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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1940, Page 10

LAND FOR SALE. INCREASE PRODUCTION. COW, PIG AND POULTRY FARM. 1 ACRES (nearly) of first-class land with a splendid sole of grass, winters 8 cows which produced 2534 pounds of fat last season, returning £190 for milk only. Well watered and sub-divided, double frontage. £1 6s a week pays interest, rates and insurance. Comfortahle 8-roomed dwelling, porcelain bath, electric light, sink, range, fireplaces and other conveniences. Very large range of useful outbuildings, including wash-house, garages, 4-bail cowshed, etc. PRICE £1150. Terms £200 cash, balance for long term at 5 per cent. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Not available for inspection on Saturday aftemoon or on Sundays. NOTE: The 8 first-class dairy cows can be taken over at £10 a head if required. W. H. & A. McGARRY, . REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ELTHAM, TARANAKI. Phones : Offiee 13, Residence 134. GOOD SHEEP PROPERTY. ACRES Freehold, 300 acres in English grasses, 150 acres flat, 150 acres undulating, 77 acres hilly, sub-divided 14 paddocks. Buildings: Five-roomed house, wash-house and bathroom under one roof, 12-bail cowshed, implement 6hed and garage. Carrying capacity: 1000 sheep, 30 cattle. Half mile from school. Rates £19; insurances £6. Price £11 per acre. Apply for further particulars to: — N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Incorp. in England). HAWERA AND ALL BRANCHES. EYERYTHING FIRST RATE. gg ACRES of the best land obtainable. Excellent 6-roomed house, all conveniences. Practically new cowshed, weather boarded. Good pastures, watered by pump and windmill. Capacity 45 cows; average 13,500 butter-fat. Close to school, station and factory. Well fenced and sheltered. This property is in South Taranaki, and you won't ftnd a better anywhere. Price and full particulars from— 18/H/75. FARMERS' CO-OP. SOCIETY ALL BRANCHES.

I BE CAREFUL 1 Ihn Much MEAT MEAL Might Give Your Pig A "PROTEIN" LIVER Pigs require proteins but they must be To overcome the possibility of a "Proof the right kind and quality. tein" liver, by-products of gram must be fed to supply the necessary carbohydrates , The importance of the proper amount for the purpose of balancing the quantity and kind of proteins cannot be over- 0f Proteins. estimated. ,i r i,- t i • The question now is" what proportion Meat Meal is usually of protem meaj. meaj an(j grain is to be fed. The value and the consumption of an excessive answer is best found in the concentrated amount will tend to throw an increased mixture known as "COP" Pig Meal No. 4, load on the liver, which must discharge which is prepared in the correct proporthe excess nitrogen. The increased work tions and has been proved by many pig required by the liver is a burden on its breeders to be a perfectly balanced pig capacity and as a result, disease sets in. meal. COP NO. 4 HAS PROTEINS & CARBOHYDRATES tmmmmmmmmm — IN — PERFECT —BALANCE —