AAt-oA. The IDEAL Harrows have. -r^~, renewable steel teeth. ■ 111 e M Douglas ” -jjgy ‘ Chain does not wear out at cortiers; will last 6 limes as long as h rrV ordinary chain. The “IDEAL” Harrows f fQ . The type you will eventually buy. Copied but never equalled, - Made in various sizes. T A The “FEDERAL” Topdresser This is not an experiment, it is a pro machine made of the best British materia) by New Zealand labour. The lightest draught of any machine of its size. ' Many hundreds sold in 'J .. Taranaki. Illustrating Douglas Cham. M. J. HOOPER & Co., Ltd • Auckland ’ Taranaki Agents: FARMERS CO-OP Org. Scy. Ltd. All Branches
Aa Imginary Conversation Between a Dairy Cow and Her Hustacd [The Bull! Just look, my dear |g. PJJJ feed im poaeo What I’ve got here- . gfe Out para w,U eease A Drench of reputation .' S MW ' Our ills are o er, , • Your milk increase— We H ad no mor It’s OSMOND’S, without queaFrom dreadful constipation. . |- on j OSMOND & SON Local Agent: FARMERS’ CO-OP. (N.Z.) Ltd., Box 460, Wellington. ORG. SOC. LTD., HAWERA* S° c - LTD., HAWERA.
WATER TROUGHS and RESERVOIRS Ask your Merchant about the “HUMACO” System of construction. It provides a REINFORCED CONCRETE Structure of PROVED EFFICIENCY and UTMOST ECONOMY. Any capacity from 250 to 10,000 Gallons. NO MOULDS! NO DELAY! Erected one day, filled the next. . MORGAN CONCRETE CO. : : HAWERA : : Taranaki Representative Hume Pipe Co. (Aust.) Ltd.
WHAT A SOIL SURVEY DISCLOSED In the course of their investigations during the Waipa County (Waikato) , soil survey, officers of the Geological Survey’ sampled the soil on each side of a boundary fence dividing two farms. The two samples were taken at a , distance of only a few feet from each other.. Thus originally the two Soils would have been identical. : ONE FARM HAD BEEN REGULARLY DRESSED WITH LIME AND PHOSPHATES AND .... HAD REACHED GOOD PRODUCTION. THE OTHER HAD NEVER BEEN FERTILISED AT ALL. ; ■ ' s. ANALYSES SHOWED THAT THE “HEAVY PRODUC- /. TION” FARM HAD BEEN BADLY DENUDED OF “AVAILABLE POTASH,” WHEREAS IN THE SOIL OF THE OTHER FARM THE NATURAL STORE OF POTASH YET REMAINED. Are you sure YOU have not been exporting POTASH RIGHT DOWN TO THE DANGER MARK? MAINTAIN PRODUCTION — INCREASE FERTILITY ORDER “SUN” 30 PER CENT. TO-DAY! APPLY 1 TO CWT. PER ACRE WITH PHOSPHATES —An advertisement issued by PACIFIC POTASH LIMITED, Box 624, Auckland.
“I’m a Happy Man” y Just had a houseful of FURNITURE “3 | MOVED. Not a thing was damaged and I S | \ don’t know how the firm who did the job =5 /X U. /y made a profit, considering the small bill xs / they presented!” ~ No wonder he’s satisfied, look who handled ‘he work! It’s our organisation that does ■ ‘ r * c k» y° u Bee ku° w OUR job! Hooker Bros. Ltd. § ■MMMMWWWawWWwHWmIW'W Carriers, Customs Agents, and Removal Experts. SS' M ANYWARE TO ANYWHERE. New Plymouth 5S III! sn d Hawera. ’Phones N.P. 193. 913; Haw. 2683. -g
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 November 1935, Page 24 (Supplement)
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