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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 115, 31 May 1901, Page 4

Best in 1880! Best ever Since!! ALPHA-LAVAL , OREAM gEPAIUTOia Royal Sffricnltural Society's Show, at Maidstone, AigM, JUKI, 1899,' EVER HELD. THE MOST COMPLETE TRIALS OF OREAM SEPARATORS 5 DAYS' CONTINUOUS TRIALS! SEPARATED MILK ANALYSED! POWER TESTED Steam-Power Machines, in prize £2O, awarded TO THE ALPHA LAVAL OREAM SEPARATE Y e Juogts dtc)!r(d to avsid a Sucid Fiiie Is IMb tWt ea y did other machine of luffiolent merit. d and-Power Machines, in prize no, awari ed TO THE ALPHA LAVAL OREAM SEPARATOR. Jndgos awarded a Becond Priie in tills class to the Melotte Oraam Separator. Dairymen! It pays yon to buy THE BEST LUNT BE FOOLED Into buying a third-rate machine thai will never give latiifactto and which will lose yon more morn*; la one year than would pay ALPHA- LAVAL machlno. WRUJJ FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES fc PBIOBH, TO MASON. STRUTHKRS & CO, CH IBTCHUBCH CHIBF AGKNTB FOH NSW ZXALAKD TO NEW PLYMOUTH (X OP. dOOIETY Agents for Taranakl

TAIUNAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON.—Ist May to 31si i July, 1900 THE Shooting 8m son for Native Game (excepting kaka, native pigeons, tot, pukako, white heron, andc'.ested grebe) and Imported Game in the Lie' rlct consisting of the Oounties of Tarataki and Clifton (excepting the Mount Egmott Forest Reservo, Kaitaki Ranges, being Sections 168 and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninibi or \A hite CI Sa Reservation) will com mence on the Ist May an J end on July Slst, both dajs inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Peseive, being the area within the'ircumferenceof a circle, having a radius of six mi'es from tbe scmmit of Mount Kgmoot, the thooting of Native and Imported Game is strict'y prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, the Postmasters at Waitara,lnglewcodandOpunake. LICENSES ISSUED. G. Ratberfotd A. Rutherford F. S. Allen A. 0. Clarke Ernest Harvey J. H. McOallum A. L. Connett G. R. Connctt D. Tippens P. M. Harrisoa Hy. Linn R. G. Cottier H. Pepperell R. Jon<s F. C Harrison G. W, Wareham 'J 1 . Corkill J. U. Adams F. M. Grayling ' Geo. Francis G. T Mace J?. Julian N. Hill J. F. W.lson At Boon J. W. Boon D Teed P. langman J. O'Biicu W H. Birch L. B. Webs'er A. Colson F. Ibbotson J. IT. Kingsley W. Oliver J. Bennett 0. Wall F. Gibbors R. H. Piggott) W. DesKrrges W. R. H. Frea (\ Finebam N. Bennett 15 M»y J. Phillips F. Humphries G. Barker J. Loveli W. Hammond W. Bew'ey A. Bowley N. J 1 endtr J. sopnisun F Seamirk INGLRWO jD L CliN ES. B. E. Haverbier Christopher Dixon Crius. F. Laurent Hem'y m Buikitt Arthur Gilbert J Gibson, un. Ernest George W F PercivJ C. 0. Smith T 1), Colson S. F Pratt J W. Wii fi. Id Geo. Taylor P. H. Harbutt Geo Jenstn Hy. Pott'r F. A. M .Rnv/linson Frank Kiand'sh John Hook Thos. Niiholl E. Broad A. B. GamHn Jas. Miohinuiek Fdmuni H&worth J. Frewiu Chas. Hodgson

TO uaiRY FARMERS RXAB GOOD OALVJB by giving Ikm something to take the plaoe of the fat removed by the separator. TMa ia found in OOD LIVEB OIL. A lloDnffl rear a calf. be obtained from & 0. TEMPLSB, . Stnt/ocd IMPORTANT TO FAfillSß CHEAP MANURES! ON TBUOKB AT NGAHAURAHQA. M MANURE—£-4 Prat To*. GUABAHTBBD AKALTBIB. 1 Phosphate 17 pec owl Ammonia ... 7 par 418k. BON K DUST—£S S» FIB TOM. OUABAMTBHO ANALYBM. Trioalcio Phosphate 48 perowt Ammonia 4 per owl mo. i mixture. £5 Sa 6d pqa TOM. QUABANTSED AHAUUS. One-half Lawks' Bcpbkpho«fhaib. One-half Bonk Dust. NO. 8 UIXTDB& £4 10s pas To*. One-half Lawhb' Superphobphaib. One-lulf " M "Makubb. MO. 4 MIXTUBK. £4116* FBB To*. One-tUird I>AWSS' PUPBRPHOSFHAU One-third Thoiias' Phosfhazb One-third Boni 1)0st Thi* U a first-olan Turnip tail ii pecUUy recommended for wet or war land*. SPECIAL POTATO MANUBE£6 fib ton.

