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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2932, 18 November 1916, Page 12

HOW THE MODERN FARMER DOES HIS STUMPING. . ' Old methods have been superseded by new and better ways in scores of farming operations. In none is' the change more marked than in-stumping. The up-to-date farmer realises that it costs him too much to leavo his paddocks partially cleared, that every stump representsa loss in good hard cash per annum. Therefore he employs the modern, cheap, effectual, quick method by using Atlas Blasting Powder — shortage of labour leads him to do so also. Why not get all tho profit that should be yours? Clear your stumps with Atlas Blasting Powder. information from Goldingham and' Beckett, ltd., .Distributing .Agents for Wellington. Taranaki, and Wnirarapa, or Atlas, Powder Co., Jorvois Quay, Wellington.—Advt.

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