Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 6 January 1917, Page 4

Supplier: of pigs to the Inglewood Btieon Company should note that, a» tile Smart Road Yards will not lie ready on Tuesday, 9th inst., pigs will be received or. that day at the Bell Block station yards. ' If yon are doubtful, and will not talc# the word of thousands of dairymen all over Australasia, give Svkes's Drench a trial this season. Pick out 12 cows oi EQUAL MILK YIELD, EQUAL AGE and EQUAL TEST. Trent six l>y the Sykes'a method and six by your own. Take the test through next season, nnd YOU WILL PROVE for yourself that Sykes'a cows have paid for their treatment by 1000 per cent. T.-ot science pb's experience come to your aid. Sole 1 , at Is 6d per packet, 10s dozen. (It costs Sd to drench a cow). Sold everywhere. Owing to the scarcity of doctors, Afr. 0. \Y. Russell, Minister for Internal Affairs .ins offered a bursary of £IOO tvuii to ihc following medical student! in their fifth year:—R. Hicks, R. S. t l"il".[feralu (Duncdin); J. Applebj (Palmorston South); L. C. Mail (Mid hirst. Taranaki); C. R. Cuthbert (Tim aru); and R. E. Watson. Mr. Russell explains that one of the conditions is that recipients of bursaries are required to guarantee to accept office for two years either as a house surgeon or assistant house surgeon in public hospitals or mental hospitals. At the close of two years' service the holder will bf free to go into private practice.