A farmer for (whose judgment I hold considerable (respect has just completed his hay-making, writes a southern commentator on farming topics. Every ton of hay made was salted, even though the whole was got in under ideal weather conditions and hence no concern was felt at dampness. The salt dressing was at the rate of two sacks to a 15-ton stack; equivalent to 1511 b a ton. The cost is about 1/6 a ton of hay. Salting is worth while, not alone as a safeguard against dampness; it adds palataibility and feeding value to hay.
Distinguished service ! A real service has been rendered New Zealanders for many, many years by Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Baxter’s has proved itself the most effective remedy to stop a cough, cut phlegm, and allay irritation. In cases of asthma and whooping cough Baxter’s can give considerable relief. Always insist on Baxters, the rapid remedy with the tonic action.
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 60, Issue 4232, 17 January 1940, Page 7
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