KAINITI The addition of a email proportion «| Kaii.it to atv of the Mixture U an advantage, and on be made without extra ofeacg* i speaifi.d by the puohaser* wh«« giving the order. Himu Thn Marures are not mixed until the orders are sent oat, and porch Mert at thei; option o&n have the original maaurea *«nt to them in the maker 1 * Digs, and main the mil lures themiolv^s. (•PrCIAL MIXTORBb oan be made «| toy time to aoit farmers. Note—The " M " Manure gave the best results in proportion to cost ont of 18 experiments with Champion Swode Turnip* at the Government Experimental Farm at Momohaki in 1897 (tee page 170, KUth Report of Agricultural Department) i—experimeat* made at Momohaki with various Manuree upon Turnip* la the (Season 1898-68 ihowihat the SWT re* nit was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone duit and two-third* basio ■las (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the best raiu't, at a minimum co*% wa* from a a-jtture of one-third Lawe* 1 Saperpbo*. phate and two-third* of the, W.M B CV* " M ' Manor*. The latter mixture ooo> tains the tame oomponent* a* the W. 14 i. Go. * No. 3 Mixture, proportion* Ming a little .different. The former oomMnatim point* o the fact, now generally reny. nised, that the valoe of ba»io Slag, ai*o known as Tiiomta' Phosphate, ha* baaa greatly under-eitimatwL The W.IL& Co.'s No 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perosa of the n> port' of Mr. (inlanders, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the result* of the experiment* referred to, whioh Will ,ba found In the Seventh Report) of the Department. of Agriculture, woild amply re* pay any farmer who find* a dlfflonlty in • electing the most suitable manores

OPUN 4KB JLIOBINBHB. H. Burets 6 Heenan W. Ait km J J, d,ou A. Biuche'l WAITArtA LIOFMSES. J. I. Lu ena T. Ist<cs B. Topless W. Rowe, juu. A. Page P. T Hicks C A. Rumbal E. P. Buck thought H. Richards Geo. Ramson C H Wilson vy. Simpson A. 8. Baker Parris Tajlor f" £5 REWAED will be paid to any per son procuriog the conviction of any offender against the provision of the " Animals Protection Act, 1880." D. McALLUM, Secretary, WAITAKA-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH.. THE undersigned notifies thai he bas bought out Me. Robt. Kibby'B interest in the above BU6INKISB. Customers will please note change of,•hours, viz.:— Coach leaves Waitar 9.30 a.m. Coach leaves New PJymout' r p.m. Seat booked, and parcels receivtd at Weal's stables. £. OOULTER, wa.

PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE Is hereby given that we, tbe undersigned, have this day entered into partnerslliD as Land and Estate Agent* a New PlymouoQ, EDGAR WAT DAVID LAIJSG.

THIS GOKFANT REOWVM FOR FRJJEZIKG upon owner's account, at the f olio win gTatei To include taring, Free*lng, pping, Wrapper uid Freight, P3S~SHIPMENTS IN THE MO/JXH OF JUNK TO NOVKMBEB, inolni'ra— MUTTON, Jd per lb (three farthlngi) BKiF, 9-10 d nlne-tentiui of a pww LAMB, 9-10 d „ (aine-tentfci of it penny FIR KHII'MKNTS IN THIS MONTHS OF DECEMBER TO MAY, inrinureMUTION, 1 and l-10i per lb (one penny an ooe-tenth) BbEF, I and 1-lCd per b (one penny one-tenth LAMB, l-od per lb (one penny and one fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED. , DTLNDT SI.AimKV,

SOFT AND'GLOSSY HAIR. '•MM* H('o make the hair growsoft, "glossy, and • luxuriantly iq'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 you ipust use fajker's Hair Tonio. It is the only preparation that fulfils all the requirements without the disadvantages necessary to promote a healthy and vigorous growth cf hair. and It is not r. greasy or oily preparation, will not coil the finest linen or lace is not poisonous, nor decs it contain anything to injure the mo.st tender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in no way objectionable to the most rclined sense of smell. It effectually removes dandiiS or othe impurities from the scalp/ It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, an strong It ia sola in patent bottles at 2s 6d'; by post 3s. It isi manufactured only by the proprietor •II should be on every lady's toilet table. Distributing Agent for Taracaki—A. R. SYKKS, opposite Theatre Royal, New Ply mouth. Waitara Agents Law uknosj Bhos, Storekeepers,