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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 270, 15 November 1901, Page 4

Best in 1880! Best ever Since IT ALPHA-LAV Ala QREAM gEPAJMOTS Royal ipmltiiral Mety't Show, at MaidstoM,bsulrJ mi, 18W." EVER HELD, THE MOST COMPLETE TRIALS OF OBEAM SEPARATOR® t BAYS'COHTINWH» TMAUI SEPARATED MILK ANALYSED I POWEI TESTED Steam-Power Machines, m raizi «o, awmd« TO THE ALPHA LAVAL OfilA*? BEPAB ATt l» The Judge* declined to award a Second Fiiie Is tbii ClaH W tba i *T ~ other machine of roßdml merit eland-Power Machines. i« 2mzt £», awaw id TO THE ALPHA LAVAL OKEAM BEPABATOR. Jndgea awarded a Second F m In thla olau to the Kelotte (Jnaa i%| «•!•*> Dairymen! It pays you to boy THE BEST , DON'T BS rOOL*D Into baying * third-rate mmUm that wOl BMW glte irtWMIII r and wbioh win loeo yon more money in one year than would pay ALPHA-LAVAL machine. WIUVS KOB ILLUBTBATKD OATALOGUBB * FBIOXB, ID MASON, STRUTHERS & CO., CHRISTCHURCH OHIDP AGISTS FOB WW WULUfO OB TO NEW PLYMOUTH OV OP SOCIETY Ag«te lor Tajraoakf k . OINTMENT 232 JaMMkartoitt a» *

R' TO u&iBY FABIIXBB i BAB GOOD OAfcVM if ghfbg par u (omething to tike the (liMtt lki fat removed by the Minata Ttt* 1* found in OOD LIVXB OIL. A gallon wii rear a call To be obtain ad from & 0. TWHJra, IMPORTANT TO fARMIBB. CHEAP MANURES! ON IBUOKB AT NQAHAURAXOJL U MANURE—£4 PBB TO*. ' GUABAIOTBD AXAMB. 1 Pho*phate S7p««Wk. Ammonia ... ... ... 7 per MOfc. BONI DUBX^£BfarmT«. aninimm ~,> Trioalalo Phoephat* m UptM* Ammonia ... 4 pacaM mo. i Errora. a * M mn». avAaunno AX Aims. One-half LawW BrrnFaosPEAZa. . One-half Biff Duw. HO. 8 ESTORE £4loi pbb To*. o&»-ha LAWBtf Suraßraoanun. One-hAlf "I("Haiube NO. «xEbtraa. £4IB* PBS To». One-third Lawbs* Bimßraocnu9» One-third Troma*' Pnoanun One-third Bora l)m Thi*i* a fir*t-ol*« Turnip Mam**, talk peoially recommended for w«t or mt land*. SeBOIAL POTATO MANURK£6 m xok. KATNITt The addition of a tmall proportion*! Ktnm to any of tha Mixture i*an adviiatags, and can be made without extra ofcarge 1 apeoified by the paroha**r* when |Mag the order. IUXXNU The Manure* are not mixed- until th* order* are *ent out, and par all MM at tMi option oan have the original manure* awt to them in the maker** nag*, and make th* mixture* thomaelve*. SPECIAL MIXTURKb oan be mad* • iny time to rait fanner*. Note—The "k" Manor* gave the b**t rean in proportion to oo*t out of 1* «- periment* with Champion Bwed* Turnip* at the Government Experimental Turn at Momohaki in ,1807 (ne pap 110. fifth Report of Agricultural Dapartmeat) t-. experiment* made at Momohaki with variou* Manor** upon Turalprla ifco Bea*on 1898-99 (howthat th* 'BUT riMt wa« obtained from a mixture of one-tkifd •teamed bone dut and two-third* biud* ■las (.Thomaa 1 Photphate), whO* th* beat remit, at a minimnm ooet>, wa* from a (rotate of one-third Law**" Soperpbe*. phate and two-third* of the W.M 1 Crft M 1 Manor*.,' The latter mixture ten* tain* the tamo oomponente a* the ff.K A Co. • No. 1 Mixture, the proportion* a little different. The form*r oomblnation point* o the faot, now generally rmgt ni»ed, that the value of batio known a* Thorn**" Photphata, ha* Mm neatly under-ettimated. Th* W.M.K. Co.'* No. 4 Mixture oontain* one-third of Thoma*' Phoiphate. A peroaa of th* report of Mr. ftillanden, tha manager at Momohaki, embodying the nralt* of the experiment* referred to, whloh will b* found In the Seventh Report of the Department. of Agrioulcure, wonld amply re> p»y any farmer who find* a difiouty la •electing the most ml table manure* *HB 00MPAMI BBOimi BTOOK FOR FREEZING npon owner 1 * account at th* following raSM To i FOR BHIPMKKTB IN TBB MO/U'h OF JUNK TO KOVKMBBB, inolotve MUTTON, £d per lb (three farthing*) 8K8F,9-10d . ntne-teath* of a . paafer LAMB, 9-104 i, (nine-tenth* of» F)R SHIPMENTS IN THW MOJ.TRB OF D3OKMBKR TO T, inolulr* - M UriON, 1 and l-10d per lb (one penny an' ona-teatlt BhKF, 1 and 1-lCd per b (one pe&n) aoA one-tenth LAMB, 1-M per lb (oae nanny at one flftk The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED nrtNOT •'fjADOKN,

PHOTOGRAPHY. BLACK AND WHITE AND ENAMEL PHOTOS. All one prlee. vi*.. 2tS PER DOZEN (till farther notioe). SPECIAL.— In response to enqnlrle* we slate that oar Enamelled Pbotoa are GENUINE ENAMEL, not polished with a hot roller. For real Durable Finish Knamel Eire by far the best. Ask for these at our Studio, and yon will get what yon ask for W. A. 00LLI8, Devon-street. A SILVER WATCH FREE THESE WATOHES aie Silver Oases and our usual prion list for them is 40s, but to introduce our Goods into the Oolony we will send yon this Watch free if yon 6S. will take advantage of our marvellous offer. If you want one write to uwithout delay, and send stamped addressed envelope for reply. With yeur letter send 6s P. Note, tor which we will send yoo six of our full-sited wonderful Matador Silver Tea-spoons, which wear like real silver throughout. After you reoeive the watch we shall expect you to'show it to your friends and call their attention to this advertisement. The watch is sent by registered post on your complyisg with our advertisement and the marvellous offer which we will send. ADDRKBB: SILVERSMITHS' ALLIANCE, Box 8 6, AUCKLAND. MONET RETURNED IF NOT SATBIFIEE MISS COTTIER Has now on Bale Extensive Consignment* of WOOLS- 4 and 8 Ry-WOOLB, —Berlin Fingerings. STOCKING TARNS of aS makes. Fancy Work Silks in every shade Cloths in Fashionable Teneriffe Woik Cushions, Cosies, and Ooßies for sbadowwork Delicate lace work, Lace Braids. LEATHER GOODS A SPECIALITY. andsome Purses, Card Oases, Desks and Workboxes Novelties in Fashionable Chatelaines and Chatelaine Bags Lalieo' Companions—Scistor Oases Thimbles STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, Account Books of all k'nds: Plain and Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes in Boxes and Packets. Beading Books in great variety - Periodicals, Pattern Books etc. Prayer and Hymn Books, separate and combined Ornaments, Basket-ware, Toys, Dolls, Photo Frames in choice designs. AGENT FOR MDME. WEIGEL'S COT PATTERNS. MISS COTTIER Brougbam-street. WAITARA-NEW PLYMOUTH COACH. THE undersigned notifies that be has bought out Mb. Robt. Kibby's interest in the above BUSINESS. Customers will please note change of hours, viz.: — Coach leaves Waitai 9.30 a.m. Ooach leaves New PJymout l, p.m. Seats booked and parcels reoeived at West's stables. K. COULTER, aitara. OKATO-NKW PLYMOUTH COACH. rpHE Ooach l»#v Okalo 1»omda» JL and ThuBBOAi at 6 a.m an? every Wednesday k Ba.rußDA*, at 1.80 «*m. Leaves New Ply outh at 1 p.m. on Mon Jays and ThursdßV vid 8 p.m. on Wednes lays and Saturdays Passengers and luggage oan be booked West's Stables, New Plymouth, owners nsidenoo, Okato. ROBT, T. ROEBUCK, Pboprietob. 3ENERAL BOOKBINDING T IHOMAS AVERX is now prepared u execute orders for of every description. Account Books Spbcially Bound Atm Rnr.ETl TO ANY PATTEHK oq li'O premises. MUSIC, MAGAZINES, ETC., Bound in tub Best Styl*. Thos. Avery, Printer, Bookseller, Stationor, Bookbinder,