DOCKING TIME.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1243, 27 September 1911, Page 8

DOCKING TIME.

A SEASONABLE HINT. When docking the lambs wliero there is any trace of fcot-rot among the ewes, opportunity should bo taken to run tho owes through tho foot-rot trough. Even where there nr? only a ; few lame ones, it is a wise precaution, as "prevention is better than cure.". A good preparation for the purpose is WHITE'S FOOT-ROT OC'RE. It .gives immediate relief, 'and has proved irs?lf a boon to hundreds of shcep-famicrs all rover tlio Dominion. Try it for yourself. Sold in one-gallon and two-pillon tins, and five-gallon drums. Full particulars can h? obtained froni your "merchant, or flirted from the ■ manufacturer. WILLIAM WHITE, Otane, Hawke's Bay. , Chick-rearing if not only profitable, but a pleasure, when you feed "A. and P." Chick Raiser. It is a complete and properly-blended food for Young Chicks. Obtainable from all storekeepers.—Advt. An- instance of Hie financial return resulting from a steady and systematic culling after testing is'given by the Ilawera "Star" which>states that Mr. JI. .Piirdic, of the' Waitarn Road, had a return last year of over .£l2 per coiv for a herd of 75 cows. His brother, Mr. J. Purdic, in the fame district showed a return of over £l!i per cow from'a herd of 30 cows. Theserecords aro for milk alone, and do not include receipts from pigs and calves. Messrs. Purdic have for several years gone in for heavy culling and systematic testing, and the results achieved hnvb paid them handsomely. Bot:li herds are principally composed of Jersey and grade Jersey. Dairy farmers must have strong, serviceable, and easily-cleaned cans. Victor is' the name- of the crtn that suits every requirement, and it pays handsomely to usetheso'cans and no others. Every lid will fit every can. Send for a catalogue to .Albert J. Parton, Carterton, •