Journal of Agriviilture, Victoria. 



[10 Aug., 1916. 



AUSTRALIA'S WAGON 



"THE FINEST 

 WAGON EVER" 



PATENT 

 STEEL 

 WHEELS 



Patent Felloes. 



Renewable Carron 

 Boxes & Oil Caps. 



The only Steel 

 Wheel that has 

 stood the Test. 



BEWARE OF 

 IMITATIONS 



Wheels Guaranteed (or 3 years a^inst Breakage, &c. 



AUSTRALIA'S WAGON.— Irrigationists, Orchardists, Fanners. 



This Spring Wagon to carry 2 tons, £30 up. 

 Wheels, 36* and 32* dia. 4* Tyres. Table, 9i x 5J feet. Pole or Shafts. Weighs 10 cwt 



Ordinary Block Wagon to carry 3 tons, £3S. Weighs 12 cwt. 



These Wheels are gtiaranteed and will last for all time. 

 HIGHER WHEELS IF NEEDED, and Wagons built to carry any weight up to 20 tone. 



TRACTION TRAILERS A SPECIALTY. 



TABLE TOP — Truck body, and all classes of little Wagons for Farm and Station work. 

 WaKons Shipped to all Ports in Australia. WRITE FOR CATALOG TO-DAY. 



R. J. L. HILDYARD, 



BRUCE STREET, 



KENSINGTON, VICTORIA 



DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, VICTORIA 



NOW AVAILABLE 



Handbook of Potato Diseases in 

 Australia — and their Treatment 



By D. McALPINE, 



government vegetable pathologist. 



With Appendices by 



W. Laidlaw. B.Sc. (Biologiit). 



on Eel Worms: 



and 



C. French, Jnr. (GoTernmenl 

 Entomologist), on 



Insect Pests of the 

 Potato. 



235 Paaes (Cloth). 58 Full Plate*. Prtra ^ /- Postage: Commonwealth, 2d.; New Zealand, 8d.; 

 176 Illustration*. IlltC, %J/ British and Foreign, 1/4. 



Application* accompanied by Po*tal Note or Cheque, covering Price and Postage, to be forwarded to The Director Of 

 Agrlcultare, Melbourne, Victoria. Remittance* from beyond the Commonwealth to be made by Po*t Office Order. 



Farmers ! 



DON'T NEGLECT 

 :: YOUR EYES :: 



They are your most valuable possession, 

 and neglect In the early stages may 

 lead to something much more serious. 



DAIRY & INCUBATOR THERMOMETERS 



HYGROMETERS HYDROMETERS ARTIFICIAL 

 THERMOMETERS BAROMETERS EYES, Eto., Etc. 



WOOD 77»e Optician 

 '£t2l£IZ£ Equitable Buildings, 95 Elizabeth St., Melbourne 



