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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 108, 25 May 1901, Page 4

Best in 1880! Best ever Since!! PHA-LAYAL SfWflifflHlß Royal Agricultural Society's Siiow, at Maidstone, England, Jons, 1899. EVER HELD. THE MOST COMPLETE TRIALS OF OREAM SEPARATORS 5 days' coamyoyg trsals i SEPARATED MILX ANALYSED! POWER TESTED Steam-Power Machines, im prize .£2O, awarded TO THE ALPHA' LAVAL OREAM SEPARATI 1' e Judges declined to award a Second Piiie In this class as j did other machine of sufficient, merit. Hand-Power Machines. Ist prize X2O, awari bd TO THE ALPHA LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR. Judges awarded it Second Prize in this class to the Melotte Oream Separator. Dairymen ! It pays you to buy THE BEST j DONT BE FOOLED into baying a third-rate machine that will never give satiftfactfe 1 and which will lose you more money in one year than would pay J ' ALPHA-LAVAL machine. WRIMJ FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES.* PRICKS, TO MASON, STROTHEKS & CO, GH ISTCHtfRCH. CEIEF AGENTS FOB NEW ZEALAND NEW PLYMOUTH 01,-OP. JOOIETY Agente for Tanuwki

TO imiRY FARMERS something to take (be plaoe of the fat removed by tbe separator. Tbii if found in COD LIVKR OIL. A lion will rear a oalf. be obtained from & 0. TKMPLKR, _ Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMER CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAURANOA. M MANURE-£4 PER Ton. RUABANTEED ANALYSIS. 1 Phosphate 27 percent. Amroopia 7 per cent. BOM2 OUtiT-lit 5* PUB TOB. OUARAIitIiEIJ ANALYSIS. Triealcie Pboßpbaw Ammonia 43 per osni' Iperowt NO. 1 MIXTURK. £5 2s 6d pub TON. GUARANTIED ASaLISH. One' half Lawks' Sopuuphosphatb, One-half BONH DUST. NO. 3 MIXTURK. £4 10s per Ton. One-half Lawes' Supkrphosphati. One-half "M" Manubh, NO. 4 MIXTURK. £4 c lss pbh Tom. One-third Lawbs 1 ."upbkphosphati One-third Toomas' Phospjbati One-third Bon» Dost This is a first-clou Turnip %aA l» penally recommended for wet or nu 8' KCIAL POTAIO MANURB£S PKR.TON. KAiNrr I The addition of a snail proportion of Kauut to a*y of the Mixture it an advantage, aud can be msde without extra oharge i specified by the purchasers when firing the order. . MIXING The Manurei are not mixed until i the ordria aire sent out, and purohwers at their opt'iob' oan'have the original mature* e»ut mixtures themselvrs. fPKCIAL UIXTURKb can be mad* at »ny time to suit farmers. Note—The " M'.' Manure gave the best results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm at Momohaki in 1897 (tee page 170, Fifth Report uf Agricultural Department) : experiments made at Momahaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show ihat die but result was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone dui*) and two-third* basto slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the beet remit, at a minimum cost, was from a (r.xture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of the W.M K CVa "M ' Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the W.ii. £, Co. s No. 3 Mixture, the proportions ot»ng a little different. The former combination points o the fact, now generally recogknown as Thomas' Phosphate, has bean greatly under-estimated. The W.M.K. Co.'s No. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perusa of the report of Mr. Gillanders, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the results of the experiments referred to, which will be found in the Seventh Report of the De» p-trtment of Agriculture, wonld amply repay ur.y farmer wht, finds a. Ji(li(-alty in '■iicc!.u. t ;'Jin i.'<«.t -•;:!alile ruvjurea B'it; " tM;; kki'EHING upon civr..'i'« ,ii.i;nuin at tin followirg ratee To iiuiuti" freezing, ?n pplng, Wrapper arid Freight. FOR BHIPMKNIB IN THK MONTH OF JUNE TO NOVEMBKR.jnoIus veMU'JTON, Jd [icr lb (three farthings) BKi F, 9-lUd n ne-tcutlis of a l tony LAMB, 9-lOd „ (nino tenth* of a K)R>HIPMKNTS IM THK MONTHS OF UKOKMUiSK TO MAY, inilusiveMUriON, l.and l-10d per lb (one penny an one-tenth) BhKF, 1 and l-HM'pcr b (one penny and one-tenth LAMB, 1-ftd per lb (one.penny and one fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, nn.NOT fit,AM>HN.

