THE BEST SEPARATOR.

Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11994, 22 July 1907, Page 2

THE BEST SEPARATOR.

Experienced dairymen, after trying the Baltic Cream Separator, certify that this up-to-date machine is 'not just as good/ but is superior to any other they have used. The opinion of the man who uses it to make his living is the only evidence worth consideration. Mr E. Benefield, of Kent Eoad. Taranaki, jvrites : — •' I bave much pleasure in stating that the Baltic B, 15, of 100 gallons per hour, is giving me great satisfaction. I have used other machines, but find the Baltic the best I have ever used; in fact. I cannot speak too highly of it." MacEwan' & Co., Ltd., Sole Agents, U.S.S. Co.'s Buildings, Wellington.

these playeis was "jelly fish* like and showed Want of backbone, but those who had criticised their action knew little about the circumstances. There was ii great difference between major and minor offences, and in both .cases' the offences were not bad, and -the Uhion had, after considering - all * the circumstances, shown strength of mind and fairness in punishing the players. (Applacuse.) ■_ .Tbe. pleasant gathering broke up at eight o'clock with the singing of Auld Lang Syne. • \ Atrangehients are being made for' a visit of a junior Golden Bay representative team, who ; will 'play a Second Junior representative team at Nelson on Saturday week. As a "curtain raiser" to the rep. match a Junior Cup fixture between the College and Riwaka teams, was played on Saturday afternoon, which resulted in a win for the Collegians by 11 points to 6. Playing with the wind in the first spell Riwaka scored two tries (Fowler and Goodall getting over), but on changing sides the Collegians put up 11 points, Pettit scored two- tries (one being converted by Llughes), and Pppps kicked a penalty goal. Mr Batchelor ref dreed;