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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23318, 29 September 1945, Page 3

from Growing UHsm the Safe Crop AND NOW IS THE TIME TO SOW IT PROFITABLE? SAFE? YES! YES! we t r r e m seeur U e n d fa^or ra i ble ’ many S°° t, '' rp ‘"rns compMMy’altered thVposdTon of h many«ld £l7/V “■ 8/4/ a „'a Se^.f.4 o ,"’ ,nS ' ' • crops Linseed is needed for a large New £l7/8/-, 18/18/- and £2l/14/- per acre Zealand industry—the manufacture of LinneT t'on Urll C„ntJaeis c “J“ tract pricp of 5 25 seed Oil . . . The demand for Linseed is £’7/10/ nee C mn f 1 r> yPar are f ° r assured ... and ALL crops are purchased £2-/10/- per ton. F.A.Q. irrespective of quality. Growers are thus assured that they will not be left with underGOOD FOR THE ad d SOIL? YES! DROUGHT Linseed is deep rooting .. . the roots reach RESIST A NT —A L" S I down and open the subsoil . . . and the roots ■ ■ ni, a ■ J. kJ • are nitrogen producing. It is an established No crop is completely drought resistant, but tact that Wheat does remarkably well Linseed being deep rooted is reasonably following a Linseed crop and is better drought resistant. In this respect it is the y’eldmg. Wiest of all Spring crops. STOCK FEED SUITS TO-DAY’S VALUE? YES’ CONDITIONS? Linseed stubble is eagerly eaten by stock, TT'r’ni and provides valuable feed for fattening ■ V H X ' lambs. The seed bol, or Linseed chaff ob- • tained when threshing, is an extremely This year’s abnormal season, plus the valuable stock food, and when ground is cessation of “ Lease-Lend ” has upset many Ijnseed Bran which, in the North Island, is farm plans. Linseed enables farmers to catch . "«. a . t° n " a low estimate up with their production with a most profitthis Linseed chaff is worth £7 a ton to the able crop, which can be header-harvested, farmer, and even a half-ton crop should and which leaves the land in first-class produce 1-3 of a ton of Linseed chaff, and a condition for Autumn Wheat . . . AND NOW’ ton crop well over half a ton of Linseed chaff. IS THE TIME TO SOW LINSEED. Make your programme . . . Spring—Linseed ... Autumn—Wheat ARRANGE CONTRACTS THROUGH YOUR AGENTS Linseed does well on any medium and good Wheat land. Contrary to general supposition, it is proved that Brown Top lea ground gives a good return with Linseed, whereas yields from other crops would be poor. If you require any further information please write to:— DOMINION INDUSTRIES LTD. C.P.O. Box 1168, Christchurch (Manufacturers of Linseed Oil.) GROW LINSEED FOR PROFITABLE RETURNS

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T. & J. THOMSON LTD. TIMARU. • End Of September SPECIALS KAIAPOI AND AOTEA KNITTING WOOLS ON SALE KIDDIES’ ANKLE SOX, most sizes, Cream2/11 for 1/6. PINK NURSERY PRAM COVERSUsuaIIy 8/6, for 5/11. MEN’S KHAKI SHORTS, good cutls/6 for 10/6. SECONDS IN MOCK FASHIONED HOSE4/3 for 3/3. HAND BAGS in patent and leather assorted .... 19/11 for 10/11. FLORAL SILK FROCKS, four styles, assorted49/6 for 35/-. 36-inch TRIPLE THREE IMITATION LINEN, all colours 10/11 for 8/11 COLOURED FELT CUSHION SOLE SLIPPERS . . worth 7/6 for 6/9. SHEETS. 80ins. x lOOins. Limited quantity 45/6, for 39/11 pair SHEETS, 54ins. x lOOins. Limited quantity . . . 29/6 for 26/6 pair. ASSORTED FANCY BELTS, all colours2/11, 1/11 for 1/-. INFANT’S LOCKNIT FROCKS, Pink, Green Lemon . . 9/6 for 6/11. INFANT’S Waterproof FEEDERS, assorted designs 1/6 for 1/- each. “KURLEN” SKIN RUGS, assorted shades4B/9 for 37/6 THOMSONS A Landmark For Value