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136.83 mo^ V^ool I A of wool* Weight of to** “fbloorn «n be feeing • ™ n , a „d M°°* wool »s rr - lods of und ® Sture s, of !?«.* '-£r" «<* “ use m* bet ebe to ° n f «ooi P-^ee i«nWoS^ ,ns , P’-° fltab ' e „ rtrW ,LtTrtl» all over ooSE .feeQu. & - Pr lxT**"* FR ° WLETT REft DTHESE^ <f« m P “^ U yoil we'sbt le«*“'Jdinmany.'^f.. (from TEMUKA) “The rese't of aan be summar ,se ~ «* -*-££-» —^rs ***•”* *VZ -*-w "Tt *—• '“"“"Cer nounsbed;;^. stronger and ° ra te to nil. (d) educed mortally (from OAMARU) . y/e fattened ..for > cost of 31 • b 13 00 nU inaY of any sort.” fattening <* any A 2-oz. DAILY RAISON OF MOOSE WORKS WONDERS I W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD. BOX 663 - - WELLINGTON. AVOID BARLEY LOSSES “Skinned” Barley an d Grain with broken ends is useless for malting-. Six per cent, of damaged grain is sufficient to cause rejection of an otherwise good crop. ‘ IMPROPER THRESHING THE CAUSE. The principal cause of the trouble is the drum of the thresher revolving at too great a speed. This is easily rectified by changing the cog on the drum to slow down the revolutions. Slowing down the motor will not do the trick, as the riddle MUST be kept at the proper speed. ■> • -• •; I V ' Avoid Barley Losses By Threshing [ Correctly -

A. CALVER. piANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. Workmanship Guaranteed. Orders left at McILRAITH’S (’Phone 211) will receive prompt attention or ring 414. AUTUMN GOODS. T OVELY ASTRAKHAN COATS, all colours. Also, O.S. Buclei Coats, in Navy, Brown and Burgundy. ROSE MARIE GOWNS, Burnett Street. w: PAISLEY ’Phone BD, Springburn. ANYWHERE IN COUNTY A FOR ALL Painting and Paperhanging. Carpentering. - Repairs and Renovations.