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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 289, 9 May 1914, Page 17

A Filthy Separator Means a Poor Quality of Cream. A dirty bowl or frame means bacteria, poor cream and trouble for the wife. Invest in the ALFA-LAVAL, and you nave a Separator made on strictly cleanlike principles—as easy to clean as a tea-cup, every part smooth, visible and reachable, without nook, tube or crevice. Alfa-Laval is c T0 The 'bowl shell is a single piece, as lso is the combined bowl bottom and distributing shaft. Discs are quickly ■ cleaned and easily handled, owing to the provision of a patent transfer device. Two or three minutes is enough to thoroughly wash the bowl. The same thoroughness marks the ALFA-LAVAL right through, hence the reason why over 90 per cent, of the world's dairymen' use it. E. GRIFFITHS & CO. ALFA-LAVAL AGENTS NEW PLYMOUTH. Seeds for Autumn Sowing. I have just received 18 400-ga). TANKS OF CLOVEBS, eta, 1 , from MESSRS HURST & SOS. London, the GERMINATION i wd PURITY of wthe Seeds being well up to that firm's usual i igh standard. &..,;. My stock of PERENMAL. EYE again includes the eeto- %',:, ureted "TWYFORD" brand from HAWKE'S BAY, as well u i,'; : old pasture Ryes from SAXDOjj an ,i CANTERBURY. GIANT ;• ITALIAN RYE a speciality. v.£~ In COCKSFOOT I can offer as fine a Bample of double mt- ;'*: ~ chuie-dreftßed AKAROA iB-20!b seed as I have ever handle* y. j~ . Also in stock: Crested Dog tail, Fescues, Foxtail, Pom, (.; Prairie Grass, and the quick-gr owing, prolific WESTERN L-.: . WOLTH'S GRASS. / Newton King, NEW PLYMOUTH ST TUTFOrID '&

MOTOR CYCLES Douglas fixed engine - - £| Douglas two speed free - -'£,', Bradbury fixed ... £i Bradbury two speed - £ Bradbury 6 h.p., 3 speed, chain drive £! Number 3 speed- - - . £j Singer three speed - - . - £j sA, GEORGE »! New Plymouth.

INGLEWOOD'S GREAT .CLOTHING SALE W »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< r END OP SEASON AND EXPIRY OF LEASE MAKE IT LMPEKA TIVE TO EMPTY OUR SHELVES. 25 PER CENT AND MORE OFF USUALJiTRICif AT A GENUINE CUT OUT SALE DAVE CLEG-G, inglewood.. FARMS THAT ARE WORTH BUYING. jGO ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass and crops, 45 acres stumped, 8 paddoekg, ■" all ploughablc; metalled road V/ 2 miles from Inglewood; 14-mile fr»m |jchool and creamery; 5-roomed house, cowshed, and outbuildings; good orchard. Price, £ld 15s per acre; £250 cash, balance 7 years at a per aent. O-l A ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass and crops, all plougliable, 1M acres <*AU stumped and ploughed, 12 paddocks, sheep-proof fences; metalled road 6 miles from Inglewood, 1% miles from store, post office, cheese and butter factory, % mile from creamery; 10-roomed house, concrete yards, 20-bail cowshed, (table and other outbuildings. Price £lB per acre; £IOOO cash, balance easy terms. FOR LEASE KQA ACRES freehold, all in grass and crops, except shelter bush; 40» aeres ploughable, 130 acres ploughed 6 miles from railway, l'/ 2 miles from "Breamery; 8-roomed house, shed, yards, etc. Owner will lease for 7 years at ' 12/6 per acre, with purchasing clause at £lB 10s. , j !;; MATTHEWS, GAMLIN & 29. ««• AUCTIONEERS, LAUD & COMMISSION AGENTS, INGLEWOOD TAKE NOTICE! "*; G. W. &H. DRAKE have opened a very fine sliow of R'ItXLTURE in 1 1 nremises lately occupied by F. Drake. ■■■ v FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS ON SHOW. it Latest pattern LINOLEUMS arrived. New CARPETS, RUGS and PAS- '*' SAGE RUNNERS just in. Bales of WALL PAPERS newly opened up. *■% Lafceat designs. INSPECTION INVITED at G. W. & H. DRAKE'S INGLEWOOD (Next Dr. Whetter's). yea. AoNorthCopttotheßhA "1