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Southland Times, Issue 25746, 9 August 1945, Page 10

HOUSES AND PROPERTY FOR SALE BUTCHERY BUSINESS. GOING concern including up-to-date shop, good dwelling and outbuildings. Freehold section. This is a well established business with a good turnover and with excellent prospects. Suitable for Rehabilitation Loan. HOSIE THE LAND MAN. 556 s(j) ACRES West Plains. Dwelling registered cowbyre, garage, etc. Go'od land. Price £l7OO. HOSIE THE LAND MAN. 492 HOUSES AND PROPERTY WANTED CASH Buyer wants four or five roomed House.—Apply “P. 28 Times. Ag 325 WANTED, Two roomed Dwelling for removal, handy to Kennington or Invercargill.—Apply “N;B,” Times. Ag 323 PLANTS AND SEEDS FOB SALE TAYLOR’S Superfine Garden Lime, packed in handy sizes, obtainable Seedsmen, Grocers, Hardware Houses. ROSES: Outstanding hand-selected varieties. Magnificent colourful blooms. Set of 12 named, 26/6 posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. GLADIOLUS: Wide range of beautiful shades. Superb set 12 bulbs 10/- posted!—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. FREE ON REQUEST: WINTER MAGAZINE: Featuring in colour ihe latest Rose Novelties, Shrubs, Perennials, Small Fruits, etc.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. RASPBERRIES: Prolific bearers, 10/ doz. GOOSEBERRIES: Best red fruiting variety, 2/6 each, 25/- doz. posted —Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. RETAILER’S supplies obtainable from Royds Bros & Kirk, wholesale distributors, Taylors Garden Lime.A26l PINES, STURDY INSIGNIS YEARLINGS. For autumn and spring planting; 7/6 100, £3/5/- 1000, plus freight. Only cash orders accepted. We have no other trees. MOA SEED FARM, Miller’s Flat. 7826 HORSE COVERS AND COW COVERS THE SEASON’S REQUIREMENTS HAVE NOW ARRIVED FROM CUR DUNEDIN FACTORY. WE CAN SUPPLY ALL SIZES OF FIRST QUALITY COVERS. National Mortgage & Agency Co., Ltd., INVERCARGILL.

pa STILL URGENTLY NEEDED The cut in our butter ration has helped the people of Britain, but the need is for more, and still more, butter. Dairy farmers are urged to keep up their good work and top our 1945-46 target of 190,000 tons of butterfat. We should be able to do it for the winter is not proving unduly hard and stock, generally, are in good fettle. Here are some pointers to greater production:— Feed out ample hay and roots to the ' ' milkers, giving them the pick of the feed. (2) Ration the best pastures to the pro- ' ' during cows. f Keep the harrows going to cash in on ' ' the animal manure. /A Plan ahead for next season’s hay, ' ' silage and fodder crops. Zlj\ Cull only those cows that are definitely ' ' “full-time passengers.” FOOD IS THE RESPONSIBILITY Issued by the New Zealand Department of Agriculture EIS.A23