NEW SOUTH WALES CROPS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1786, 26 June 1913, Page 8

NEW SOUTH WALES CROPS.

By Teleeraph—Press Aasociation—Copyripfcl (Ilec. Juno 25, 8.35 p.m.) Sydney, Juno 25. The official returns show that the total area in New South Wales under various crops during the 1911-12 season was 3,7311,450 acres. Tlio wheat yield is given ut .'i2,175,813 bushels, an average of 14.G bushels to the acre. According to tho stock returns, tho horses total 716,4-11, an increase of 27,437; cattle, 3,233,150, a decrease of 71,080; sheep, 39,130,118, a decrease of 5,511,109, compared with the previous year. Mr. Farmer, did you make as much profit as you should have done last season? You say if you could have secured more help you would have made more money— exactly! That is just the reason ■ you should instal an "Anderson" Oil Engine, so that it will work your Milking Machine, pump tho water, cut the cialf, and do the hundred and one other jobs which take up so much of the farmers' time. Order an "Anderson" now. It is reliable, costs little, and what's more, it will work day and night, if necessary. Send for booklet. Anderson's, Ltd-, Christchurch.— Advt.

Five pence per calf per week for "Gilruth" Calf Food added to the skim milk or whey will rear calves for the Dairy better llian whole milk, and at one-third tha cost.—Advt. The reasons why "Victor" Vats have been so favourably received by Cheese Factory Managers are not far to seek. In the first plnce the workmanship ami material of these vats arc excellent, that they outlast the old style vats, anil give years of good service. Secondly, the "Victor" with its sloping bottom helps to produce cheese of a high-grade quality, that brings better returns. The

"Victor" has helped others—it can help you—if you don't possess one of the hundreds that have been installed. Send for particulars to-day. Albert J. Parton, Plumber, Carterton—Advt.