga ibrourhcpa ensuring economy in power and upkeep. FLO”. SPACE REQUIRED:—4ft 2in ic ift 6m. FOR PRICE AND PARTICULARS APPLY— Shiels, Jenkins & Co. (LIMITED). ~x n, INVERCARGILL. THMC-nu

rRocKLANDH u High-Grade Nutritione I 1 Plant Food \ I ~ Roots \ | (> I z MANGEL MANURE] Tangels, Mangel-Wurzels, or Mangolds, as they are variously called, are in high favour with many Farmers for feeding stock, m account of their nutritious value. Mangels furnish a palatable, succulent food, keeping the animals in good appetite and form. The crop pays well for liberal manuring, but a special Fertilizer is required, in which the chemical elements are pro I portioned in exact ratio to the constituents of the root. Big watery plants of low feeding value are produced when fertilising with COMPLETE manure is neglected, for Mangels need Phosphates, Nitrogen, and Potash, and must have them in order to develop roots rich in nutrient substances. It may be noted I Pgr L® BB per cent. Discount that when properly treated, Mangels give larger return j 7 / I/j wl) rp f° r cash at one month, or than any other Root Crops, and are much less susceptible ~ CW • AArfGXX ion 5 per cent, cash with order, to attack by insects and fungoid troubles. A well- 5 "Rockldnd / Delivered Freight Paid to any railway station in Otago and fertilized crop of Mangels means a big asset to everj o Manripl Mani'* 4 ? *• Southland. Packed in l|cwt New Bags (16 to ton), or in Farmer, but particularly so to the enterprising Dairy E ***?_ ‘ • 2cwt sacks if preferred. Farmer. j KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.’S N.Z. DRUG COMPANY, LTD.. I li , Agricultural Chemists . . Duncrlm. )■