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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 144, 6 January 1903, Page 3

SPRAINSare often more serious than broken bones on account of not being properly treated Apply Chamberlains Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is received and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition A, Manov sells it. A novel .and successful experiment in the raising of fodder for dairy cows has been undertaken by Mr R. A. Waldie, of "Lepperton, New Plymouth. This gentleman a year or two back abandoned the duties of a mining engineer and took to dairy farming, and he soon astonished his neighbours by going in for raising acres of cabbage for the purpose of feeding his cows. ]ji conversation with a Times reporter Mr Waldie pointed out that cabbage possesses extraordinary nutritive properties, and that it gives a more profitable yield to the acre than either oats cr grass. The very wet season passed through in Taranaki has resulted in the grass becoming flaccid and nonnutritive, but on the cabbages the effect has been excellent. Therefore, Mr Waldie is now moie firmly convinced than ever of the merits of his some what extraordinary departure from the methods of the average dairyman. Of Joan of Arc we've often read, How she her gallant soldiers led, Till most of France she did retake, And she herself burnt at the stake. Those days are past, the world grows old. i But still we often catch a cold, To keep off which we can assure, The use of WOODS GREATPEPPERMINT CURE. V/OB PRINTING of every description executed with neatness and despatch at the Motu | eka Star Office ,