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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1922, Page 11

11 | H W W Kgß®? of Letters ® testify to the sterling worth of SYKES’S DRENCH f° r keeping cows healthy These successful farmers have proved that Sykes's Drench :: S g |Ve n regularly to every cow at calving time has kept their i 9. <> herds healthy, and been the means of increasing their milk : 91 cheques. They have let science plus experience come to 9 HHy gs t^e ' r a ave d renc hed every cow systematically at I H calving time with Sykes's Drench. jx They have not cavilled at the price—I/5 to drench two cows— I , H they recognised that healthy cows give more milk, and that it is ' H no * an ex P ense hut an insurance against such diseases as crop ! UP 31 CalV * n 8 per ‘ od ~' Abort ‘ on ’ Milk •Fever, Mammitis, etc. ■ll' Sykes’s Drench \ k r u Get this firmly in your mind for it is true. Cows in poor | I Iv’jisilsSsg Mg health cannot yield a payable return. Look your herd over ::: | ' fijya SlapS an P r °fit by the experience of successful farmers by starting :|i this season with Sykes’s Drench. A r ' D’ Buchanan, Tiakitahuna, Palmerston North, importer By - I an</ breeder of Purebred Ayrshire Cattle, winner of 100 I championships and 500 prizes, writes "T° Bel tbe h est possible results the herd must be kept healthy. I have used Sykes's Drench on my herd ol /TffiMZAW Ayrshires for many years, and have found it invaluable as a ton ‘ c c lcanBer at Calving time—always reliable.” SYKES’S DRENCH is sold everywhere at 1/6 packet and 17/- dozen ijj] Batter buy the dozen and have some handy E* SYKES " Chemist - New Plymouth IUOTT ' I

/ % Gets All the Cream ' a—--5 ,'IIIIIIHII ""lIITTr’ - B Cows give the cream—the Domo saves it. The Domo £ I i Ij'| |II 1 = holds the “position of trust” on your farm—it watches S IllßmJliw IT i 111 M § atl<^serves your ' nler ests. It gets every ounce of profit -i # I II 11 18/ S from the milk your cows give—and it does this year after year. Details and prices gladly supplied by AGENTS: ’ NEWTON KING, LTD., New Plymouth, Inglewood la ilgft and Stratford. S 111 p - »• ROBERTSON & CO., New Plym >utHl. W, ® |l| BENNETT & SUTTON, Hawera i’^ 1 II! J. GIBSON’S, LTD., Patea. //Z '® ® R " P ’ PALMER - VVaverley. . & DUNCAN Ltd. DOMO guarantor*. P.O. Box 502, Christchurch, ’ty il/~

FISHING SEASON. OCTOBER 1, 1922, TO APRIL 30, 102 JpISHING Licenses may be obtained a the following Post Offices:—Ne' Plymouth, Tariki, Inglewood, Waitan Okato, Pungarehu, Rahotu. Opunake, an the following stores.—Messrs. Hug! son’s, Ltd. (Rahotu); J. S. Fox (Okato) Loveridge Bros. (Tariki); Reg. Bak&. (Opunake); Greenway Bros. (Okato)' Mrs. Smart (Oakura); E. M. Reynoldi (Oaonui); Mesdames Swan wick an< Kidd (Omata); W. Downs (Bell Block)) The Store (Warea); J. Austin and Son tobacconists (New Plymouth); A. S* Hasell (New Plymouth), also at the Office of the Secretary (New Plymouth). Licenses.—Men, whole season (available over all Dominion), 20/-; Women and Boys (under 16 years of age), os. Day Licenses (available for Taranaki district only), 2/6. Half Season Licenses, from December 20, 1922 (available for Taranaki district only), 12/6. VAL. DUFF, Hon. Secretary.

-ELTHAM-KAPONGA-OPUNAKE M AIL gERVIC®i Leaves Opunske 7.30 a.m., arriving EL tham 8.50 a.m., connecting witl| Wellington Express. Leaves Opunake 1.15 p.m., arriving Eh tham 2.45 p.m., connecting with Afternoon Train to Wanganui, aves Eltham 9.15 a.m., arriving Opunake 10.45 a.m. Leaves Eltham 5 p.m., after slow train from Wanganui. Kaponga Time-table as usual. Special Rates for Return Fares. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM. And n/o Club Hotel, Opunakf«