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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 13 December 1924, Page 7

Within wireless range :—Auckland, for Saturday and Sunday: Kaiwarra, Ngakuta, Fiona, Pakeha, Makambo, Marama, Maheno, Sutlej, Ruapehu, Canadian Cruiser; for Saturday only— Kaitangata, Port Campbell, Arahura, Kai-korai. Chatham Islands: For Saturday and Sunday—Sunny Sill. Wellington : For Saturday and Sunday— Manuka, Ulimaroa, 'Tainui, Athenic, Moeraki, Tahiti, Kaimanawa,' Kaituna, Cumberland, Hauraki, Waihemo; for Saturday only—Maori, Mararoa, Ngaio, for Sunday only—Kaikaurai, Arahura, Kumara. A woman’s brain (says a London correspondent) is behind the research carried out by Oxford University's institute of agricultural engineering into the problem of how to make the farmer independent of weather conditions in harvesting his crops. The wife of Captain B. J. Owen, the director of the institute, suggested the hairdresser’s use of hot air for hairdrying as a guide in solving the problem. Captain Owen said that he tried the idea with very satisfactory results. Haystacks had been dried with hot air in 10 hour- at a . cost much less than that of drying in a. field by 'ordinary means. The principle of the process, which was demonstrated to fanners and representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture at the university farm, Sandford, near Oxford, is I to drive hot air into the central cliam- ! her of a hav or corn rick and radiate it to all parts. WHAT AN ANALYST THINKS OF “DOMO” SEPARATOR. “I have tested the skimmed milk from the ‘Domo’ Cream Separator. You can safely say there is no fab in it.” “Domo” is .the clean-skimming champion. As fareful of profits as a cash register. Send to-day for Free Booklet. Hawera agent: Bennett and Sutton. (7)