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Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1918, Page 8

%/ Ladies' Underwear FOUR SENSATIONAL BARGAINS A 14 days Special Offering at ALL SIX ' Melbourne Ltd. Stores INDIES' COMBINATIONS. ¥j*ttal Merino make, good •nter weight and splendid Q/11 ««SDf, i»K sleeves. O' 11 Rne Natural Merino make, wtt« quality tarn above, wy fitting and with short K/IT LADIES' SINGLETS. Natural Merino, fine ribbed, half sleeves, English make, Q/ft unshrinkable. ° w White wool ribbed Tests, long sleeves; good British make,. Q//} all sizes including O.S. The Melbourne Ltd New Plymouth eimam Infllewood Howera Stratford

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"Invaluable at Calving Time!" —Writes Mr. W. B. Irisbane, the best known breeder of Ayrsbires in Australia. Mr. VV. Brisbane, Gowrie Park, Weerite, Victoria, noted breeder of Ayrshires, and a popular judge of stock at tho Sydney Royal Agricultural Snow, writes : " Dear Sir,—Your DRENCH was first brought under my notice at our Agricultural Show in Melbourne, November, 1907. 1 purchased a quantity of SYKES'S DRENCH, and after giving it a fair trial on my herd of Ayishires, I am thoroughly satisfied that it is invaluable as a cleanser at calving time. I have very much pleasure in recommending it to all dairy farmers and breeders of stock." SYKES'S DRENCH Leading dairymen and breeders throughout New Zealand hilly endorse Mr. Brisbane's -appreciation. Sykes's Drench is a the many ills peculiar to calving time. Sykes s Drench, Animol Udderioe and Abcrtica Core should always be kept handy—a pleased customer -writes of them :—" They supply what the proI gressivedairymaa cannot afford to be without How practical and valuable an I authority this is may be gathered I from these extraordinary facts : Five of Mr. Brisbane's cows, according to the Melbourne Argus, gave in the Government test, covering nine months, a butter return of the value of £lll 12s. 9d. He claims for Ida, one of the quintet, ! that she has broken the Victorian record. Her return showed : Date of I calving, March 27th, 1913; date of entry to test, April 3rd, 1913; number of days in test, 273; weight of milklast day of test. 231b.; weight of milk, 10,867|1b. ; average test, 5.1; butter fat, 5551b. ; standard required, 250 ; estimated weight of butter, 632J1b. : and to day Mr. Brisbane is a firmer believer thin ever In the practical value of UM SYKES'S Veterinary Medicines, and has them in constant use. j Each packet, 1/C each, S«M ettrywbm by all Chemists aad Sterekeetvs. Prepared by A. E. s/KES, Chemist (by exam.), New Piymtath