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Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18704, 2 August 1932, Page 2

COMING SALES.

The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Ltd., -draw attention to the Matamata stock sale tomorrow, when they will yard 200 head cf cattle, eto., also Hamilton dairy sale, where 50 dairy cows and heif-

ers will bo offered. No “First Grade” Butter.—-It has 'been decided by New South Wales to set a lead to the other States and the Commonwealth in the designation of butter grades. At a private conference between the Minister of Agricudturc and representatives of various sections of the dairying industry the proposal of the director of dairying (Mr L. T. Maclnnes) to eliminate “first grade” was endorsed, and this will be -embodied in early legislation to amend tho Dairy Industry Act. Accordingly, as soon as the statutory powers are obtained the Stale will -only grade butter as choicest, second grade, and pastry respectively. The proposal is that all butters 92 points and over shall be “Choicest,” as at present, and those from 89 to 91' points classed as “-second grade.” This, of course, will not apply to butter exported, which will be graded by the Commonwealth officers In accordance with the existing schedule—unless amended. The local objection to “first grade" is that it is anomalous and misleading to some consumers, who are Inclined to regard it as the best and to he charged top price for it. Retailers will be required under the Act to mark “choicest" and “second grade" distinctly on all packages offered for sale, so that the public will know the quality they buy. Tt is expected, too, that a result will be to Induce some factories -to be more rigid in cream gaadlng to attain choicest points. No surer remedy for Colds, ’Flu, etc. Nazol 1/6 bottle. Free samples of Nazol Pastilles now Included. 16 Tortoise eggs take a long time—from eight to thirteen months—lo hatch, according to the conditions in which they are laid.

Thin babies, pale babies, babies that are not “getting on”— in most cases they need the strengthening help of Lane’s Einu-lsion. Lane's is the perfect Emulsion—nice to take and EASILY digested. The little one quickly takes into its system Nature's wonder vitamins (A and O) — and gets the benefit at once in the shape ot those rosy cheeks and plump limb* that so delight a mother’s heart. Put baby on Lane's —and baby will put on weight all tifiht. 2/6 <£ 4/6 at, ill Che rtf EAVULSION 6 tvrey