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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 327, 1 March 1910, Page 8

'{(iii 1 Longer Experience, Larger StocUs, Finer Qualities, '_ More Varieiief __ ■~ *****„ thaoenyla „' Australasia.^ ALL PRICES. FARMERS. When a Cow is Half Dead Every farmer who runs his farm on a business basis knows by experience that it pays handsomely to Drench Jach cow immediately after calving. You cannot afford to risk the lift of a valuable animal when you can get SYKES'S HI««iI fop IjQ fjiclfeat on 16/M i-ITSI M WALS AT THE WARATa '' DINING RO Nf.xt Criterion Hot'' NEW PLYMOUTH. Breakfast, 7 to 8.30 Dinner, 12 to 2 Tea and Suppers, 5 to 11 Stewart Island Oysters. GEO. LONGSTAPF, Proprietor. "THE GINTLEMAN THAT PAYS THE RINT!" mm WWMhwwmm^m THE FARM MORTGAGE REMOVER fpHERE is no branch of farming or stock husbandry which, conducted with a reasonable amount of skill and intelligence and stayed systematically one year with another, will do better for its proprietor, more successfully keep the wolf and sheriff from the door, than the rearing of well-bred swine. The shiftless, careless farmer is satisfied with a low-grade animal which yields low returns and pays no rent. Purebred Pedigree Berkshire) Boars and Sows of the choicest quality for sale- bred from Champion Prize-winners. Price moderate. Inspection invited. J. H. SELLERS, Okaiawa.