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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 June 1940, Page 9

4iz a Feci/est “Don't tell anyone but I heard man farmer say the whole herd is in the pink” Profit by the experience of leading New Zealand farmers — always use Sykes’s Drench after calving. SYKES’S DRENCH Sold by oil A I' O \Chemists and/ 8/' ■ \ | Per Packet ) Stores ( Per Dozen ) dCHIs ’Flu Germs With the very first dose, IWacalisters Pino Cough Balsam starts killing those germs which cause ’flu. The healing essence of the pine forests also contained in this MODERN treatment soothes and relieves the choking, coughing and sneezing. IVIACALISTERS PINE COUGH BALSAM is only 2/,6 a large bottle, everywhere.

BASIC SLAG Under the following well-known brands: — “CROWN” . .'2O/22% “TRIFOLIUM” 17/20% E 3 Produced under the most modem methods known to Science —THE BESSEMER - THOMAS AND GILCHRIST PROCESS. Both highly soluble, finely ground, well-packed grades, containing a very high percentage of Phosphate and the essential Minerals and Lime. QUANTITY- LIMITED. Place your order NOW with your Fertiliser Merchant. The Anglo-Continental Guano Works, Ltd., LONDON, ENGLAND.

It stands to reason that if the blood is in good order the whole system will benefit. R.U.R. contains a blood purifier. It makes the blood alkaline and fully germ-resisting.—W. H. Snowsill (Wood’s Pharmacy). 3

(' HAMILTON g| ’ VACCINEfor""M J| Whole Herd Policy of four inoculations: Vaccine costs 2/- per cow for 12 months, including free vaccine to follow up infected animals, A Syringe costs 12/6. Needles, 1/6 each. For further particulars write to: HAMILTON VACCINE Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 181, Hamilton, N.Z. FRED PRATT, Manager.

CONSULT MORRISON & OILBERO Ltd. OPTICIANS Al«o at 48 Willis Street, Wellington. Queen Street - - - - Mesterton

Sink into luxurious comfort in a CHESTERFIELD SUITE To really enjoy your comfort this Winter, consult A. E. Bright about a new Chesterfield Suite. Beautifully made with the best quality materials, it will be a source of Beauty and Comfort to you for years to come. A. E. BRIGHT wW 399 q ueen sTi ’PHONE 1189.

TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN To or Through Wellington? IDEAL NURSERY AT RAILWAY STATION. numbers of railway passengers, with young children, visiting Wellington or passing through, have felt warmly grateful to the Railways Department for the modern nursery at the Wellington Station. Trained nurses—cosy cols for infants —bright playrooms with plenty of toys for “toddlers” and others (up to 8 years of age). Open from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Thursday, and 9.3 b a.m. to 9 p.m. on Fridays. 6d for the first hour, and 3d an hour after. The maximum charge is only 2/-. THE CHILDREN HAVE THE BEST OF CARE.