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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 71, 18 December 1918, Page 5

A good cow can produce her own value every year, 'but every cow—good, bad, or indifferent—is a pood eater, and many n cow is petted and fondled and tolerated who eats her head off every year without saying a word about it. Now, dairying is not a matter of sentiment, but of business. The values'involved are large; the consumption is heavy; the labour is excessive; the risks are many; ,vu\ oiily Iho best of modern business methods will ensure a continuance of « balance on tho right side of the ledger. Tho potato crops in the Lower Waikato are said to be looking well. Some extraordinarily good returns ha.vo been obtained, and so far blight hn.s not made its appearance. Electric Light for Country Stores.--Everyone knows how effective illumination brings business into a shop. In din country smoky, dangerous oil lamps arn common simply because this form of light is the only one at linnd. ' Now DELCOLIGHT turns your kerosene into electric light and power—many times the amount of brilliant illumination from the same amount of kerosene. DELCO-LIGIIT is a compact plant that is simplicity itself. A child can run it. Call and inspect DELCO-LIGHT, or write for descriptive folder. A. D. Rilov and Co;, Ltd., IGO Lnmhton Quay, Wellington, Distributors for North Island, Marlborouph, and Nelson.—Advt.