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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 16, 20 April 1905, Page 30

The farmer must have his land thoroughly tilled and in good order in the autumn that he may reap big crops later on. The ploughing is a part of the business that has to be done, and in doing it the farmer wants it finished as well as possible, and at the same time to 1-eep down expenses, so that be will make a profit when it comes to selling his grain. We can show you how to make a bia; part of this profit, and it is by using a labor-Ea ing Benicia Disc Plough for preparing the land for a good seed-bed. With a Benicia you have lightness of draft with ploughing, as well as doing the discing and light harrowing at the same time. For instance, 4 noises will work a 4 Disc Beinicia, skim-ploughwrg, doing 1\ aiere9 a day, thus saving two horses and a man. When you are ready we will give you a trial with this plovk|h.— MOßßOW, BASSETT & CO., DUNEDIN.... I dreamt that I tossed on a fever'd bed (With the curtains gathered and drawn), With a hacking cough and a burning head, Vainly waiting the tardy dawn. When close to mv bedside an angel came, With a phial of liquid pure, And I read on the label a magic nameIt was WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE.