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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1510, 7 February 1901, Page 53

ANOTHER VICTORY FOE THE SHARPIES’ SEPARATOR! HIGHEST HONOURS AT THE NATIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION, PHILADELPHIA, 1899. Extract from the “N.Z.Mail,” 24tii May, 1900 : “ One of the most important functions in connection with the dairy produce trade of the States is the National Export Exposition, a great annual show held under the auspices of the Philadelphia Museum and the Franklin Institute, and awards at the function in question are only given after a most critical examination and a severe test. It is, therefore, highly complimentary to the Sharpies’ Separator that it should be awarded the highest honours at the National Export Exposition, held at Philadelphia last year. Exhibitors ' taking honours at this Exposition have presented them a beautiful blue ribbon, edged with gold fringe, and having the particulars of the award printed thereQn in gold lettering. The ribbon is a very handsome’ affair, and is much more artistic than the cards usually conveying the information in regard to the award. SHARPLES’ CREAM SEPARATORS ARE NOW MADE IN THE FOLLOWING SIZES:— Hand Power : lSJgallons, 30 gals., 50 gals., 65 gals, and 90 gals. Steam „ 33 gallons, 65 gals., 90 gals., ISO ga15.,1250 gals., 320 gals, and 550 gals. Catalogue on Application. A) $5 Sole Agents fo n < New Zealand- — THE WELLINGTON FRESH FOOD AND ICE COY. LTD. Gornhili Street, WELLINGTON.

VOTES' t RELIABLE SEEDS JN Sealed Packets bearing our name from Agents in every township, or direct from AKTHUE YATES CO., SEED MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND; Also at Sydney and Manchester.

DAIRY STOCK FOR SALE. PTJRE-BRED Ayrshire Cows and 20 pure-bred Ayrshire Bulls, all ages, from the best strains in New Zealand. Cross bred Cows, several just calved and close to calving. One Pure-bred Shorthorn Bull, brother to the Champion Bull. Can be seen by writing to ANDREW LEFF, Wellington, N.Z. half