Page 38 Advertisements Column 2

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 19, 15 October 1937, Page 38 (Supplement)

>n i", ■ ■ ,■ ,, , _ - • ' " tfir > He "knows they will "all be prime porkers in 16 Weeks ,^ HE IS FEEDING ' TOMOANA -* MOOSE ' "meatmeal no 2. linseed oil meal • Most Palatable Most Digestible Most Depend ohiti For proper halance in protein and fet eontent ' ' • , 1 ' FOR FULL INFORMATION ON FEEDING, ETC., WRITE TO J NELSON S [New Zealand] LIMITED P.O. BOX 379. HASTINGS ■ 1 ■ ■ -===- :zr:: 1 ' — ==s>. % — — ■ 1 . 1 1 * ABSOLUTE SAFETY— Assured Efficiency and II Economy with.... ■ ' the one-wire controlled Sp|K| ^ — w — I • electric fence An elcctric fence is a single wire hung on posts set ahout 50 FEET apart. A small charge of electricity— HABMLESS TO HTJMANS PI1E ONE-WIEE PENCE takes the current from an ovdinary 6-VOLT . BATTERY, CONTPOLS is aafely. and sends iS ont over 8-10 MILE8 OF FENCEHn any kind of Weather. Wlien livestock touch the wire ^ when grazing, they get an unplcasant "tickle." After one or two ' ' contacts with the wire they leave it alone — nor can they be drivea Rcdcl These MdllV AdVdntdfifCS* under or over it. A battery will last from 3-4 MONTHS (DEY)' and from 6-8 MONTHS (WET) without re.charming. ONLY ONE WIRE NEEDED— plain or barb wire — ^ j no gates to buy or build — only one-third a.s many posts ' ;..i J : ' — one man can fence 20 acres in a day. -T - -- - „ r . ; - i Easy to put up permanent or temporary fences on the ^ ly ^ \ / ^ ' |-V'.VJ..^.54 A-..vv.x ■ v*y t .. — IT XAKES ONLY A FEW MINUTES TO HOOK UP YOUR ; FENCES, AND NO SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OF ELEC- ■ i THE ELECTRIC FENCE is the outcomc of many years of careful experiment. Even at the maximum voltage permitted the special CONTROLLER supplied with each outfit ensures a good margin of safety UNDER ALL CONDITIONS. THE ELECTRIC FENCE represents one of the greatest TIME, LABOUR and MONEY savers offered farmers and live stock owners in many years. Machinery Department 1| P.O. BOX 1496. ELLINGTON