Wheat Growing in Canterbury A METHVEN FARMER'S EXPERIENCE. The photograph re-produced • below shows the magnificent crx>p of wheat grown last season by Mr. P. Gilmour, a well-known farmcD of Methven (Ashburton County). 'SSSSwS SSSSS ■PRmW sss SSf* SSSSS SSS SkSSp *¥KS*< IH iil ■*sfe *«rsx ■Ef*Wt\V.' sSsfc 2*3* IPtl ftSSi 11 60 bushels of wheat per acre, raised by Mr. Gilmour with "Eclipse" Fertilizer. 29.58 bushels of wheat per acre is the nverago to dntp this season for Ashburton County, according.to the' Government Statistician. Mr. Gilmour writes to the- Now Zealand Co. as follows: "Tho accompanying photograph was taken 'at (ho timo I cut my crop of wheat last harvest. It was grown with 1 cwt. of 'Eclipse.' Grain Fertiliser to the ncro, and threshed out 60 bushels to the aero over 75 acres. "Tho crop was grown on land where previously I had not obtained good crops of whent ; I am, therefore, more than satisfied with my experionco of 'Eclipse' Fertiliser, and you oail make what use .you liko of this photograph and lettor." Prom tho above will bo seen : 1. That by the expenditure of a few shillings per ncro on tho pura good fertilizer tho yield of grain enn bo increased by many bushols por acre. The Government having guaranteed a minimum price for next season's wheat crop, tho wisdom'of raising as big a crop as possiblo is apparent. ... 2. Tho importance of selecting tho, most reliable fortilizcr on the market. That Mr. Gilmour's opinion as,to tlio value of-"Eclipse" is widely held throughout New Zealand is evidenced by tho following figures.:— The number of fanners using. "Eclipse" in 1914-15 was 1,200. „ „ . „ 1918-19 „ 3,650. „ „ .'„.', 1919-20' „ 5,400. Eclipse Grain Fertilizers contain Blood and.-Bone, (Nitrogen), Superphosphates and High-grade Phosphates, and therefore supply tho requirements of South Island soils. Book your ordor through your local agent, or direct from The New Zealand Refrigerating Co. Ltd. Telegraphic Address: "Hoarfrost," Chrotchurch^Timaru or Oamaru ZZ&-~x< > i ti is^ 3 ! mmm IBS!! COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ON VERY EASY TERMS HS-tSSSS. £5 worth .. £1 Deposit, 1/7 weekly £lO worth .. r £2 Deposit, 3/2 weekly £2O worth £4 Deposit, 6/4 weekly £3O worth .. £6 Deposit, 9/6 weekly £4O worth C- £8 Deposit, 12/8 weekly £SO worth... £lO Deposit, 13/- weekly f-arger amounts by arrangement. All classes of Furniture and ; Furnishings in stock * MUSIJME. SHOWROOM.UPSTAIRS OPEN FRIDAY EVENING my's Vermin Exterminator , .supplied. to tho Chriatchurch City Council —proof positive of it» effectiveness. This splendid Terrain destroyer has never yet failed [ Get a tin at your storekeeper's ; but : i ■ Make Sure it's Penny's Mad. by X Leonard 684 COLOMBO STREET CHBISTOOTBOR L.5556 QUIETEST RUNNING CAR it tho Hot Spot CHALMERS. This is due to its spiral bevel rear • v axle drive.' . It gives you.a luxurious feeling to ride In a Chalmen: K. EL, ENGLAND AGENT 5 BEDFORD ROW. 'Phone 5085. F.5«8—696*
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17155, 26 May 1921, Page 3
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