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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1045, 7 February 1911, Page 8

"Were you in the ark -with Noah, grandpa?" "No, my child;-I was not in tho ark with- Noah." "Then why weren't you drowned?" •

CONTAGIOUS MAMMI'TIS' UNCHECKED SPELLS RUIN. THE most reliable cure for the Dairy-, man's dreaded disease Contagious Alammitis is ANTI-XIA MMITIS, which is principally a Vegetable preparation specially put up to. prevent and cure Mammitis. Its action is to tone up the constitution of cows (thereby making every organ do its work), passing loff through the proper channels any germs or organisms which may. have lodged, specially ■ operating on the canals,, or ducts, conveying the milk, and penetrating into all the glands and membranes of the cow's udder, thereby getting at the root of the trouble. This Mammitis cure, which is recognised by all tho leading dairy farmers to he tho only and most reliable cure, is' rapidly making a name for itself in New Zealand, so much so. that your money will bo gladly refunded if. after using according to directions, you are not satisfied. It is a drench, not an injection, ai,.* is sold in large packets, each containing 52 doses, for is. Gd. post paid, from Erik Jespersen, Dairy 'Engineer and Importer, Palmerston North. WE ARE BUYERS OP HOME-SEPARATED CREAM .' IN ANY QUANTITY. Best price paid, free on rail nearest 6tation. Correct Testing Guaranteed. TTTILL AND BARTON, LTD., ST.. WELLINGTON. ARE BUYERS 01' COCKSFOOT AND OTHER GRASS SEEDS, Also, CHAFF AND GRAIN. LAERY & CO., LTD., ALLEN ST., Wui-LINGTON. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMB 3. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD. j Is Prepared to 'Purchase FAT SHEEP. A!*'D LAMBS, •' By weight or at per head.

The Company also offers clients orerj facility {or freezing on their own account. .... Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or trom any of the Buyers in tho country. W. G. FOSTER, v Managing Director. THE Results obtained by Advertisai-a in tho Classified Columns of " Tho Dominion " aro such as to confirm their belief that tho paper ha 3 a wider circulation than any other daily journal in New Zealand.