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Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 May 1915, Page 4

tiEEDti REQUIRED TO SO>V AS ACRE. I • Parley, '~'i bu«heji; boai-n, 2 l<» '2i bubhelh, ImkUwheat, or brank, 11 liujiel.s; i.'abbugc (drumhead), to tiau*phuit, 1 lb; canary, 3 pkg^i; carrot in drills, b to 12 Ib.s; clo\ er, 14 Uj .17 llj.s, I urze or y,oihe, for iecd, 20 to 21 bi>, do. lor Miiylc-liiie leliciuji, to sow onu mile. 3 t-o -i lbt>; kohl rabi (turnipruotod eubbage;, to transplant, 1 Hi ; do., drilled, 4 lbs; linseed, lor Hax, 2i bubliels; lii\seed. tor seed, 14 bushels, lucerne, broadcast. 20 lbs; do., drilled, lit lb.-,: musiai'd. white. 1 pkt; mangold \\i.!j'tzel. o lbs: <>at.s ; to 4 bushels; |iar.suip. H) lbr,; rape or cole, 1 pkt; rye, 2-i to 3 bushels; rye grass lit drilled, one-fourth less], 2 to 2J bushols; sjiinluiii, .i bushels: lares, u inli'i , 24 bushels; <10.. spring;, 2 to imtliels; niioliiMii iiieanialum, 21 11*,; t.i;iui|i, 2to lbs; turnip stubble. I lbs; wheal. 21 to 2 J iiushels. LAY INO DO\\:-; A LAWN. When it is desired to lorm a lawn, the ground should be trenched as directed for the vegetable garden any time during the autumn. If the plot can be prepared in March, a season nay be gained by sowing the grass seed din ing that month : the surfacemust be thoroughly pulverised aud trodden down lirmly. The following i.- a good mixture, il procurable: — ('rested Dog-tail. 2117 m I'estuea Lenuiiolia. libs; Kestuea duruscula, 21bs; l.oliimi teimilolia pereiine. 201bs: White clover ,21bs ; Trifolium minor. Hlbs ; I'oa Xemoralis and Sempervii ens libs ol' eaeTi. This mixture will <"iilliee for ball an ai re, and will form a very good lawn, and if kept cut elose answers most soils. Special mixtures for laving down lawns may also be nad from any seedsman. Some of _mr native ]ioas and other grasses would answer admirably lor lawn purposes. II the ground is of a retentive nature, sow ing the seeds should Do deferred till August. {'oiiiinenee to cut. as soon as the machine will act. Some .ireler the scythe for Ihe first time ol euttini;. li ol I previous to mowing: this will save the knives ol the mower. It Comes Many Ways But h jwever it may come ilie ltein•■jdy joacLe.s all. Kidney complaint may Pjegiu iroai all sources, suob as uold, injury by accident, or tlio result ol' otlier eomplaiuts. Howeve* it may come, Douri's Back•actie Kidney Pills always cux-u. Let thos l'acf be au ever-presen< xueiitoiy \\itli you. All sufferers shoulil be interested iu the following : - Mrs Alan/, Wcl'lsborue-strect. PaluieistoLi North, says:—"For months J had a frightful paiu in tUo back, ii;4'ht across the kidneys, it was so bad that 1 was very disheartened ; J cauuot explain the torture. People fold me that the paiu was caused by my kidneys being' disordered, but all the medicines, and the liniments I rubbed in, did me no good. Then, when I was at a loss .vhat to try next. 1 hoard about Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, and 1 got some. These Pills proved the right thini: for me; 1 am quite cured now. They are a splendid remedy fot the kidneys, anil 1 recommemthem to other sufferers." Twelve yours later Mrs Man. confirms the above: "My cui' has si -d lb- test of time; 1 > still absolutely free from backache and it is twelve years siueirDoanV Backache Kidney Pills cured mc. 1 am eighty-three years of age. and 1 think it wonderful that this medicine has cured me so thoroughly at my time of life." Let. this point be fastened iu your mind—"Backache is kiduev ache, aud if neglected brings ii> its train all the horrors of advanced kidney disease." jJoan's Backache Kidney Pills cured MrMa nz. "A word to tke wise ienough." "Doan's Backache Kidney Tills are sold by all cheinisls at os per bottle (six bottles 16s (id) or will be posted on receipt of price by I'oster-McClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street, Sydney. But. be sure you get DO AN S. Quiek's the word when "Nazof gets to work. Gives instant relief from roughs, cold, catarrh, and iOre throat. Plea.saut to take. One trial proves its efficacy. Ad Khiiiv lightness and <4*liciou* ti.i-.Miir in Cake*, BiscaJt#, and Pa-try mav lie attained byarii« Kiluhmkls ' Baking Powder, I»(." convinced of its merit# by making a «US(Oe trial of » I , BAKING *1 Jc/g POWDERjV > i.»inni.pi'jiiiwtiimn»:iiiiw (The Athlete and | His Apparel, § athlete i* ius- ■ JAEGER | Wooßens | render him | iinwie Jrom | e» of temprr- t ature. | ' Jaeger Sweater*, white or % I coloured : 9/9 npwardi. | j Jaeger Coat Sweater#, white ' | j or coloured: club colour g I border*, 15/9 upward*. | H Mmiw c»*'t tuprW r»" wih fg i j !♦ Ifci Dr. J»e«« Whol»«»f» U"»«. >| ! WtllinKM. I| ' N f>T I'J— BP EH GOODS ARE BRir ISH MADS.