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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 412, 24 September 1918, Page 4

iM I Expecting a Record Crop? HU Most Orchardists are looking forward to a tip-top yield—but Red Spider, Scale, Thrips, Aphis and many other insect pests will work destruction unless checked and exterminated. There is one way of ridding your orchards of all these expensive nuisances, and at the same time invigorating your trees; that is, to spray with IG TR^r Spraying Oil •;,;, It is also unfailing as a preventive of Black Spot, and other fungus diseases as well as "Rust." Spray "Big Tree" over your fungicidal solution. This method will keep your orchards in perfect condition. "Big Tree" does not injure tree, buds, leaves or fruit. It is enduring and "stays put." Torrents of rain will not wash it off. You've only to ask any orchardist who has used "Big Tree" and he will be eloquent in its praises. The "Big Tree" way is the Economical way. Order from your Storekeeper to-day. If unobtainable, write to A. S. Paterson & Co. Limited Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Duncdin i nt ■ i rffi « *Ti w. ft *m m ssa ma u

Vk ith feet soaked in a mustard bath, Poor Grandpa crouched beside the hearth. And gasped so hard and looked so glum, Despite three lots of steaming rum. That Grandma, anxious grown for him. Exclaimed at last to Uncle Jim—"This dread suspense I can't endure, I'll send for Woods' Great Peppermint Cure."

FOR SALE. Second-hand Waggon in good order, oil axles, 2 poles, seat. Carry 2 to 2% tons. A BARGAIN. C. PENNY Coachbuilder, PUKEKOHE.