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOOIETY. SHOOTING BEABON.—Ist May to 318T JULT, 1900 THE Shooting Set bod for Native Game (excepting kaka, native (.igeota, tui, pukako, white heron, andcicsted grebe) and Imported Game in the Listrict consisting of the Counties of Tarat.aUi aud Clifton (excepting the Mount Egnio:.t Kortst Rfseive, Kaltaki Ranges, being Sectionb ]Gb and 170, in the Oskura Distiict, and Paraninihi or White CI lis Reservation) will com menca on the anj end en July 31st, both days inclusive. In the Mount Kgmont Forest Reset ve, being the area within tliei ireumfcrence of a ci'cle, having a radius of six mi!es fiom the semmit of Mouut Kgniont, the thooting of Native and Imported Game is btrict'.y prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, the Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewcod and Upunakc. LIOENS G. Rutheifurd F. S. Allea Ernest Harvey A. ]j. Concett D. Tippeos Hy. Linn H. Pepperell V. C Harrison H\ Corkill F. M. Grayling G. T Mace N. Hill A. Boon li Teed J. O'Brieu L. B. Webs'or F. Ibbotton W. Oliver 0. Wall R. H. Piggott W. R. H. Free N. Bensetb J. PhilLpo G. Barker W. Hammond A. liewley J lender F Seam irk ES ISSI.'ED. A. lluthciford A. tl. Clarke J. H. Mi Callutn G. 8; Conuett P. M Harrison K. G. Cottier R. Jon's G. W. Wareham J. U. Adams Geo. Francis F. Julian J. F. W.lson .1. W. Boon P. 1 angman W. H. Kirch A. Colson J. H. Kiugsley J. Bennett F. Gibboi s W. Den Forges (1. Fincham K May V. Humphries .]. Lovell W. liew'ey N. Hewi«v J. bspms'.in INGLKWO-jU L'CKN'ES. B. E. Havcrbier Cbiittoulier l)i Chas. F. Laurent Henry » m Buikitt Arthur Gilbert Kjntst George C. 0. (Smith S. F Pratt Geo. Taylor Geo. Jensen .1 Gibson, ui). W F PercivJ T D. Colson J W. Willi,ld P. H. Harbutli Hy. Pott' r F. A. M .Rawlinson Frank Stand sh John Hook 'ilios. Nieholl E. Broad A. B. Gamliu Jus. Miohinoick Fduiun'l Hnworth J. Frewiu Chas. Hodgson OPUNAKE LICENSES. H. BirreU G Ileenan W. Aitken J Judsou A. Biuchell WAITARA LICENSES. J. L. Lu'ena H. Topless A. Page C. A. Kumhal H, Billiards C. H Wilgon A. 8. Baker T. Isucs W. Kowe, juu. P. T. Hicks E. F. Buokthought (Jeo. Ramson *V. Sampjon Parri« Taylor «T-£5 REWARD will be paid to any per son procuring the conviction of any offender against the provision of the " Animals Protection Act, 1880." 1). McALLUM, Secretary.

WAITARA-NEW PLYMOUTH COAOH. in the above BUBINKBS. Customers will please noto change of hours, viz.:— Coach leaves Waitar 9.30 a.m. I Coach leaves New PJymouti- p.m. ' Seat' booked and parcels received at (Vest's atablts. E. OOUI/TEU, PARTNERSHIP. rOTIOE is herein that we, the » ii:iy enlere.i into partDurshii) as Land anl a u New PlymuuvQ. EDUAK WAX lUVIJJ LAINU SOFT AND GLOSS\ HAIK. • .H) make the hair growsofVglossy, and I luxuriantly is'a matter that has vexed the minds of many thousands. The hair re quires to be nourished, and the skin of the head kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this yon must use l'aiker's Hair Tonic It is the only prepaiation that fullils all the requirements without the di.-ailvautagca Decessary to promote a healthy ami vigorous growth of hair. and i ■lt iB not a preaay or oily preparation, will not soil tlm finest linen or lace ft! is not poisonous, nor dees it contain anything to injure the most tender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in no way objectionable to the most reiined sense of smell. It effectually removes dandrilf or othe impurities from the scalp." It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, an strong It is sold in patent bottles at 'is l!d j by post 3s. It is manufactured only by thn proprietor Is should be on every lady's toilet table. Distributing Agent for Taranaki— A. E SYKKB, opposite Theatre Royal, New Ply mouth. | Waitaia Agents Lawbjbnom Sbos. | Storekeepers,