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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 24 January 1912, Page 2

Ladies be considerate and tactful, yet firm, with any refactory draper1 who may try to substitute any other make for the famous WARNER'S Rustproof Corsets. A dairy farmer from America, who is visiting the Palmerston North district at present, states that maize when stored in the same manner as hay makes an excellent winter fodder for"cows, and is largely used in that mannnf h ?\ •Btateß> Zt Bhould be cut he states just when the covering ot the cob is turning yellow, and then put into stcoks for four or iive week* After that it can be either stlk ed or put into a shed, the latter for Prefer^ I7l\ If 1S Stf k6d *reat care mv" be aken to see that the stack is pro ! perly tapped, otherwise the wet impenetrate- and spoil the whole crop Having been treated.in the way 2 £?? th Ca? b- 6 kept for 8 and ted to the stock at any time. .1 E°Sly£ i Buits are bui*t with a -