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Southland Times, Issue 21191, 18 September 1930, Page 12

. CALF HEARING REMARKABLE SUCCESS BY MR D. TITHER OF EDENDALE. The introduction of WHily PASTE an Important Factor. COST PER CALF REDUCED BY 40/Mr Tithcr gradually substituted up to two-thirds of the calf’s whole milk by 20 ounces Whey Paste per gallon of water, and reared “Whole Milk calves. Miss Olive Dunn of Edendale raised the 1930 Champion Calf of Southland by usiing Whey Paste similarly as a large part of its ration. BIGGER AND BETTER CALVES WHY NOT DO THE SAME? Supplies now available to YOU from 15/- per cwt. for 5 cwt. and over 19/- single cwt. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co. Ltd. BOX 75 - - INVERCARGILL

S©®®K,. CLEAN! ECONOMICAL! A wittl ' ACCURATE! jj ~~~jj —No guesswork. a“ No discomfort - I g ■ —No dust or dirt. 14®®' F —No coal to carry. ROI V zH The New Ideal for the j] I 20th Century Home. Made in New Zealand to suit =-A|4q Dominion requirements, S H 3** and unexcelled by any, h> E ’ SHACKLOCK ’ ltd - J'o/ p’\ \\ Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland

THE safest and most soothing sleeping draft is Hot Water Bottle in a “UNIQUE” Bottle. Unleakable, lasts a lifetime, British of course.—6.

FREE ! 7/6 Silk Hose in exchange for 200 I.X.L. Wrappers. Superbus Co., Christchurch.

I read the ads IB IK iyk Mr ' VI \\ 1 - That’s the Answer to Why I Can And Do Shop so > Women of this community are learning GUlCkllf more and more that it pays to read th© ads m the Southland Times. And as they ■ show this increased interest in the regular jOCO/tt'OffWCttllXs/ messages of our advertisers, in that same ratio does it pay you, Mr Advertiser, to use ample space consistently, to tell them about ' ** your new merchandise and your better TTTI Jt J TJT7 X . service. Phone 20 for aid in preparing your // fICIL 1 rF fWIT# LL ■ r== =zJ

REDUCTIONS mmE prices of W. are now I‘ . .JSUgF for cash £ g OTI I WHW C or J | ff ffiffiL n IMIMW “x 2 d Stations. • ) > SUPERPHOSPHATE, BASIC SUPER, ETC. COMPLETE FERTILIZERS. improved in Quality. ts J'S Per ton. Scientifically prepared for various crops, containing Phosphate ‘ ■i witer soluble! ... ... £5 12 6 (Water soluble, Citrate soluble and insoluble), Nitrogen (organic Q rs Bafte Superphwjat. <WBO< Phosph.™ A«a sJS fcra ~S'? 6 £ 2 equivalent in Tncalcic Phosphate 41/«%) ... ... ’76 Special Turnip Manure 617 6 > 5 Nitro-Super (36/38% water soluble and U% Ammonia) 5 15 0 Special Grass Manure 6 15 0 ft Potassic Superphosphate (40/42% Tncalcic Phosphate, Special Potato Manure 6 17 6 Z x 3% Potash (K2O) ... -••• 808 Special Orchard Manure * ... 7 0 0 “ Air-flote ” Nauru/Ocpan Phosphate (80/83% Tricalcic Special Mangel Manure 6 15 0 .x < Phosphate finely ground—l2 sacks to ton) 4 17 6 Special Lucerne Manure 6 5 0 n? > Seychelles Guano (56/60% Tricalcic Phosphate) 5 10 0 Special Garden Manure L 7 0 0 fe 5 KEMPTHORNE. PROSSER & CO.’S New Zealand Drug Co., Ltd., Agricultural Chemists, Dunedin.