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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1934, Page 24 (Supplement)

DAIRYMEN—FIGHT YOUR ENEMIES VAGINITIS MAMMITIS — with — I LISSAMAN’S LISSAMAN’S ) ' blue MAMMITIS TABLETS. PAINT. I jyg Bottle. g/g Bottle. BOTH USED SUCCESSFULLY FOR YEARS. Made by S. LISSAMAN, Kaponga If your Storekeeper does not stock these Remedies, write Box 63A, Kaponga.

Paste or Liquid ? You can buy .Norton’s tried and tested Egg Preserver in either Paste or Liquid form—both are equally efficient and positive in results. Norton’s Liquid makes preserving simplicity itself—Norton’s Paste is not only good for the hands, but it assures the eggs being good for a very long period. ■ ' ■ Take no risk — insist on Norton’s and mak,e sure you get it NORTON'S Egg Preserver J. T. NORTON LTD., LYTTELTON

“Think of CONCRETE-Think o{ MORGAN’’ “HUME” WASHTUBS LAST A LIFETIME. SMALLEST OUTLAY. All Leading Merchants can Quote. The MORGAN CONCRETE CO. HIGH STREET ’Phone 28-751 HAWERA

for me every <A\ (TUI T I 1

r DCNT YOUR COWS SUFFER/ THE CARE OF THE UDDER is of the first importance in the Health of the Dairy Cow. Mr. C. R. MELLINGTON, WHANGAREI, writes:—“A fortnight ago your tin of Animol reached me, and the result has been so satisfactory that it is only right to congratulate you on its wonderful curing powers. When I sent for it I had no faith in it, as from past experience I had not received any benefit from all othen I had used. I may nay it has cured the worst cow in thirteen days. I have not known her teats free from sores and eracks for the last 5 years. I shall recommend it to all and sundry. SYKES'S ANIMOI. all stores—J-lb. tins, 1/6; 1-lb. tins, 2/6.

HORSE-DRAWN FARM WAGGONS. Send for illustrations and prices to— COOPER AND CURD LTD., “WAGGON EXPERTS,” PUKEKOHE.

JOSEPH SHEEHAN CASH BUYER OF WOOL, HIDES AND SKINS. Is prepared to receive consignments daily at following branches: Next .Pickering’s Soapworks, Fitzroy, New Plymouth; Tannery, Stratford; Glover Road, Hawera. Also at Railway Street, Eltham, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. HIGHEST PRICES PAID.