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Chronicle (Levin), 15 October 1946, Page 6

t ' .1,. II — s> Prepare Now FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEK-END Wliether it is a SUIT, COAT, FRGCK, HAT„ GLOVES, HANDBAG, SCARF OR UiBRELLA "Davie's" Are ready to fulfil your requirements with a choice Seiection of the Latest Styles. New Goods are Arriving Daily. You are cordiaily invited to look around our Store Whenever you are in town. SPECIAL NEWS Cottage Weave Bedspreads Single and Double. 30/-, 37/9, 46/3. Prinled Caseinents for Bedspreads and Curtains New Designs. 3/10, 4/10 to 6/1. Brown Linen Towels, 9/3 each Frilied Curtain Net, 3/3 yard Coffee Curtain Net, 50in, 1/10 yard FLOOR RUGS 60in x 30in; 5ft 6in x 3ft; 6ft x 4ft. Grey Ariny Blankets, 14/9 each Imitalion Tussore Siik, 36in, 4/1 yard, Wm. Davie Ladies' Outktter and General Draper. 'Phone 104. LEVIN.

^ . will qou have SILA6E feedinq out ? Now — this month — dairy farmers should be I closing up paddocks for hay and silage. Close now while grass is §rowing fast-while stock ^ 'S ^eec''n£ we" on non_reserve pastures. f We /jjig should aim at closing at least 30% — perhaps ^ 'Jfr* as much as 40% of our pasture-land because k both ha^ and siIa2e wiN be imPortant next j '4 1 ' winter— when the herd requires supplement- ^ j1'. '/ ary feed. Only by making adequate stacks a-,' \ ba^ and amP'e s''age' can we sure " % " i'' that our dairy cows are well-fed in the winter rnonths. Our objective is 190,000 tons of butterfat this year — and we must see that Britain gets all the butter we have promised. Large Hay and Silage areas will help New iPjffi BflBPS Zealand to keep faith and maintain production. Flill MMlNi by keeping up BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION Prepared by the Department of Agriculture for the Famine Emergency Committee ^ f"3, — — —