WAIKATO WINTER SHOW.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5282, 1 June 1928, Page 3

WAIKATO WINTER SHOW.

AJV INTERESTING EXHIBITION. OUTSTANDING STALLS. The Waikato Winter Show at Hamilton is now in full swing, and thousands of people are be,hig admitted daily. The consensus of opinion is the show generally is better, than formerly, and despite the heavy rain that pre,vailed on Tuesday and Wednesday the door re :eipt<si for those two days were £l6 in excess of the takings for, the first two days last yea.r. There are hundreds of interesting exhibits, and of the many that will attract visitors from this district the following are outstanding : — PARA RUBBER COMPANT. GREAT DISPLAY AT THE SHOW. Everything that counts for anything in the rubber trade will be found on the comprehensive stand of the Para Rubber Company, which is situated opposite, to the entrance to the Dairy Division of the Winter, Show building. Extensive, interesting, and intelligent is the array of goods to be inspected there this year. In motor covers, tyres, and tubes, the firm can show a stock (including Seiberling cord tyres, truck tyres, and “heavy service” pneumatic truck tyres), which bear the imprimatur of high service and durability, and motorists should makea point of calling at the; stand and surveying the collection, as they a.re sure to have requirements supplied in, service which will c'ontribu.e in a * marked manner to the reduction of running costs. There are solid tyres (including tractor type) also on view there which comprise all varieties of manufacture. Royal Cord and the Firestone Cord tyres are in the collec- ?' tion submitted by the Para Rubber Company this year. An item 'of special interest to those who follow outdoor pursuits now that the yzinte-.’ is here is the flrm’p gum boots stocks, which will be found to be the very highest grade of quality. The famous “Converse” supplies, the red gum boot with the white sole, may be mentioned as a line which has been adequately tested. Another line on which -’a the firm rightly prides itself for quality is its' milking machine rubberware, which, being of English manufacture, is absolutely the best on the market. v THE NAPIER COMPANY’S STANDSPECIAL INTEREST TO FARMERS. ' Winter is , here with its attendant drainage problems. Iji view of the wonderful proposition the Napier, Con- ' crete Company, Ltd., Auckland, has put forward; the farmers of this trict visiting the Waikato Show would • be' well advised to call at the company’s stand, to the left of the main annexe. Of special interest are the ; drainage and culvert socket pipes, are manufactured. by z a cenWwugal process. These pipes are stocked in sizes ranging from 9in to 48ins., and immediate delivery can be given. Also a line especially suitable for crossings over drains. The Napier reinforced dr, inking trough is a perfect job, sanitary and substantial, is not affected by weaffiOiconditions, and will last a lifetime. These troughs range in capacity from 60 to 100 gallons. Also sheep ;a.nd pig trough's., The circular flood-gate is one of the finest articles that it is possible to make in concrete, the hinge being one-third of the way down from the top of the circle,,thus minimising the dead weight of the door in action by at least one-third. Specially reinforced flood-gates fitted with gun- . metal'hinges are also ajiother feature ' that must appeal. Such articles as concrete water, tanks, benzine storage safes, concrete steps (cheaper and more durable than wood) ready to place in position, pumice concrete boiler, frames, coppers, chimneys, fireplaces, and septic tanks are also on view at this interesting stand, a ca.ll at which will be well worth while. SAVOL. 98 PER CENT. RESULTS. SATISFIED FARMERS. ■ Every dairy farmer, to achieve the maximum results, requires to keep dose attention upon his, herds. (Once he has discovered their ailments he must be conversant with the remedy will afford the most efficacious 7 results. It is a provgn fact tha.t the most serious disease affecting dairy cows in New Zealand is contagious abortion, and reliable authorities have estimated that the financial drain upon the industry through this ... cause is £1,500,006 annually. That this fell disease can be successfully prevents,d and cured by the use of Savol, the scientific preparation, . is proved by leading dairy farmers throughout the Dominion. The great advantage of this mixture is that it is specially formulated by Scientists ' in chemistry and physiology so as to act as a blood absorbent to the cow’s, syfe.tem. Part of the mixture irrigates and sterilises the local parts, and the other" parts of the mixure enter, the S/W*" blood by a process of absorption ' through ’the several glands attached to the organs that are irrigated. There is veterinary testimony to the claim that in dealing with cows which have hitherto been non-breed-ers, 90 per cent, of the cows treated and which have not produced cajves for years prior" to the treatment have responded splendidly. After the period calving,,too, by the use of “Savol” ■ there is such an effective result that th§ milk yield is at its pe,ak right from the start. When a cow calves, even though healthy to all appearances, immediate treatment should not be neglected. It is a simple matter to clean her out by treating with - “Saiol” with the up-to-date Bursel syringe. Th'is, will save later trouble, 1 as the disease of contagi ius abortion is usually lurking about the herds, awaiting a. favourable opportunity to manifest itself. A testimony to the * virtues of Savol is provided by the expansive order results. Every man ' called on last year and .again called on this year has repeated his order for Savol. Dairy farmers who have

not yet used Savol, as well as those who have,., are earnestly invited to visit the Show stand in the Roots Section. It will mean money to them. This company is sole agents for the latest and most up-to-date BurseU Cattle Syringes, wtth milk fever outfit. All the above goods are obtainable from all branches, of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. PATENT RIM TOOL. A BOON TO MOTORISTS. The motorist these days has many cares thrust upon him, and any invention that will ease his burden is readily looked forward to. A patent being demonstrated' by Mr Crabbe, of Te Aroha, is a tyre rim tool, wfliicli will prove its undoubted' efficiency in a very short time. No time is lost in. getting the tyre off and attached again, and the minutes and trouble saved in this way are valuable to the many motorists who have compulstory stops by the roadside as. the result of tyre troubles.. Mr Crabbe’s patent, which is in the Motor Olympia section, is simple, and efficient at the moderate cost of 255, postage- paid,/ THAT LITTLE EXTRA. It is always the little extra that brings the profit, and this is just where the “Mo'osette” feeder can help you. However good the pastures may be. cows are kept in better condition and milk more consistently and for a longer period when fed a small quantity of “Moose” Nuts ;at milking time. A “Moosette” feeder saves time and enables the cows to be fed with the least trouble. All you need to do is to pull the trigger, and down comes a measured feed. The “Moosette feeder is the stepping-stone to prosperity. The N.Z. Cattlecake and Oil Company will forward you one on approval. If you like it you may keep it and forward t'he modest sum of £1 2s 6d. Visitors to the Show ;a.r.e strongly recommended to inspect this, intersting exhibit.