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BUSINESS NOTICES, fcxr* Repairs ess-' Repairs We have a large staff of Practicai Watchmakers, Manufacturing Jewellers, Setters, Engravers, and Opticians. Watches cleaned or Jewellery repaired same day a 8 lest if rpquired.; Repairs received by post ' returned tbe following day. Old JewplUry "re made, bought, or taken ar p-rt piy mint, High class work. Moderate charges and always sati6lact-cn. JONES & SONS, THE MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS 278, HIGH TRKET, CHRISTCHURCH. - Morning and Superior Bnard and Residence for Tourists, Commercials, and Tiavelling Publio generally. Eery Convenience and Courtesy. Hot Meals and Light Refreshments on arrival of the Coaches, Motors, and Trains. Akaroa Coaches and Cars stop at door. TERMS MODERATE. A Bakery is attached to this fine house. First olass bread, somes, cakes, eto, ires daily. General Sto-esis also attached, where Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, etc. are stooked. Birtbdavand Wedding Cakes a speciality. Catering done for Socials, Balls, Picnic Farties, Athletic Teams, etc. Dinners, Afternoon Teas, Suppers, eto, to order. MRS M. WRIGHT - - Proprietress. Your patronage solicited. Motor Spirits and Supplies at all hours. MR R. WRIGHT has recently purchased the Stables opposite Bainesdale House from Er E. Cusdin. Peninsula patrons can be sure of the greatest possible attention for their horses and vehioles. Saddle horses always on hire. Gigs* and Traps can always be hired for any term' ~" '■ ~~~ A - J - TURNER. OPENING SPRING GOODS A. J. TURNER, Draper and Importer . Lavaud Street, Akaroa IT HAS BEEN PROVED ON HUNDREDS OF FARMS IN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA. rnHAT Farmers using the Ridd Milking Machines and Watt" Oil Engines aro obtaining J_ the best results. A well known Canterbury farmer writes us 'that he has been dairy farming for this last seventeen years.but thnt he never had the satisfaction or results with hand milking that be bas experienced these last four years with the famous Ridd j Machines. Any milking or sucking machine will take the milk from a cow if a high VRCUum is applied/provided always that the cow will let down the milk. But the point is—when \ the bulk of the milk is taken is taken away, and tbe cow is eased off, ahd she finds that the machine is not natural, too much vacuum or pucti-Mi, she wi 1 hold the last (probably quart or more—||he cream) baok, and very often hoid it until she has been stripped and let out of the shed. " These cows consequently do not maintain their milk so lopg through the season as tbey should, and in many cases do not return the farmer within two ur three pounds to what the cows milked with the Ridd Machines do 'Hip Ridd \* iot a Paris fashion machine.altering its ideas and patterns, and coming nut with a brnnd new idea year after year Then find out after the farmer has bought and used that it is not qtiito right, and have to try something else, make difierent teat cups and pulsator, that it is sure to be right with this new idea fitted on The point, therefore, is that tbe farmer is paying heavily to keep Ms irachine up to date with all tbe36 improvements, and with all these experimentings the c Ws never g ye the return they seould,- _ The Ridd teat cup and pulsfitor is perfeot this year and every year. It is not like a Paris dress creation that requires changing every season. The Hidd is the most natural milking machine yet invented: Cows milked with the Ridd will keep up their supply of milk quite as long as hand milked cows. The Ridd will milk your cows all the year round with eleven inches of vacuum, and you will not have trouble with milk cups falling off. RlflD MILKING MACHINE CQ., Ltd.-Offices and Agents throughout 1 New Zealand and Australia. - Head Office -New Plymouth: Canterbury Office—Tatttrsall's, Christchurch "Akaroa Mail," Printers and . Publishers . ADVERTISEMENTS "Wanteds" Is cash for 14 words only Casual advertisements 3s per noh Standing Advertisements as per arrangement Job Printing We bave gradually accumulated a fine Jobbing Plant of the lateßt maohinery, and are now ready to deal promptly and accurately with Jobbing Work of all r < descriptions put into our hands. We can execute Printing required by all Business Firms - „ „ Billheads Memorandum Forms, Invoices, Price Lists, Printed Envelopos, Receipts, j Our Telephone number is 13.

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4, Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LXXIII, Issue 3446, 20 October 1914

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LXXIII, Issue 3446, 20 October 1914

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