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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4977, 21 May 1926, Page 4

A ; ihiili Wi nIH7//~ Comfort, Safety and Long Mileage ONE reason why more and more motorists turn every year to Firestone Cord tyres is the corhfort which the live, buoyant body of the tyre provides. Another is the sense of security which comes from the stanch resistance of the cross and square tread against skidding. ' Comfort and security are definite Firestone advantages, aHded, always, to. the, economy of Most Miles per Shilling. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO COMMERCIAL USERS. Local Distributors for Paeroa and Hauraki Plains. Wm. FLEMING & SON ■■PAEROA AND NGAT E A. Box 2. Phones — Paeroa, 124, 90. Ngatea, 28. , Ke® W hwy well trmwnealM BUT, don't,' make hard work of it. Get a kwn mower that wißcut ,'X and yet keep its edge for years. You 11 get the best results if you choose , from ' range af’high-grade moyv<rt».ouf , JAMES RENSHAW iftFS Hardware Merchants jL Pollen St. Central-Thames , R&WG* repays ' - granny Md

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4 ( Profitable Feeding. i ' ' High Herd Production. A'herd of 27 mixed dairy cows, . . ■_ ■■ owned by Mr. F. H. Bell, Wai1 <» || mana, Bay of Plenty, gave a fine /■ ■ |f|C return last season. They prof JL A• JL IUOe duced 11,1861 b. of butterfat, an x average of 4141 b each. Twentys . . ' i „ two of the cows gave an average ’ £ of 479.61 b. of fat. in 320 days, -' AT I I;T while the best cow gave 566.89 < U 1 . lb of fat in 310 dayu. The cows z appeared to be of very ordinary ■-» quality of mixed breeds, and cost trOm ' their owner less than £lO each three years ago. The cows were run on 54 acres of river flats, Mivnzl ■ /’'fcTATGJ most of which was in pasture. IUIXCU W As supplementary feed they were .j i . fed on eight acres of turnips, j 5, carrots, mangqls, • and chou on Land top- ... « . dressed with Superphosphate. The clipping reproduced above was taken from the “New Zealand Herald” of Friday, August 7th, 1925. Note that the cows were of very ordinary quality ~thatJhe* cost their owner les. than £lO each; that the land was top-drosed *rith 2 J cwt of Superphosphate annually, and that the farmer XbuJd thi performance of the cow. to the fact that they were another tribute to the enormous value of Superphosnhate a7a fertiliser. No other fertili.er can compare with Superability, lasting qualities or economy. r ■ TOP-DRESS WITH HIGH-GRADE SUPERPHOSPHATE. .. mighgrade SUPERPHOSPHATE V/ f s^oni^ep f ß ror^G°e et ManMfa r c C