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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9019, 4 January 1908, Page 5

"There are two things New Zealand dairy farmer and the Government do not find it easy to take," said Mr Kinsella, late New Zealand Dairy Commissioner, recently, in West Australia. "One is medicine, and the other is advice. For six long years I kept this question before the people of the dominion, by lectures, by bulletins, and by practical demonstrations with the Babcock test, and it is only recently that the Government and the dairymen themselves have awakened up to the fact that they have been for years milking about one-third of the cows in the dominion at a loss. Men carrying on dairying on land valued at £25 to £4O an acre cannot afford to milk cows for 33 weeks in a season for 3s 2d a week, ar.d it is no wonder that such farmers are amazed when they find the cow alongside of the 3s 2d one producing 10s 7d per week." TO CUBE INDIGESTION And Stomach Troubles it is necessary to take after meals some harmless preparation which will supply the natural digestive fluids which every weakstomach lacks. And the best preparation of this character is Dr Sheldon's Digestive Tabules, which contain all the natural cligestants which nature requires for prompt digestion. One or two taken after meals will prevent souring, fermentation and acidity, and ensure complete digestion and assimilation. Obtainable at H. E. Eton's, Chemist. Approached in the Eight Way. Your expenditure in cloths can be reduced without sacrificing any of the essentials of a good suit, namely, perfect fit, correct stylo and high quality. By doing a strictly cash business, we can make you a suit which we guarantee to bo satisfactory in every way, at a price which means a decided saving to you. Call and get quotations for your next suit. —Morrison and Penney, 73 Willis Street, Wellington.