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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2436, 26 May 1893, Page 4

DE LAVAL HEEAM SEPARATORS. An exhaustive trial between a large De Laval Alpha and an Alexandra Separator of latest design was/arried out last summer at Shaebwisleben (in Saxony), the trial lasting one month, under control o^eleven persons. The result proiwd that with a daily supply to ea/n machine of 990 gallons fas in tjns instance) the DIFFERENCE in^fhe fat left in the skim milk sl/owon a G-AIN of 45C0 lbs BUTTER >PER ANNUM IN FAVOR OP THE ALPHA. Report of the above trial on application to the Agents. SORBNSBN AND BUSCK, Mak'aia. One slightly-used Alpha. No. 1, for sale, with pump and milk-heater. HAWERA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. The following are the names of those who have taken out Licenses to Shoot Imported Game in Hawera District, up to date :—: — 2621— W. R. McLean, Hawera 2622— H T Lysaght, Mokoia 2623— Frank Whiting, Hawera 2624— M J Goodson, Waihi 2625— C Goodson, Waihi 2626— E G Cunningham, Waihi 2627 — W Adamson, Hawera 2628— W R Twigg, Hawera 2629- -Thos Twigg, Hawera 2630 — Geo Syme, jun, Hawera 2631— A C Milne, Ofcakeho 2632— R W Hornby, Manaia 2633— Wm Lyster," Otakeho 2634— A J Mclntosb, Manaia 2641 — H. Southey, Hawera 2642— W H Hughes, Hawera 2643— M F Baird, Hawera 2644 — James Simpson, Hawera 2645 — Geo McLeaa, Hawera 2646— C A Budg* Hawera 2647— A W Henflerson, Otakeho 2648 — Norman mmc, Hawera 2649— H H Ogjen, Otakeho 2650 — L S flfarjfeclough, Hawera 2656— John/ Areimson, Hawera 2657— C E Mat or, Hawera 2658 — Jamls yonnell, Hawera 2659— T J Howard, Hawera 2635— S J Best, Otakeho 2636— J L Home, Okaiawa 2637— F V Lysaght, Hawera 2638— F W Beeohey, Manaia 2639 — R Pairman, Manaia 2640 — N Fowler, Manaia 2651— William Wales, Normanby 2660 —Robt Douglas, Hawera 2661— W H Bolton, Manaia 2662— N C Young, Manaia 2663— 1 M Bayly, Manama 2F64— Thos Smith, Otakeho 2665— G Kelland, Otakeho 2171— G T Bayly, Mokoia 2172— James MacDonogh, Hawera 2173— G J Willy, Eltham 2666— E H Godsal, Otakeho 2174-7*3 -Woods, jHawera '2175— Alfred Rich Sale, Hawera 2176— David Wilkie, Otakeho 2652— W A Brown, Normanby 2653 — Charles Paine, Normanby 2667— A W Budge, Manaia GEO. McLEAN, Chairman. W. ALLISON, T AND, COMMISSION, AND JU INSURANCE/ AGENT, opposite Railway Siation, Eltham. Rents and Debte collected. / / Loans negotiated AQE»CIES— Australian MuWil Provident Society Commercial Union Assuranco Company, Fire and Marine Standard Accident Insurance Co. E. Burgess and Sons' Sash, Door, and Furniture Factory Willy and Cos. Sawmills BATTLE OF THE TEACI ATTLE OF THE TEAO The EMPIRE TEA COMPANY stands pre-eminent as the largest importer of FINE TEAS in the colony BATTLE OF THE TEAS! The tea that is cheap and pasty detracts from the Bum of human happiness BATTLE Of THE TEAS ! Life is rfbt lpng enough to be nauseated for a/single day with bad tea I, / BATTLE jDF THE TEAS! The EmpThfe Tea Company make Quality the first consideration, Quality the last consideration, and Quality always. Purity and Quality combined with Value. BATTLE OF THE TEAS ! With these honorable weapons we win THE BATTLE OF THE TEAS ! EMPIRE TEA COMPANY, W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Proprietors, Wellington. THE EGMONT STAR OUBLISHED weekly, contains •a- EIGHTY COLUMNS of Wellselected matter, embracing A complete record of the cable and telegraphic /news of the week ; Full reports of ajl public gatherings of local interest ; !• Correspondefitf notes fromall parts of the djswict ; together with A large budgelof commercial news, Agricultural ffews, sporting reports Gardemn{stti*es, and Letters fromf London correspond ents, |r| special features ; and In each fa/ue there are several columns of fiction, Items for the ladies, etc. The paper has a large and increasing circulation throughput the whole of Taranaki and in Waverley and Waitotara districts, and is generally conceded to be the best weekly 'newspaper in general circulation in the district.