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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 418, 29 November 1911, Page 3

More work on the land will make more plant food available for the crop season. A horso, well looked after and not. overworked, will grow tiil it in five years old. With his wonderful appetite and digestive power?, it i;; the height of folly to keep the pi;:' on short rations. Fodder crops produced in lime rieh soils contain better nourishing qualities than crops grown in lime-poor soils. CSSi To Stand the Season, the Draught Stallion GLEN C O E By Glengarry—Dam Kate —by Workman 11. Glengany, the Sire of Giencoe, is by the celebrated Glengyle Workman 11., the Sire of Kate, was bred by Mr. J. Gregg, of Longbeach, Canterbury. GLENCOE who was bred at "\\ anganui is a beautiful dark bay horse, built on compact lines. He is good tempered and has splendid action, TERMS—TWO GUINEAS Two or more mares, the properly of one owner, as per arrangement. One shilling per week grazing for mares. All care taken but no responsibility, For further particulars apply to— E. BENNETT, Proprietor KAEAEA Government Insurance Department FACT No. I. The guarantee of Ihe State goes with every Policy issued by the Department. EVERY person insured tinder its conditions rests absolutely secure firmly assured that whatever may happen the full value of his policy is as certain to be paid when the claim accrues as that the sun shall rise in the morning