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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 7

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For Your PASTURE TOPDRESSING Be Sure to Order the Best FERTILISER r • • X tit* m -iu-j;' ■ r >• -'Mi- /« ,-i* V* % K VJX imwn ■■■■»■ VW.SS k • i m ma , w lir riinii iifci a i" i . Sold by all Fertiliser Merchants, Storekeepers and Dairy Companies. Manufacturers: KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.'S N.Z. DRUG CO. LTD. * AUCKLAND■nit SM ' » Si?* m VyY-' m yoe«Sj^yCJ<N~X*<S-> III! THE ROTOVAC MILKER STATOrff METAL Eliminates the Vacuum Pump, Vacuum Tank, Releaser, and the foul air-pipe system. The Roto vac has made a higher standard for Superfine possible. No Rubber, No Oil, No Condensation, No Wearing Parts, Cuts Power Costs in Half. The Most Remarkable Invention ever adapted to Milking Machines. See the Rotovac at the Waikato A. & P. Show, Bth and 9th November. The Rotovac is Released, Controlled and Manufactured by FOUNDRIES LTD., 36 Collingwood Street, Hamilton. Established 1910. Phone 2025. FINDLAY'S Bread Manufactured Up to QUALITY BAKERY: COLLINGWOOD STREET Not Down to PRICE. HAMILTON. Phone 1526. VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOMS Kiiiiiiuiiw It'!";' & sau NISBET'S CORNER. For EXIDE BATTERIES, CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS & MOTOR KOLLAG. CARRICK NISBET CORNER HOOD AND ALEXANDER STREETS HAMILTON. HAMILTON VACCINE for MAMMITIS 85% OF PRIZE-WINNERS at the 1935 Royal Agricultural Show, Sydney, of privately-owned Dairy Cattle had been treated with " HAMILTON VACCINE." Several of the breeders represented have been using "HAMILTON VACCINE " for four generations of Prize-winners. HAMILTON VACCINE CO. LTD. EsUMi l^ißd R l I 92S^ TREET WHOLE HERD POLICY j Vaccine costs 2/- per Cow for 12 Months. We will analyse milk samples and supply free further Vaccina for infected cows. Write for Free Booklet—- *' Mammitis, Its Cause and Treatment." • ■. ' J> *•'? V 4 >" •• .l-.t ,J. . . % ~ :

mk - w r^WMW HAMILTON'S STORE FOR V POPULAR YOUNG MEN The appointment of Mr. F. W. Lucas as manager and the continual arrival of ) new stocks from our Auckland store have resulted in a greatly improved clothing ) service for Hamilton men. Join the men who shop at LIMITED VICTORIA ST., VICTORIA ARCADE., NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL SHOW Bth and 9th NOVEMBER Special Week-end Fare* from Auckland to Hamilton, iaaued on 9th November only. RETURN FARES: 2nd Class, 9/3 Class, 13/6 Special Excursion Tickets, available for return until 11 th November, will be issued to Claudelands from Te Kuiti and intermediate stations on direct line of route, and to Hamilton from Rotorua, Paeroa and intermediate stations' on direct line of route on 7th and Bth November, and 9th November, by trains due to arrive Hamilton or Claudelands not later than I*o p.m. These tickets will not be available by the Main Trunk "" Limited " express trains. On 7th, Bth and 9th November, the AucklandTaneatua express and Rotorua-Auekland express will stop 4t Claudelands. On 9th November, train leaves Claudelands 5.26 p.m., Frankton Jn. arrive 5.36 p.m. The usual 4.0 p.m. Frankton Jn.-Te Kuiti train will NOT run. A train leaves Frankton Jn. for Te Kuiti at 6.8 p.m. Usual 3.40 p.m. Frankton Jn.-Paeroa train leaves Frankton Jn. 5.12 p.m., Claudelands 5.45 p-m. For further particulars see handbill or enquire at stations. it 'W A Latest figures stow that Alfa, first In world favour, and first always in sales in New ® Zealand, sold in even bigger numbers for the first 9 months of 1935 than for the corresponding period iii 1934. Mi Alfa is n-tffl first in favour because it is first in dimming performance, first in service, and first always with every worth-while improvement in separator design er construction. . Remember that only the Alia gives yom fully rustless bowl, complete, and 100/ 0 efficient, in all sizes from 13 to 165 gallons. Only the Alfa offers yon "Everbrite," newest and finest of aU stainless steelsas^^ optional equipment for discs or complete ImwJ unit. Only the Alfa offers you clerical slumming with 15 to less motor or manual power-not just for m or two, but for long years olf twice a-day service. ■

% ijUCu P*w -5' w ... J ill >w %■* VICTORIA STREET, Hamilton's Busy Thoroughfare. INHERE is no more pleasant outing than a run to Hamilton. The railway service is convenient and frequent, while the good roads offer every inducement to the motorist. You will be interested in the progress of the town and delighted with its surroundings. The Summer Show offers ample facility for viewing the productivity ind resources of the Waikato, while entertainment is most lavishly catered for. A warm welcome awaits you at Hamilton. I Agricultural and Pastoral Associations 44th ANNUAL' I M J*;; •WOOD - CHOPPING EXHIBITION • Children's Calf Classes. • Hamilton Kennel Club's Annual Dog Show. • Gymnastic Display by Y.M.C.A. .pps SHEEP - SHEARING COMPETITION WIDE RANGE OF CLASSES, COMPRISING HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP AND PIGS. NUMEROUS VALUABLE PRIZES, including P7C for DOMINION i &ii iMPiNr. JUMPING COMPETITION I m m % TROTTING EXHIBITION \ Chopping Exhibition—Sheep-Shearing CompetitionTin Hare Racing—Trotting Event—Athletics. COME AND SEE THE BEST CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS AND HORSES IN THE PROVINCE ON EXHIBITION. RECORD ENTRIES. POPULAR CHARGES For Admission: Adults, i/«; Children, 6d; Cars, !/• Phones: Office, 3498. Night Phone, 285 M. W. L. RANSTEAD, Secretary, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON.