Page 12 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1931, Page 12 (Supplement)

2 the NEW ' WALLACE W' ’ *■ inflation- — I' Milking is easier and quicker wirfi M • *■ fc ' ie t»-w .Wallace “Patent” Inflation bef b, cause the tension is so easily adjusted. ' ' 5 p* The cups are thus? always kept at a high : k pitch of milking efficiency. ' ' zrO EH The chief improvements are: . : g W >| k, (I) Inflation can ba tightened with ■HI •'•<••,' t ''•£'*lalrSE'isl ‘the fingers by means of round nut at nSB ■ . ’ ■■ ®Sb| the end cup. The full set can be '»-. BH| - |* tightened in a few momenta. BSa :■' t'' j liwjl (2) Both the screw and the inflation MM -A I;" allow plenty of room for tightening. No |jMj* '■'' '* i fHß' Wallace inflation need be discarded Mg •■ ' K through flabbiness. '■■ 3SK ';,' I blm (3) The block bottom and (4) moulded top prevent uneven strain and Q '... ’ Iwfl thus obviate the danger of splitting. - SB , The Wallace.“ Patent” Inflation is sold EH ! '' only by us and our agents. Call or write Ere o<ur nearest branch for further details. IS M|% WALLACE 4JA'- MILKER B D. McL. WALLACE LTD., '--’iw Te Aroha, Han. lton, Matamata, Thames, | I ■ - -■■' A»l-< Il Palmerston North, Whakatane, Stratford, J ' Bigger chicks... Bigger Profits! F. S< Allen, Princess. St., Levin, won the Auckland Laying Contest, against io? com-• Bpeting teams, with the wonderful record of' r,bi i eggs’ from ’ four pullets raised on " Sturdy Mish.” , . Ocher raisers are getting just as marvellous results. "Sturdy” Chicken Mashes ate unequalled for heavy egg production and for'rearing fine healthy chicks. g Sturdy Starting Mash Sturdy Growing. Mash aoo lbs 331- aoo lbs, 31/lOdlbs .... .... ... 1716 . . too lbs’--. 16/6 50 lbs 9/6 50 lbs 9/25 lbs - - 5/6 25 lbs 5/6 10 lbs ■ 2/6 10 lbs . 2/6 j ibs • 1/9 5 lbs x/9 ■ Call for pamphlet explaining the Sturdy System to — J. WIcNEILL, Devon Street, Mew Plymouth R. M. PHILLIPS, Broadway, Stratford. J. C. SMITH, Union Street, Hawera... ’**•- awr-yjlOft ‘ W 44.4- ‘Ml? IB

■ |i| i ’ b sb? ?3Sr .. ■ OF .IrT- ’W Hl iHf W L ' 'i®r -r : "®“ ■ MF B®< oo ftWfJ> WW i Mr fl « - fyo lijp f> - r J** - ■ Mraui -. Caad ■ Success with calves is mostly a matter of correct , . (f— feeding. After weaning, a highly nutritious sub* stitiite for whole milk must be made. Cereintlk iiiiwii provides the perfect substitute. Full of bone,- muscle _ ™ and'stamina-building properties, this pure food made ■■■■■ll from high grade Cereals means healthy, paying calves. . 2E T r f h out this season. Your merchant will supply you. •_ Prepared by FLEMING & Company Limited, Gora* I,! " ‘ ' - - - -' ---„ -- _ .- -- - _ - ~W |r

.. ■ yjS\ ixA'x ' ' •fl , •. I We’re Busy—And we Admit it! 9 Some say the fruit of honest labour is a Harp and a little Halo. So I far ,we find that the fruit of our work is more work.- It ecerns to be tl only natural that when people find they can get a good job done "-I very reasonably they look for the men who can do it. So if you B want a house painted WELD, a room or rooms papered in the same • I wav, or any decorating ditto, consult DARBY & HANNAN Ltd. I DEVOW STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH., | “Service, and Sattefactiea.* ~ - ||