Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1922, Page 11

I The “Bill Moose” Tour. I I I WWfiFWJSiP |.«sl • & “8.M.” Unveils the Statue in the City of Bonanza! g The Land of Efficiency is. as its name implies, the land of up- X $ to-dateness. Efficiency is of first importance, and the aim of every g $ citizen is to be admitted to the Order of General Efficiency. X Some years ago a 3001 b Butterfat Cow League was formed, g g with the result that the average annual Butterfat Production has S S risen to over 300 Tbs per cow. That has now been established ns g z> the standard for the country, and a Statue has been erected to X g commemorate the occasion. g g The honor of unveiling the Statue was bestowed on “8.M.,” S g who has become famous for the great work done by him in further- g g ing the increase of production. ‘‘B.M.” has inspected the State Effi- X X eiency Farms and many of the private Dairy Farms, and a brief g O summary of his report will appear next week. X !N.Z. Cattlecake & Oil Co., Ltd. B LINSEED OIL AND MEAL MANUFACTURERS, <5 AUCKLAND. C. R. MIDDLEMISS, Box lOS, STRATFORD. g

REDUCTION IN PRICES. N 0.333. 10for8d. Sole Manufacturers: ARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd., LONDON. who owns a Fordson VsS what his opinions are. \ He will tell you that the Fordson increases farm profits—enables more work to be done in less time—means fewer working hours, therefore more leisure. Does hundreds of jobs on the Farm from ploughing to pumping water pr.. 1 -IlHrnrr forxlsorx, B" 1 * TRADE MARK / j Tractor*

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