Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4441, 22 August 1901, Page 2

E, W. MILLS & C 0 limited, Ironmongers & Iron Merchants, Importers of AGRICULTURAL TM ELEMENTS <Sc MACHINERY Poultry Raisers 5 Appl larges Bs. Supplies m: V- Vi mKn ,’A* CJ CP HT CJ '-r~> Awe JE3 A 4 LX Ero’ra o o r 3Efc ALL SIZES IN STOCK. AXJI TO ATf KIVU. Kt'f rt>'u!o/.-Li’K* ’‘ r venliin ’in:;, require pi'::/I,i<::. : ' -: ni c.iri ;ui'y, any noviee cen - :o-':■: ■■! v.-Uhth-will ihKeli the Ur;q A percent—;') of sl.ro::-; v; 9 POULTRY Ffißia 1 si!i;rx axd cof.v m'l.ls ID'EEN IH-NH < fUTTK !■ r> cl-', ,-tal <;it it r».>-i !’t>i;r/n;T FEE 0! N l ’i' 11 - F :is i'n:atjlamps and a ffa fairs < \iD, N 1/-17 DVv .;!ir, E I'Tun 1 I ;■-i. ALL JCIA'DS F 1 a vnn :: i.MJAII’S UUUEf.’Oi I) K.OO!D NG, utc. FOCI; 'JO.VTT. IKON, i'MLX PORTLAND CEMENT E. W. Ml'uLiti & Co,, Ltd,, .Tsryois Quay, Victoria & Hunter Sts., . slion f.o run them, no experience ■„ 'iho eaNeA to run Incubator, and v;-.cro:;s chi-.:::.; or ducklings. r;r;<ui3JTJ?B. IhAKK, ALL KINDS ■■; vi liovuLic cams and piping alilnotou vi; a: dmills if. UONE i, ■ ■ -. :o v. 1 ' 1 : !,\\VN NOLLEKS r.VKM AND HARDEN TOOLS !‘‘liNO r N<;- wires AN FJAA fi,V I’A.! NTS FLA NET JR. J.'-i PNEJIENTS WE 7, LIN CIA/ iMtnyy (fiiifra 6t ii % 'i - t? mm IN mmm i pi km o Fc 4'yh 7 3 's/s-. ■ * ' .v„ ..h>J &L '' »• 'h v'-w /;■• > y mT.- 1 / ■':• c Iff SlfW n;*2 v.-'.'Hl liav ■■■, 'r. • ''V 'v, :iAd v - C.D'.vi'oot iA'saultn. Thousands o; r/:icLo:i in ~v.iv/ Z".u.!.iid have I-c-mi rcaved c:i ta :ni with the hap^iouli roMih i. jlov.' • < C'— thr' i*’'*!: V«>:;nh C>irul) Vac TVnciuU very Hqhtly on a clean !vr«H ;: .[frU'v, or eni-ih very line iv.ul .-.ifi -ihroi'.'Ji a sieve ; mire carefully v.'lVu lo.iiin-; w;it:r, sV!rrin;( v*v!l. a-ul g : .va hottle or by A.-;Vmm-o ir, milk in V-hmu, ic ir, not advisable to add ir.. la too f t'K yi):iiit; 'l’vl d-d ■oa to ciiiMreu, if. i-:; bettor to only about half a’d ; silt every V,v.) hours Voau a ln.r;'or quantity less often. For. o;u>sa ;r,nsun, lyvir boiling water on biscuits as ‘boy are and by spoon. A •Iwry is to put a saucer over the cup or baein in which the biscuits ))iacr:l t-i soak. ar 4 til they nwell out, leaving no water. Later on ch’i irou can have thorn cither whole or soaked, at home or at school. Thay Thrill bo founcl a. Toung anti Old. Ayisa^ro©lf© MIMk M,rmmro©t Biscuits Tho most Economical and Eosi Pond that can be obtained. EXQ-J2SITE FLAVOR, Sillily concentrat ed, perfect hi col-ability, henco t.ac moat nourifihing 1 and easily cUg-estocL OZ7 sj w. W « Is a perfect beverage; light and delicate; invigorating and snstainieg; easy to make, and cheaper in us© than any other.

r. Deyion Tea is Pure. Lord Hampden, through hi a Secretary, praised its "Excellent Quality.” ' ALL GSOCEK3.